B27885

Language code

lat, grc

Shelfmark

Fb.8.09

Author

Aristotle

Uniform title

[Selections., Latin.]

Title

Aristotelis Stagiritae Libri omnes, quibus tota moralis philosophia, quae ad formandos mores tum singulorum, tum familiae, tumm civitatis spectat, continetur. Pars quinta. Argumenta, & methodicæ capitum distributiones.

Varying form of title

Portion of title: Libri omnes, quibus tota moralis philosophia

Publication, distribution, etc.

Venetiis, :, [Gioacchino Brugnolo],, M. D. LXXXV. [1585]

Physical description

894 p. ;, 12mo.

Note

Printer's name taken from the online census of Italian 16th century editions (EDIT 16), based on printer's device on t.p. - a man walking through an arch with a portico with initials "I.B.", carrying the motto "Libertatem meam mecum porto".

Note

Woodcut head-pieces; initials.

Note

Contents listed on t.p. verso.

Formatted contents note

Contents: Contents: Aristotelis Moralium Nicomachorum libri decem, Ioanne Bernardo Feliciano interprete -- Magnorum Moralium libri duo, Georgio Valla Placentino interprete -- Moralium Eudemiorum libri Quartuor: Primus, secundus, tertius & septimus, incerto interprete. Quartum vero, quintum & sextum in quitno sexto & septimo Nicomachiorum reperies, cum idem ad verbum hi cum illis sint -- De virtutibus libellus, Alexandro Chamaillardo interprete -- Politicorum libri octo, Leonardo Aretino interprete -- Oeconomicorum libri duo, seu unus in duas diuisus partes, Aretino interprete -- Eorundem oeconomicorum libri duo, Bernardino Donato Veronensi interprete. Primi quidem dimidium è Græco ab ipso translatum : reliquum vero, cum Græcum codicem non haberet, paraphrasi expressum. Secundus vero qui in Latinis alijs codicibus non nisi paucis legebatur, è Græco translatus.

Provenance

Armorial bookplate of Eton College.

Binding

Semi-limp parchment case binding; restored with cream coarse cloth and fresh endpapers; rear board repeatedly scratched; yapp edges; slits for ties; title written in ink on spine.

Subject

Philosophy, Ancient.

Added entry--name

Brugnolo, Giacchino, printer.

Added entry--name

Feliciano, Giovanni Bernardino, translator.

Added entry--name

Valla, Giorgio, translator.

Added entry--name

Chamaillard, Alexandre, translator.

Added entry--name

Bruni, Leonardo, translator.

Added entry--name

Donato, Bernardino, translator.

Added entry--place

Italy, Venice

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500##$aWoodcut head-pieces; initials.

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561##$aArmorial bookplate of Eton College.

563##$aSemi-limp parchment case binding; restored with cream coarse cloth and fresh endpapers; rear board repeatedly scratched; yapp edges; slits for ties; title written in ink on spine.

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7001#$aBruni, Leonardo$etranslator.

7001#$aDonato, Bernardino$etranslator.

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