Aristotelian commentaries and logical works; A-B Italy, 15th century; C England, 1425

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Title

Aristotelian commentaries and logical works; A-B Italy, 15th century; C England, 1425

Shelfmark

MS. Add. A. 370

Place of origin

Italian

English, London

Date

15th century

1425

Language

Latin

MS. Add. A. 370 – Part 1

(fol. 3) Thomas Aquinas Commentary on Aristotle’s De interpretatione (Peri hermeneias)

(fol. 25v) Gratiadei of Ascoli Commentary on Aristotle’s De interpretatione (Peri hermeneias)

(fol. 38v) Gratiadei of Ascoli Commentary on Ps.-Aristotle, Liber sex principiorum

MS. Add. A. 370 – Part 2

(fol. 62) Dominicus de Flandria Recollectio super libros De anima tradita Bononiae in convento sancti Dominici

(fol. 104) Dominicus de Flandria Expositio super tractatum Thomae de Aquino De fallaciis

(fol. 124v) Dominicus de Flandria Tractatus de suppositionibus

MS. Add. A. 370 – Part 3 (fols. 126–226)

(fol. 128) John Sharpe OCarm Formalitates

(fol. 143) Walter Burley Tractatus XI

(fol. 143) De formis

(fol. 167) De secundis intentionibus

(fol. 168) De tribus in toto universo per se agentibus (Notabilia de logicis ix)

(fol. 170) De diffinitione siue de modo diffiniendi (Notabilia de logicis xi)

(fol. 171v) De qualitatibus (Notabilia de logicis viii)

(fol. 173) De diuisione entis (Notabilia de logicis iii)

(fol. 175) De toto et parte (Notabilia de logicis v)

(fol. 176v) De diuisione potentiae

(fol. 177r) De potentiis animae

(fol. 190v) Covering fols. 128–190v.

(fol. 191r) Expositio libri Meteorum

(fol. 203) Covering fols. 191–203.

(fol. 207r) Quaestiones de universalibus

(fol. 216v) Covering fols. 207–216v.

(fol. 219) Philosophical text

Acquisition

Purchased from him by the Bodleian for £9 9s., 1886..

Provenance

Libri sale, 29 March 1859, lot 198.

Perhaps bought by Thomas Kerslake, bookseller of Bristol.

J. E. Cornish, Manchester bookseller, nephew of Kerslake.

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