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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The work 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 represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in UCLA Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.

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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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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

• Burleus super libros Ethicorum
• Super libros Ethicorum Aristotelis
• Expositiones super libros Ethicorum Aristotelis
• Expositiones super decem libros Ethicorum Aristotelis

Creator

• Burlaeus, Gualterus, 1275-1345?

Contributor

• Eredi di Ottaviano Scoto
• Argyropoulos, Iōannēs, -1486
• Egidio, da Viterbo, Cardinal, 1469?-1532
• Ursin, Lucien d'
• Aristotle
• Ambrosius, da Padua, active 16th century

Editor

• Ambrosius, da Padua, active 16th century

Former owner

• Ursin, Lucien d'

Printer

• Eredi di Ottaviano Scoto

Subject

• Annotations (Provenance)
• Aristotle -- Early works to 1800

Genre

• Early works to 1800
• Annotations (Provenance)

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

• 2191
• CNCE 7979
• 128.037
• 85:455

Citation source

• 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