Expositio saluberrima Magistri Lamberti de Monte circa tres libros De anima Arestotelis : qua p[re]clarissimis co[m]mentarijs diui Thome Aquinatis naturalis philosophie interp[re]tis acutissimi nedu[m] co[n]cordat : ve[rum] etia[m] difficiliores sente[n]tias text[us] vna cu[m] argume[n]tis et replicis per quasda[m] exe[m]plares similitudines luceclari[us] reserat : ad profectu[m] stude[n]tiu[m] gymnasij Colonie[n]sis q[uod] plures bursam Montis appellant ...

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Lambert, von Heerenberg, -1499.

Contributor:

Thomas, Aquinas, Saint, 1225?-1274.

Quentell, Heinrich, -1501, printer.

Incunable Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Standardized Title:

Copulata super tres libros Aristotelis De anima iuxta doctrinam Thomae de Aquino

Language:

Latin

Subjects (All):

Aristotle. De anima--Early works to 1800.

Aristotle.

Genre:

Incunabula.

Penn Provenance:

Essiger, H. (autograph)

Physical Description:

1 unnumbered leaf, lxxxj leaves, 2 unnumbered leaves ; 28 cm (folio)

Fingerprint:

lire iti. neli rege (3) 1498 (T)

Place of Publication:

Calcis metha quieuit Agrippine : Cura ... Henrici Quentel ..., Anno nonagesimooctauo supra millesimum q[ua]dringentesimu[m] die vero quinta mensis octobris [5 October 1498]

Notes:

Title from title leaf (a1r).

Imprint from colophon on leaf o4r, which reads: Expositio sublimatissima Lamberti de Monte artiu[m] & theosophie [pro]fessoris eximij in tres libros de a[n]i[m]a Arestotelis. qua ex p[re]clarissimis co[m]mentarijs diui Thome A[qui]natis latebrosas sente[n]tias nedu[m] explanata sed et studentib[us] gynmici Montis Colonie in platea quam sedecim domos nuncupant eminentis. naturale[m] p[hilosoph]iam aggredi volentib[us] longu[m] iter precepto[rum] breue reddit & efficax [per] quasda[m] exemplares si[mil]itudines. calcis metha quieuit Agrippine cura [per]uigili Henrici Quentel ciuis eiusde[m] Virginei partus anno nonagesimooctauo supra millesimumq[ua]dringentensimu[m] Die vero quinta mensis octobris.

Chancery folio, printed in double columns. Leaf a2v: 60 lines to a full column, plus headline; area of text: 196 (208) x 138 mm; col. width: 67 mm. Initial spaces, some with guide letters; spaces for paragraph marks. Printed initials and manicules. With signatures and foliation; without catchwords.

Signatures a-o⁶.

Leaf a1 (title leaf) unsigned; leaves a2 and a3 signed "a i" and "a ij", respectively.

Calcis methPublished in Cologne.

Local Notes:

Penn Libraries copy bound with: Aristotle. Expositiones textuales dubio[rum] at[que] luculentissime explanat[i]o[n]es in libros de celo & mu[n]do, generatione & corrupt[i]o[n]e, metherologo[rum], ac paruo[rum] naturaliu[m] Aristotelis. [Cologne] : In officina Quentell Colonie ... i[m]pressa, [1503]. (Goff A-968)

Leaf size: 265 x 190 mm.

Without rubrication.

Penn Libraries copy has some early ms. underlines, marginal marks and annotations in brown ink; a few early ms. underlines and marginal annotations in red ink; initial "C" supplied on leaf a2r by a reader in brown ink; modern ms. bibliographical notes in pencil on front pastedown; paper label with 2 ms. shelf-marks (1 struck through) on front pastedown.

Purchased for the Penn Libraries in 1955.

Penn Libraries copy has partially illegible ms. ownership inscription ("H. Essiger[us] me iure possidet. 16 Iunij ...") on title leaf (a1).

Penn Libraries copy bound in full blind-tooled vellum ; upper board has portrait of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V (with caption: Carole mortales dubitant homo sisne Deusve sunt tua sceptra hominis sed tua facta) in center; lower board has portrait of Johann Friedrich I, Kurfürst von Sachsen (with caption: Iohan. Fride. Elec. Dux. Saxon) in center; 5 raised bands on spine; 2 paper spine labels with blue printed borders, 1 with ms. shelf-mark(?); remains of paper label with ms. title at head of spine; all edges blue.

Penn Libraries copy: lower portion of title leaf excised; wormholes in inner margin of leaves f2-o6; all leaves cropped with damage to ms. marginal annotations; boards and pastedowns lightly wormed and partially detached from spine; upper board mutilated at head inner corner; lower board worn at head-edge and damaged at tail outer corner; vellum worn away from some bands on spine.

Cited in:

Goff M-839

BM 15th cent. I, p. 288 (IB.4671)

GW M16776

BSB-Ink. L-42

BN cat. des incun. L-24

Walsh, J.E. 15th cent. printed books, 461

ISTC im00839000

OCLC:

608966413