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tib00767000

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tib00767000
Bod-inc Id:
B-382
Headings:
Boethius, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus Opera.
Analysis of content:
  1. Part I.
  2. [*1r] [List of contents.]
  3. [*1v] [Table of contents.]
  4. A1r Boethius: [Prologue to first commentary on Porphyrius, Isagoge.] Boethius, Operum pars I: In Isagogen Porphyrii commenta, ed. Samuel Brandt, CSEL, 48 (Vienna, 1906), 3-16.
  5. A2r Porphyrius: Isagoge. Translated by Gaius Marius Victorinus. Porphyrius, Isagoge, trans. Boethius, ed. Lorenzo Minio-Paluello, AL, i.6 (Bruges and Paris, 1966). Text seems to finish imperfectly.
  6. A2r Boethius: [Commentary on Porphyrius, Isagoge.] Boethius, Operum pars I: In Isagogen Porphyrii commenta, ed. Brandt, 17-132. Begins with book I, chapter 7 of Brandt's edition.
  7. a1r Boethius: [Prologue to second commentary on Porphyrius, Isagoge.] Boethius, Operum pars I: In Isagogen Porphyrii commenta, ed. Brandt, 135-47.
  8. a2r Porphyrius: Isagoge. Translated by Boethius. Porphyrius, Isagoge, trans. Boethius, ed. Minio-Paluello.
  9. a2r Boethius: [Second commentary on Porphyrius, Isagoge.] Boethius, Operum pars I: In Isagogen Porphyrii commenta, ed. Brandt, 147-348. Begins with book I, chapter 5 of Brandt's ed.
  10. c1r Boethius: [Prologue to commentary on Aristoteles, Categoriae.] PL LXIV 159-63. Referred to as book I in PL.
  11. c1v Aristoteles: Categoriae. Aristoteles, Categoriae vel Praedicamenta, trans. Boethius, ed. Lorenzo Minio-Paluello, AL, i.1-2 (Bruges and Paris, 1961).
  12. c1v Boethius: [Commentary on Aristoteles, Categoriae.] PL LXIV 163-294.
  13. g1r Boethius: [Prologue to first commentary on Aristoteles, De interpetatione.] Boethius, Commentarii in librum Aristotelis Περὶ ἑρμηνείας , ed. Karl Meiser (Leipzig, 1877), 31-5.
  14. g1r Aristoteles: De interpretatione. Translated by Boethius. Aristoteles, De interpretatione vel Periermenias, trans. Boethius, ed. Lorenzo Minio-Paluello, AL, ii.1 (Bruges and Paris, 1965).
  15. g1r Boethius: [First commentary on Aristoteles, De interpretatione.] Boethius, Commentarii in librum Aristotelis Περὶ ἑρμηνείας , ed. Meiser, 35-225.
  16. k1r Judecus, Nicolaus: [Letter addressed to] Petrus Pasqualicus. Incipit: ‘Nullus fere liber Aristotelis est in ea facultate . . .’
  17. k1v Boethius: [Prologue to second commentary on Aristoteles, De interpretatione.] Boethius, Commentarii in librum Aristotelis Περὶ ἑρμηνείας , ed. Meiser, 3-4.
  18. k1v Boethius: [Second commentary on Aristoteles, De interpretatione.] Boethius, Commentarii in librum Aristotelis Περὶ ἑρμηνείας , ed. Meiser, 4-504.
  19. k2r Aristoteles: De interpretatione. Translated by Boethius. Aristoteles, De interpretatione vel Periermenias, trans. Boethius, ed. Minio-Paluello.
  20. s1r Boethius: De divisione. PL LXIV 875-92.
  21. s3v Boethius [pseudo-; Marius Victorinus, Gaius]: De definitionibus. PL LXIV 891-910; Th. Stangl, Tulliana et Mario-Victoriniana (Munich, 1888), 12-48; repr. P. Hadot, Marius Victorinus: recherches sur sa vie et ses œuvres (Paris, 1971), 329-65.
  22. t1r Boethius: Introductio in syllogismos categoricos. [Also known as Antepraedicamenta.] PL LXIV 761-94.
  23. u1r Boethius: In Topica Ciceronis, [dedicated to] Patricius. Cicero, Opera, V/1, 269-388, ed. J. C. Orelli and J. G. Baiter (Zurich, 1833); repr. PL LXIV 1039-1174. For a possible identification of the dedicatee, see J. Martindale, Prosopography of the Later Roman Empire (Cambridge, 1980), II 839-40.
  24. u1r Cicero: Topica. Cic. Top..
  25. v1r Boethius: De differentiis topicis. PL LXIV 1173-1216; Boethius, De topicis differentiis, ed. D. Z. Nikitas, Corpus Philosophorum Medii Aevi: Philosophi Byzantini 5 (Paris and Brussels, 1990), p. lxxviii and 1-92. See also Boethius, In Ciceronis Topica, trans. and ed. Eleonore Stump (Ithaca, NY, 1978).
  26. x1r Boethius: De syllogisimis categoricis. PL LXIV 761-94.
  27. y1r Boethius: De syllogismis hypotheticis. PL LXIV 831-76; Boethius, De hypotheticis syllogismis. Testo critico, traduzione, introduzione e commento, ed. L. Obertello (Brescia, 1969).
  28. z3r Boethius: [Prologue to De trinitate.] Boethius, The Theological Tractates. The Consolation of Philosophy, trans. and ed. H. F. Stewart and E. K. Rand, revised S. J. Tester (London, 1973), 2-4; PL LXIV 1247-9.
  29. z3r Boethius: De trinitate I. Boethius, The Theological Tractates, 4-30; PL LXIV 1249-56.
  30. z4v Boethius: De trinitate II. [Also known as Utrum Pater et Filius.] Boethius, The Theological Tractates, 32-6; PL LXIV 1299-1302.
  31. z4v Boethius: ‘Prologus' to De hebdomadibus.’ Boethius, The Theological Tractates, 38-40; PL LXIV 1311.
  32. z4v Boethius: De hebdomadibus. Boethius, The Theological Tractates, 40-50; PL LXIV 1311-14.
  33. z5r Boethius [pseudo-; Gundissalinus, Dominicus(?)]: De unitate et uno. PL LXIII 1075-8; ed. P. Correns, BGPTM, i.1 (Münster, 1891), 3-11. For the suggested attribution to Gundissalinus, see M. T. Gibson, L. Smith, and J. Ziegler, Codices Boethiani: A Conspectus of Manuscripts of the Works of Boethius, Warburg Institute Surveys and Texts, 25 (London, 1995), 5 no. 25.
  34. z6r Boethius: Contra Eutychen. [Also known as Liber de persona et duabus naturis.] Boethius, The Theological Tractates, 72-128; PL LXIV 1337-54.
  35. aa1r [Title-page.]
  36. aa1v Boethius: [Preface to De arithmetica, addressed to] Quintus Aurelius Memmius Symmachus. Boethius, De institutione arithmetica. De institutione musica, ed. Johann Gottfried Friedlein (Leipzig, 1867, repr. Frankfurt, 1966), 3-5. For the dedicatee see Martindale, Prosopography, II 1044-6.
  37. aa1v ‘Capitula primi libri'. Boethius, De institutione arithmetica, ed. Friedlein, 5-7.
  38. aa2r Boethius: De arithmetica. Boethius, De institutione arithmetica, ed. Friedlein, 7-173. In this edition, chapter 1 entitled ‘Prohemium'.
  39. dd2r Boethius: De musica. Boethius, De institutione arithmetica, ed. Friedlein, 178-371. In this edition, chapter 1 entitled ‘Prohemium'.
  40. ii3r Judecus, Nicolaus: [Letter addressed to] Donatus Civalellus. Incipit: ‘[R]ecognoscens superioribus diebus, Donate Musarum culte elegantissme . . .’
  41. ii4v Euclides [pseudo-; Boethius pseudo-]: Geometria II [addressed to] Patricius. Translated by Boethius. Boethius, De institutione arithmetica, ed. Friedlein, 373-428; Boethius, Geometrie II: ein mathematisches Lehrbuch des Mittelalters, ed. M. Folkerts (Wiesbaden, 1970); for this edition see ed. Folkerts 41-2. Boethius' Geometria is a translation or a paraphrase of Euclid's Elements I–V, possibly even the entire text of Euclid: see Gibson, Smith and Ziegler, Codices Boethiani, and references given there. David Pingree, ‘Boethius' Geometry and Arithmetic', Boethius, ed. Margaret T. Gibson (Oxford, 1981), 155-61, at 157 notes that ‘the Geometria Euclidis . . . begins with a dedication to Patricius that echoes the title ‘patrician' given to Symmachus in the preface to the De Institutione Arithmetica’.
  42. ll6r [First colophon, dated 18 Aug. 1492.]
  43. Part II.
  44. [*1r] [Title-page.]
  45. [*2r] ‘Tabula'.
  46. 2A1r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-: Prologue to commentary on De consolatione philosophiae.] ‘Prologus.’ Thomas Aquinas, Opera omnia, VII 121-2. On the authorship see Pierre Courcelle, La consolation de philosophie dans la tradition littéraire (Paris, 1967), 322-3, 414-15, also Nigel Palmer, ‘Latin and Vernacular in the Northern European Tradition of the De consolatione philosophiae’, in Boethius, ed. Gibson, 362-409, at 363 and 399; and Alastair J. Minnis, ‘Aspects of the Medieval French and English Traditions of the De consolatione philosophiae’, in Boethius, ed. Gibson, 312-61, at 354. This commentary apparently dates from the fifteenth century and is probably the work of a German scholar; it is a compilation with glosses of a version of the commentary of William of Conches being assimilated to those of Nicolaus Trevet; see Alastair J. Minnis and L. Nauta, ‘More Platonico loquitur: What Nicolaus Trevet Really Did to William of Conches', in Chaucer's ‘Boece' and the Medieval Tradition of Boethius, ed. Alastair J. Minnis (Cambridge, 1993), 1-33, at 9.
  47. 2A2r Boethius: De consolatione philosophiae. Boethius, Philosophiae consolationis libri quinque, ed. Wilhelm Weinberger, CSEL 67 (Vienna and Leipzig, 1934); Boethius, Philosophiae consolatio, ed. Ludwig Bieler, CCSL 94 (Turnholt, 1984).
  48. 2A2r Thomas Aquinas [pseudo-: Commentary on De consolatione philosophiae.] Thomas Aquinas, Opera omnia, VII 122-72.
  49. L3v [Thomas Aquinas pseudo-: Prologue to commentary on De disciplina scholarium.] ‘Prologus'.’ Thomas Aquinas, Opera omnia, VII 172-3. See Pseudo-Boethius, De disciplina scolarium, ed. O. Weijers (Leiden and Cologne, 1976), 29; J. V. Scholderer, ‘Conradus, Boethius and pseudo-Boethius', Speculum, 22 (1947), 257-9.
  50. L4r Boethius [pseudo-]: De disciplina scholarium. Pseudo-Boethius, De disciplina scolarium, ed. Weijers. An anonymous text, probably written in Paris, c.1230-40.
  51. L4r [Thomas Aquinas, pseudo-: Commentary on De disciplina scholarium.] Thomas Aquinas, Opera omnia, VII 173-98. See Pseudo-Boethius, De disciplina scolarium, ed. Weijers, 29-30.
  52. P6r Conradus(?): [Verse.] Scholderer, ‘Conradus', 258. See Walther, Initia, 3183; BSB‑Ink calls Conradus [Intzverger?].
  53. P6r [Second colophon, dated 26 Mar. 1491.]
Imprint:
Venice Johannes and Gregorius de Gregoriis, de Forlivio Folio In two parts, dated: (I) 18 Aug. 1492; (II) 26 Mar. 1491. 1491-2
Collation:
Part I: [*2] A-B6 a8 b10 c-d8 e-f6 g4 h6 i8 k–q6 r4 s–u6 uu6 uuu6 uuuu6 v8 x-y6 z8 aa–kk6 ll8; part II: [*]4 2A8 B–P6. 283 woodcut diagrams.
References:
Source: Bodleian ISTC: ib00767000 H *3351; Goff B‑767; BMC V 341, XII 25; GW 4511; Pr 4517; BSB‑Ink B‑618; CIBN B‑557; Oates 1803-5; Rhodes 391; Sander 1100; Sheppard 3885-7; Smith, Arithmetica, 28. LCN: 13960273, 13960359
Copies:
  1. B-382(1) First copy Wanting the blank leaf r4 and x4. Part II (`De consolatione philosophiae' and ‘De disciplina scholarium') bound between gatherings r and s. Sheet ll4 between aa3 and aa4. Binding: Eighteenth/nineteenth-century calf; sixteenth/seventeenth-century Italian ornamental design painted on the edges in red and black ink; marbled pastedowns; endpapers watermarked with three crescents and ‘GFA'. Size: 313 × 222 × 55 mm. Size of leaf: 306 × 211 mm. Occasional marginal notes to the ‘De interpretatione' in a sixteenth-century Italian hand, mostly washed out, and occasional pointing hands. Initials and paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue. Provenance: Former purchase price(?) ‘£5. 15. 6' on verso of front endleaf; ‘66' on recto of front endleaf. Purchased for £1. 16. 0; see Books Purchased (1842), 8. SHELFMARK: Auct. Q 2.12.
  2. B-382(2) Second copy Binding: Nineteenth-century calf, re-using an earlier nineteenth-century spine. Size: 317 × 224 × 63 mm. Size of leaf: 310 × 214 mm. Occasional early marginal notes. Provenance: Pietro Giacomo Vettori (1499-1585); inscription on [1 *1r]: ‘Petri Jacobi Victorii et amicorum'. Purchased for £0. 7. 6; see Books Purchased (1844), 7. SHELFMARK: Auct. Q 3.4.
  3. B-382(3) Third copy Imperfect copy: ‘De arithmetica', ‘De musica' and ‘Geometria' only. Binding: Eighteenth-century gold-tooled calf; marbled pastedowns; the gold stamp of the Bodleian Library on both covers. Size: 310 × 229 × 23 mm. Size of leaf: 300 × 203 mm. Some early marginal notes. Provenance: Rome, Corsini family, ‘Bibliotheca Corsinia vetus'; stamp on aa1v; old shelfmark(?) ‘Col. LLNa =D.10' on verso of front endleaf. Pietro-Antonio Bolongaro-Crevenna (1735-1792); printed label of the sale (1789), part I, lot 1914; in the annotated sale catalogue marked down to Payne for Fl. 11. Purchased through Payne with B‑410 for £0. 19. 0; see Books Purchased (1790), 6. SHELFMARK: Auct. N 1.14.
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