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=100 0\$aAristotle.
=240 10$aDe caelo et mundo.$lLatin
=245 10$aNoue tra[n]slat[i]o[n]i libroru[m] de celo & mu[n]do siue de motu & ueteri ab Aueroi Cordube[n]si co[m]me[n]tate: su[m]mi philosophi Ari[stotelis]. ex Stragyra grecie oppido: Nicomachi medicine artis p[ro]fessoris filii: deo faue[n]te maxi[m]o finis impositus e[st].
=246 3\$aNovae translationi librorum de caelo et mundo sive de motu et veteri ab Averoi Cordubensi commentatae summi philosophi Aristotelis ex Stragyra Greciae oppido Nicomachi medicinae artis professoris filii deo favente maximo finis impositus est
=260 \\$aPadua :$bLaurentius Canozius, de Lendenaria, for Johannes Philippus Aurelianus et Fratres,$c5 March 1473.
=300 \\$a[152] leaves$c430 mm. (fol.)
=500 \\$aTitle and imprints from colophon on leaf [q7] recto, which reads in full: Noue tra[n]slat[i]o[n]i libroru[m] de celo & mu[n]do siue de motu & ueteri ab Aueroi Cordube[n]si co[m]me[n]tate: su[m]mi philosophi Ari[stotelis]. ex Stragyra grecie oppido: Nicomachi medicine artis p[ro]fessoris filii: deo faue[n]te maxi[m]o finis impositus e[st]. Nobilis Vince[n]tini Joa[n]nisphilippi Aureliani & fratru[m] impensa: Opera uero atq[ue] ingenio Laure[n]tii Canozii Le[n]denariensis. Jmpresse Patauii Anno Christi optimi . M.cccc.iii. & . Lxx. nonas Martii.
=500 \\$aEach paragraph of the text of Aristotle is printed in the Latin translation revised by Guilelmus de Moerbeka and in the Latin translation by Michael Scotus, and is followed by Michael Scotus's Latin translation of the commentary by Averroes (see Bod-inc A-386 and A-387 for reference details)
=500 \\$aText in two columns, with Aristotle's text typographically distinguished from the commentary.
=500 \\$aSpaces left blank for rubrics and initials on leaves [a1] recto, [f2] verso, [l1] recto, [o4] recto.
=500 \\$aSignatures: [a-g¹⁰ h⁸ i¹⁰ k⁸ l-o¹⁰ p-q⁸]. Last leaf [q8] blank.
=505 0\$a[Note on the contents], incipit "Jn primo tractatu istius libri continent[ur] decem summe magne", [a1]r; Aristoteles. De caelo et mundo, [in the Latin translation revised by Guilelmus de Moerbeka], incipit "[D]E natura scie[n]tia fere plurima uidetur circa corpora", [a1]r-[q7]r; Aristoteles. De caelo et mundo, [in the Latin translation by Michael Scotus], incipit "[M]Axima cognitio nature et sc[ient]ia demo[n]strans ipsam est in corporibus", [a1]r-[q7]r; Averroes. [Commentary on De caelo et mundo], [in the Latin translation by Michael Scotus], incipit "Quia iste e[st] liber primus in quo loquitur de reb[us] se[n]sibilib[us] naturalib[us]", [a1]r-[q7]r; colophon, [q7]r.
=510 4\$aBN cat. des incun.,$cA-511
=510 4\$aGoff,$cA977
=510 4\$aGW,$c2357
=510 4\$aHain-Copinger-Reichling,$c1688
=510 4\$aISTC,$cia00977000
=510 4\$aKlebs,$c87.1
=510 4\$aOates,$c2544
=561 \\$aProvenance: Given by Thomas Rotherham, Archbishop of York and Chancellor of England, ca. 1484: see items nos 1 and 4 in volume.$5UkCU
=563 \\$aBinding: Blind-tooled brown calf over pasteboards, with edges painted blue, and authors, date and volume details gilt on black and green morocco spine labels, Cambridge, late 17th century; rebacked in 1978.$5UkCU
=599 \\$aAnnotations: Manuscript running titles in cursive hand up to leaf [d4] recto and note in a different cursive hand on leaf [c2] recto, England, late 15th century; traces of manuscript signatures continuing from item no. 1 in volume, England, 17th century.$5UkCU
=599 \\$aItem no. 2 in volume Inc.1.B.13.2[2119]. Bound with: Aristoteles. De anima, with commentary by Averroes. Padua: Laurentius Canozius, de Lendenaria, for Johannes Philippus Aurelianus et Fratres, 22 November 1472 (Oates 2542; ISTC ia00969000) - Aristoteles. Meteorologica, with commentary by Averroes. Padua: Laurentius Canozius, de Lendenaria, for Johannes Philippus Aurelianus et Fratres, 24 June 1474 (Oates 2546; ISTC ia01007000) - Aristoteles. De generatione et corruptione, with commentary by Averroes. Padua: Laurentius Canozius, de Lendenaria, for Johannes Philippus Aurelianus et Fratres, 18 June 1474 (Oates 2545; ISTC ia00996000).$5UkCU
=599 \\$aAccession number 2121.$5UkCU
=600 00$aAristotle.$tDe caelo.
=600 00$aAristotle.$xCriticism and interpretation.
=650 backslash_zero_replaced$aPhysics$vEarly works to 1800.
=655 \7$aAnnotations (Provenance)$zEngland$y15th century.$2rbprov$5UkCU
=700 0\$aWilliam,$cof Moerbeke,$dapproximately 1215-1286,$etranslator.
=700 1\$aScot, Michael,$dapproximately 1175-approximately 1234,$etranslator.
=700 1\$aCanozi, Lorenzo,$d1425-1477,$eprinter.
=700 0\$aJohannes Philippus Aurelianus,$dfl. 1472-1474,$epublisher.
=700 1\$aRotherham, Thomas,$d1423-1500,$eformer owner,$edonor.$5UkCU
=700 0\$aAverroës,$d1126-1198.$tTafsīr al-Samāʼ wa-al-ʻālam.$lLatin.
=752 \\$aItaly$dPadua.
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