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Commentaries in Latin, probably written in Spain, on St. Thomas Aquinas

MS. Don. d. 151

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Title

Commentaries in Latin, probably written in Spain, on St. Thomas Aquinas

Shelfmark

MS. Don. d. 151

Summary

Commentaries in Latin, probably written in Spain, on St. Thomas Aquinas

Date

First half of the 17th century

Language

Latin

Physical facet

Parchment binding, with two fragments of a 14th- or 15th-cent manuscript used to strengthen the spine

Physical extent

458 Leaves

Custodial history

Bookplate of 'Frederic' North, later 5th Earl of Guilford; a note on fol. iiiv reads: S[otheby], 24/1/[18]99, [lot] 742.

Acquisition

Given by Theodore Hofmann through the Friends of the Bodleian, 1970.

Subject

17th century

Manuscripts, Latin

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  • Aquinas, Thomas, Saint, 1225-1274

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