Parva naturalia : cum commentariis Averrois.

Name: Parva naturalia : cum commentariis Averrois.
Author: Aristotle.

Title	Parva naturalia : cum commentariis Averrois.
Author	Aristotle.
Publication Date:	1473
Publication Place	[Patavii - Laurentius Canozius ca.
Subject	Psychology ; Early works to 1850.
Type	kitap
Language	Latin
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	24
Physical Dimensions	[24 leaves] ; 44 cm. (fol.).
Library:	jisc
Record ID	q_language%3A%20ara_sort_year_rn_324
Library Location	University of Cambridge, King's College: King's College: Main Library
Date	1473
Notes	Title and imprint from Hain., Four fine illuminated initials ; other initials illuminated in red or blue., The "Parva naturalia" consists of Aristotle's works "De sensu et sensato", "De memoria", "De somno et vigilia" and "De longitudo et brevitate vitae". This edition also includes the treatise "De substantia orbis" by Averroës. The works are translated from Arabic versions and not from the Greek., Latin text in two columns throughout. Aristotle's treatises are set in large type, and each is immediately followed by the commentary of Averroës set in smaller type. The final treatise (by Averroës) is set entirely in the same small type.
Ayrıntılı Kopya.Raf Numarası	Keynes.Ec7.01.07

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Parva naturalia : cum commentariis Averrois.

Author Aristotle.

Publication Date 1473

Publication Place [Patavii - Laurentius Canozius ca.

Subject Psychology ; Early works to 1850.

Type kitap

Language Latin

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 24

Physical Dimensions [24 leaves] ; 44 cm. (fol.).

Library jisc

Record ID q_language%3A%20ara_sort_year_rn_324

Library Location University of Cambridge, King's College: King's College: Main Library

Date 1473

Notes Title and imprint from Hain., Four fine illuminated initials ; other initials illuminated in red or blue., The "Parva naturalia" consists of Aristotle's works "De sensu et sensato", "De memoria", "De somno et vigilia" and "De longitudo et brevitate vitae". This edition also includes the treatise "De substantia orbis" by Averroës. The works are translated from Arabic versions and not from the Greek., Latin text in two columns throughout. Aristotle's treatises are set in large type, and each is immediately followed by the commentary of Averroës set in smaller type. The final treatise (by Averroës) is set entirely in the same small type.

Ayrıntılı Kopya.Raf Numarası Keynes.Ec7.01.07