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196x130 mm
Manuscript from the end of the 18th century, early 19th century, without dates, leg. nineteenth-century in spotted leather with golden decorations on the five-ribbed spine, red and black spray-colored cuts; papers [513], [7 b.]. The text includes the following four parts, each separated by a blank paper: [1.]: Disputatio prima. De Principiis Intrinsecis Entis Naturalis. [2.]: Disputatio secunda. De causis extrinsecis entis naturalis. [3.]: Disputatio tertia. De proprietatibus entis naturalis. [4.]: Quarta Disputatio. From heaven, and from the world. Obvious signs of use on the binding (abrasions, missing caps). Browning and occasional stains on the cards. Good copy overall.
Manuscript from the end of the 18th century, early 19th century, without dates, leg. nineteenth-century in spotted leather with golden decorations on the five-ribbed spine, red and black spray-colored cuts; papers [513], [7 b.]. The text includes the following four parts, each separated by a blank paper: [1.]: Disputatio prima. De Principiis Intrinsecis Entis Naturalis. [2.]: Disputatio secunda. De causis extrinsecis entis naturalis. [3.]: Disputatio tertia. De proprietatibus entis naturalis. [4.]: Quarta Disputatio. From heaven, and from the world. Obvious signs of use on the binding (abrasions, missing caps). Browning and occasional stains on the cards. Good copy overall.
Specialist Notes
Written entirely in Latin by the same author, the text is easily readable; it may be a transcription or observations on the first four "disputations" of the eight books of Aristotelian physics (to be studied). The colophon reads: "Atque haec in Aristotelis Phisicam dicta sint ad maiorem Dei, ac Deiparae Virginis gloriam."
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