a2r Albertus Magnus: De caelo et mundo. Edited by Hieronymus Mitanus, Monopolitanus. ‘Incipit liber primus de celo et mundo Alberti Magni philosophi clarissimi. Tractatus primus quod mundus est perfectus. Capitulum primum quid libri subiectum; quid nomen; et que ipsius divisio et quis ordo' Incipit: ‘[D]e celo autem et mundo in hoc libro...’ k7r Explicit: ‘... nostre inventionis in hac materia. Finis.’ Opera, ed. Jammy, IIb 1-200; Opera, ed. Borgnet, IV 1-321; Editio Coloniensis (1951- ), 5, 1. For the manuscript transmission of the text see Fauser no. 12; see Lohr (1967), 341 no. 14.
k7r Colophon: 'Expliciunt hic dicta subtilissima Divi Alberti cognomento magni. Ratisponensis episcopi et ordine predicatorum assumpti, emendata per me fratrem Ieronymum mitanum monoplitanum ordinis eiusdem. Impressum venetiis per Iohannem de Forlivio et Gregorium fratres. Anno Domini Mcccc.lxxxx die xviii Novembris.’
k7r 'Registrum huius operis'
k7v ‘Registrum capitulorum huius libri.’ Incipit: ‘Registrum capitulorum tractatus primi libri. Capitulum primum quid libri subiectum; quid nomen...’ k8r Explicit: ‘... centri. fo. lxv. FINIS.’
Imprint:
Venice: Johannes and Gregorius de Gregoriis, de Forlivio, 18 Nov. 1490. Folio.
Secundo folio: a3r: 'lo relato ad terra(m)...'
Collation:
a8 b–h6 i k8.
References:
Source: Bodleian; implemented by Matilde Malaspina on the copy owned by the Monastero di Santa Scolastica, Subiaco (XVII.A.9).
ISTC: ia00227000
H *511;
Goff A‑227;
GW 594;
Pr 4516;
BSB‑Ink A‑145; CIBN A‑118; Sheppard 3883.
LCN: 14291841
Copies:
A-102(1)
Copy
Bound with A‑098; see there for details of binding and provenance.
Size of leaf: 275 × 180 mm.
Headlines cropped. Wanting the blank leaf a1 and leaves a4.5, b6, c2.5, c3.4, d1, d2, e2.5, e3.4, f4, f6, g1, g3.4, i2.7, i4.5, k4.5. Leaf a8 is bound in place of b6.
Early marginal notes by various hands, mostly cropped. On k8v are scribbles, among which several appearances of the name Jeremy Gibson.
Initial D is supplied in ink, with some pen flourishing.
SHELFMARK: Auct. 6Q 4.41(1).
