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tig00026000

Text-inc Id:
tig00026000
Bod-inc Id:
G-015
Headings:
Gaietanus de Thienis Expositio in Aristotelem De anima, et al.
Analysis of content:
  1. a1v ‘Tituli questionum.’
  2. a2r Gaietanus de Thienis: [Preface.] See G‑014.
  3. a2r Aristoteles: De anima. [Translation revised by Guilelmus de Moerbeka.] Incipit: ‘[B]onorum honorabilium notitiam opinantes magis autem . . .’ See A‑386.
  4. a2r Gaietanus de Thienis: Expositio in Aristotelem De anima. Incipit: ‘[H]ic liber qui De anima inscribitur est sextus in ordine librorum . . .’ See G‑014.
  5. n5r [Colophon.]
  6. n6r Gaietanus de Thienis: Quaestio de sensu agente. Incipit: ‘[Q]ueritur vtrum pro sensatione causanda oporteat ponere . . .’ See Thorndike–Kibre 1664.
  7. n8v Gaietanus de Thienis: Expositio De sensibilibus communibus. Incipit: ‘[Q]ueritur utrum sensibilia communia sint sensibilia per se . . .’ See Thorndike–Kibre 1670.
  8. o1r Gaietanus de Thienis: Expositio De intellectu. Incipit: ‘[Q]ueritur utrum intellectus humanus sit perpetuus . . .’ See Thorndike–Kibre 1653.
  9. o3r Averroes: De substantia orbis. [Translated by Michael Scotus.] Incipit: ‘[I]n hoc tractatu intendimus perscrutari de rebus ex quibus . . .’ See A‑386.
  10. o3r Johannes de Gandavo [pseudo-; Johannes de Janduno]: Expositio De substantia orbis. Incipit: ‘Liber iste, qui intitulatur De substantia orbis, diuiditur . . .’ Explicit: locis ipse dissoluit eam. See Ludwig Schmugge, Johannes von Jandun 1285/9-1328, Pariser historische Studien, 5 (Stuttgart, 1966), 130, no. 23; Thorndike–Kibre 822. On the authorship see Schmugge 1-4, and Stuart MacClintock, Perversity and Error: Studies on the ‘Averroist' John of Jandun, Indiana University Publications, Humanities Ser., 37 (Bloomington, 1956), 4 and n. 13, where he indicates that Johannes de Janduno is not to be identified with Johannes de Gandavo.
  11. r1r Johannes de Gandavo [pseudo-; Johannes de Janduno]: ‘Questiones singulares super libro De substantia orbis.’ Incipit: ‘[Q]ueritur vtrum dimensiones interminate precedant formas substantiales . . .’ See Thorndike–Kibre 1644.
  12. r1v Johannes de Gandavo [pseudo-; Johannes de Janduno]: ‘Questiones de substantia orbis.’ Incipit: ‘[S]icut dicit philosophus secundo metaphysice philosophiam . . .’ See Thorndike–Kibre 1488. The quaestio beginning on r5r Incipit: ‘[C]onsequenter queritur, utrum celum secundum se totum sit luminosum . . .', and the following two quaestiones are apparently not the work of Johannes: see MacClintock 187, n. 110.
  13. t2v [Colophon.]
Imprint:
Vicenza: Henricus de Sancto Ursio, Zenus, 21 Sept. 1486; 16 Oct. 1486. Folio.
Collation:
a8-1 b c6 d–i8.6 k–s8.6.6 t2.
References:
Source: Bodleian ISTC: ig00026000 C 617 = 5824 + 5825; [C]R 617 (var.); Goff G‑26; BMC VII 1046; Pr 7168; BSB‑Ink C‑35; Hillard 851; MacClintock, 124-5, no. 12; Sheppard 5932. LCN: 14101041
Copies:
  1. G-015(1) Copy Binding: Nineteenth-century half calf; marbled paper boards; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size: 307 × 208 × 25 mm. Size of leaf: 296 × 198 mm. Early marginal notes and ‘nota' marks. Provenance: Frederic North (1766-1827), 5th Earl of Guilford; anonymous armorial book-plate, with motto; not found in sale (1831). Purchased from R. F. Sweetinburgh for £0. 18. 0; see Books Purchased (1832), 9. SHELFMARK: Auct. 2Q inf. 1.24.
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