Burleus sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] : habes in hoc uolumine candidissime lector Gualteri Burlei Expositiones sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] Aristotelis : cum duplici textu antiquo vz. [et] eius qui est Argyropoli que omnia nuper recognouit frater Ambrosius Patauus theologo[rum] minimus ex ordine fratrum diui Augustini qui Eremite appellantur
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Burleus sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] : habes in hoc uolumine candidissime lector Gualteri Burlei Expositiones sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] Aristotelis : cum duplici textu antiquo vz. [et] eius qui est Argyropoli que omnia nuper recognouit frater Ambrosius Patauus theologo[rum] minimus ex ordine fratrum diui Augustini qui Eremite appellantur
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- Summary
- Commentary on Aristotle's Ethics by Walter Burley, one of England's most important philosophers, first printed by Scoto in 1481.
- Language
- lat
- Extent
- [14], 187, [1] leaves
- Note
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- Explicit: Gualteri Burlei doctoris egregij super dece[m] libros Ethicorum Aristotelis expositiones expliciunt. Correcte p[er] fratrem Ambrosius de Padua sacre theologie professorem ordinis Eremita[rum] diui Augustini
- Imprint from colophon
- Signatures: a8 b6 A-Y8 Z-2A6
- Woodcuts: Ottaviano Scoto's device on verso of leaf 187, eaturing a trisected circle surmounted by a double cross, flanked by arabesques of dolphins and leaves; the three sections of the circle contain Scoto's initials "OSM" (=Ottaviano Scoto Modoetiensis]; large (12-line) white-on-black floriated initial at beginning of text; smaller ornamental initials throughout
- Text of Aristotle printed in large gothic type, with Burlaeus' commentary in smaller gothic type; arranged in two columns; printed marginal notes and reference letters in small gothic type
- Dedication by editor Ambrosius Patavus addressed to Cardinal Egidio da Viterbo, dated 26 Aug. 1521 ("70 kal. Septe[m]. 1521")
- Not in: Short-title catalogue of books printed in Italy and of Italian books printed in other countries from 1465 to 1600 now in the British Museum; or Adams, H.M. Catalogue of books printed on the continent of Europe, 1501-1600, in Cambridge libraries
- Label
- Burleus sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] : habes in hoc uolumine candidissime lector Gualteri Burlei Expositiones sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] Aristotelis : cum duplici textu antiquo vz. [et] eius qui est Argyropoli que omnia nuper recognouit frater Ambrosius Patauus theologo[rum] minimus ex ordine fratrum diui Augustini qui Eremite appellantur
- Title
- Burleus sup[er] libros Ethico[rum]
- Title remainder
- habes in hoc uolumine candidissime lector Gualteri Burlei Expositiones sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] Aristotelis : cum duplici textu antiquo vz. [et] eius qui est Argyropoli que omnia nuper recognouit frater Ambrosius Patauus theologo[rum] minimus ex ordine fratrum diui Augustini qui Eremite appellantur
- Title variation
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- Burleus super libros Ethicorum
- Super libros Ethicorum Aristotelis
- Expositiones super libros Ethicorum Aristotelis
- Expositiones super decem libros Ethicorum Aristotelis
- Language
- lat
- Summary
- Commentary on Aristotle's Ethics by Walter Burley, one of England's most important philosophers, first printed by Scoto in 1481.
- Cataloging source
- INL
- Citation location within source
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- 2191
- CNCE 7979
- 128.037
- 85:455
- Citation source
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- Schwab, M. Bibliographie d'Aristote
- EDIT 16
- Index Aureliensis
- National union catalog, pre-1956 imprints
- Index
- no index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Summary expansion
- When Scoto printed the text edited by the Augustinian Ambrosius de Padua, he provided the only scholarly version yet in print. In his prefatory note, dated Sept. 1521, two months after the date of imprint in colophon, Ambrosius tells the dedicatee, the famous philosopher and Aristotelian commentator Egidio da Viterbo, that the work suffered from the sloppiness of the printers whose printed texts were so confused that they could hardly be read. For this edition, he divided the work into chapters, added marginal notes to organize the argument of the text, and reorganized the text; He also provides a long 26-page analytical table of contents
- Label
- Burleus sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] : habes in hoc uolumine candidissime lector Gualteri Burlei Expositiones sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] Aristotelis : cum duplici textu antiquo vz. [et] eius qui est Argyropoli que omnia nuper recognouit frater Ambrosius Patauus theologo[rum] minimus ex ordine fratrum diui Augustini qui Eremite appellantur
- Note
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- Explicit: Gualteri Burlei doctoris egregij super dece[m] libros Ethicorum Aristotelis expositiones expliciunt. Correcte p[er] fratrem Ambrosius de Padua sacre theologie professorem ordinis Eremita[rum] diui Augustini
- Imprint from colophon
- Signatures: a8 b6 A-Y8 Z-2A6
- Woodcuts: Ottaviano Scoto's device on verso of leaf 187, eaturing a trisected circle surmounted by a double cross, flanked by arabesques of dolphins and leaves; the three sections of the circle contain Scoto's initials "OSM" (=Ottaviano Scoto Modoetiensis]; large (12-line) white-on-black floriated initial at beginning of text; smaller ornamental initials throughout
- Text of Aristotle printed in large gothic type, with Burlaeus' commentary in smaller gothic type; arranged in two columns; printed marginal notes and reference letters in small gothic type
- Dedication by editor Ambrosius Patavus addressed to Cardinal Egidio da Viterbo, dated 26 Aug. 1521 ("70 kal. Septe[m]. 1521")
- Not in: Short-title catalogue of books printed in Italy and of Italian books printed in other countries from 1465 to 1600 now in the British Museum; or Adams, H.M. Catalogue of books printed on the continent of Europe, 1501-1600, in Cambridge libraries
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Dimensions
- 30 cm (folio)
- Extent
- [14], 187, [1] leaves
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
- n
- Note
- Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect, final blank leaf wanting. Bound in contemporary dark brown calf, richly paneled in blind by triple-fillet frames, the outer two enclosing rolls of medallions alternating with decorative elements or foliage, the inner two containing arabesques; vertical row of three blind-tooled leafy lozenge centerpieces in center panel, with matching cornerpieces; traces of two pairs of ties along fore-edges of covers. Old armorial device stamped on title page within a diamond-shaped lozenge, probably the arms of the contemporary owner who scrawled his name across the upper part of the device; large armorial bookplate on front pastedown of Lucien d'Ursin of Antwerp ("Ex libris Lucien d'Ursin Antverpiensis"); another early ownership inscription above "...Fr. Jno. de S. Cruz." In modern dark brown and beige cloth clamshell case; gold-stamped spine title "Burlaeus. Super libros ethicorum." Purchase, Bennett Gilbert, 1989. Extensive early marginalia dealing directly with the philosophical rather than philological issues.
- System control number
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- (OCoLC)38243920
- ucoclc38243920
- Label
- Burleus sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] : habes in hoc uolumine candidissime lector Gualteri Burlei Expositiones sup[er] libros Ethico[rum] Aristotelis : cum duplici textu antiquo vz. [et] eius qui est Argyropoli que omnia nuper recognouit frater Ambrosius Patauus theologo[rum] minimus ex ordine fratrum diui Augustini qui Eremite appellantur
- Note
-
- Explicit: Gualteri Burlei doctoris egregij super dece[m] libros Ethicorum Aristotelis expositiones expliciunt. Correcte p[er] fratrem Ambrosius de Padua sacre theologie professorem ordinis Eremita[rum] diui Augustini
- Imprint from colophon
- Signatures: a8 b6 A-Y8 Z-2A6
- Woodcuts: Ottaviano Scoto's device on verso of leaf 187, eaturing a trisected circle surmounted by a double cross, flanked by arabesques of dolphins and leaves; the three sections of the circle contain Scoto's initials "OSM" (=Ottaviano Scoto Modoetiensis]; large (12-line) white-on-black floriated initial at beginning of text; smaller ornamental initials throughout
- Text of Aristotle printed in large gothic type, with Burlaeus' commentary in smaller gothic type; arranged in two columns; printed marginal notes and reference letters in small gothic type
- Dedication by editor Ambrosius Patavus addressed to Cardinal Egidio da Viterbo, dated 26 Aug. 1521 ("70 kal. Septe[m]. 1521")
- Not in: Short-title catalogue of books printed in Italy and of Italian books printed in other countries from 1465 to 1600 now in the British Museum; or Adams, H.M. Catalogue of books printed on the continent of Europe, 1501-1600, in Cambridge libraries
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Dimensions
- 30 cm (folio)
- Extent
- [14], 187, [1] leaves
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
- n
- Note
- Spec. Coll. copy: imperfect, final blank leaf wanting. Bound in contemporary dark brown calf, richly paneled in blind by triple-fillet frames, the outer two enclosing rolls of medallions alternating with decorative elements or foliage, the inner two containing arabesques; vertical row of three blind-tooled leafy lozenge centerpieces in center panel, with matching cornerpieces; traces of two pairs of ties along fore-edges of covers. Old armorial device stamped on title page within a diamond-shaped lozenge, probably the arms of the contemporary owner who scrawled his name across the upper part of the device; large armorial bookplate on front pastedown of Lucien d'Ursin of Antwerp ("Ex libris Lucien d'Ursin Antverpiensis"); another early ownership inscription above "...Fr. Jno. de S. Cruz." In modern dark brown and beige cloth clamshell case; gold-stamped spine title "Burlaeus. Super libros ethicorum." Purchase, Bennett Gilbert, 1989. Extensive early marginalia dealing directly with the philosophical rather than philological issues.
- System control number
-
- (OCoLC)38243920
- ucoclc38243920
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