Preclarissimus liber elementorum Euclidis perspicacissimi: in artem geometrie incipit qua[m] foelicissime:.

Name: Preclarissimus liber elementorum Euclidis perspicacissimi: in artem geometrie incipit qua[m] foelicissime:.
Author: Euclid.

İsim	Preclarissimus liber elementorum Euclidis perspicacissimi: in artem geometrie incipit qua[m] foelicissime:.
Yazar	Euclid.
Basım Tarihi:	1482
Basım Yeri	[Venice] - Erhardus Ratdolt Augustensis impressor solertissimus. Venetijs impressit Anno salutis .M.cccc.lxxxij. Octauis. Calen. Iun
Konu	Mathematics, Greek ; Early works to 1800., Geometry ; Early works to 1800., Number theory ; Early works to 1800., Proportion ; Early works to 1800.
Tür	Kitap
Dil	ara,grc,lat
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Fiziksel Boyutlar	[138] leaves : ill. (woodcuts) ; 31 cm. (fol.)
Kütüphane:	Jisc
Kayıt Numarası	q_language%3A%20ara_sort_year_rn_353
Lokasyon	University of Cambridge, King's College: King's College: Main Library, University of Glasgow Library, University of Glasgow Library: University Library, Special Collections, University of Glasgow Library: University Library, Special Collections
Tarih	1482
Notlar	Signatures: a¹⁰ b-r⁸. The last leaf is blank., Title from incipit at head of leaf a2r., Imprint details from colophon on leaf r7v. Full colophon reads: Opus elementoru[m] euclidis megarensis in geometria[m] arte[m]. In id quoq[ue] Campani p[er]spicacissimi Co[m]mentationes finiu[n]t. Erhardus ratdolt Augustensis impressor solertissimus venetijs impressit. Anno salutis M.cccc.lxxxij. Octauis Calen. Iun[ii]. Lector. Uale., Translated from Arabic by Adelard of Bath; edited by Campano da Novara. While books I-XIII are Euclid's (cf. Th. Heath. The thirteen books of Euclid's Elements. 1956, v.3, p. 519), Book XIV is a work of the 2nd cent. by Hypsicles and book XV the work of a Roman land-surveyor of the 6th century. For a discussion by B.L. van der Waerden of Euclid's sources, see Enc. Brit., 15th ed., Micro. IV, p 589., A dedicatory letter from the printer Erhard Ratdolt to the doge Giovanni Mocenigo appears on leaf a1v (recto is blank)., Woodcut initials, large and small, and diagrams in margins throughout; with woodcut three-sided border on leaf a2r., Incipit printed in red., 44 lines and head-line. Types: 155 G., heading on 1v; 92 G., pref., definitions, enunciations; 91 G., remainder of text; 100 R., head-lines (book numbers); 56 (75) G., lettering of diagrams., Head-line on leaf b6v: LIEBR., Liber III, Propositio 18 (leaf c1r) reads: Si circulu[m] linea recta co[n]tingat: ..., At least seven copies have the dedication (dedicatory letter by Erhard Ratdolt to Giovanni Mocenigo) printed in gold in a variant typesetting (BL, C.2.c.1; Paris BN (2, 1 on vellum, 1 on paper); Munich BSB (2); Budapest Univ; Augsburg SStB). Variations in the incipit and headlines in the first signature, etc. are recorded, issued with the same colophon -- see BM 15th cent. Copies are known with leaves 2-9 in variant typesetting -- see GW Anm. 2. For stop-press variants see C. Bühler in Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 1966, pp. 102-104.
Örnek Metin	Erhard Ratdolt. [Dedication letter addressed to] Johannes Mocenicus, Doge of Venice, a1v; Euclides. Elementa geometriae, Books 1-13, translated by Adelardus Bathoniensis, revised by Campanus Novariensis, a2r-q3r; Campanus [Novariensis]. [Commentary on Elementa], a2v-r7v; [Pseudo-] Euclides [i.e. Hypsicles]. Elementa geometriae, Book 14, translated by Adelardus Bathoniensis, revised by Campanus Novariensis, q3r-r4r; [Pseudo-] Euclides; [Pseudo-Isidorus Milesius]. Elementa geometriae, Book 15, translated by Adelardus Bathoniensis or Gerardus Cremonensis, revised by Campanus Novariensis, r4r-r7v; colophon, r7v.
Ayrıntılı Kopya.Raf Numarası	XV.5.3/1, , Sp Coll Hunterian By.2.12, Sp Coll BD9-c.5
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Preclarissimus liber elementorum Euclidis perspicacissimi: in artem geometrie incipit qua[m] foelicissime:.

Yazar Euclid.

Basım Tarihi 1482

Basım Yeri [Venice] - Erhardus Ratdolt Augustensis impressor solertissimus. Venetijs impressit Anno salutis .M.cccc.lxxxij. Octauis. Calen. Iun

Konu Mathematics, Greek ; Early works to 1800., Geometry ; Early works to 1800., Number theory ; Early works to 1800., Proportion ; Early works to 1800.

Tür Kitap

Dil ara,grc,lat

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar [138] leaves : ill. (woodcuts) ; 31 cm. (fol.)

Kütüphane Jisc

Kayıt Numarası q_language%3A%20ara_sort_year_rn_353

Lokasyon University of Cambridge, King's College: King's College: Main Library, University of Glasgow Library, University of Glasgow Library: University Library, Special Collections, University of Glasgow Library: University Library, Special Collections

Tarih 1482

Notlar Signatures: a¹⁰ b-r⁸. The last leaf is blank., Title from incipit at head of leaf a2r., Imprint details from colophon on leaf r7v. Full colophon reads: Opus elementoru[m] euclidis megarensis in geometria[m] arte[m]. In id quoq[ue] Campani p[er]spicacissimi Co[m]mentationes finiu[n]t. Erhardus ratdolt Augustensis impressor solertissimus venetijs impressit. Anno salutis M.cccc.lxxxij. Octauis Calen. Iun[ii]. Lector. Uale., Translated from Arabic by Adelard of Bath; edited by Campano da Novara. While books I-XIII are Euclid's (cf. Th. Heath. The thirteen books of Euclid's Elements. 1956, v.3, p. 519), Book XIV is a work of the 2nd cent. by Hypsicles and book XV the work of a Roman land-surveyor of the 6th century. For a discussion by B.L. van der Waerden of Euclid's sources, see Enc. Brit., 15th ed., Micro. IV, p 589., A dedicatory letter from the printer Erhard Ratdolt to the doge Giovanni Mocenigo appears on leaf a1v (recto is blank)., Woodcut initials, large and small, and diagrams in margins throughout; with woodcut three-sided border on leaf a2r., Incipit printed in red., 44 lines and head-line. Types: 155 G., heading on 1v; 92 G., pref., definitions, enunciations; 91 G., remainder of text; 100 R., head-lines (book numbers); 56 (75) G., lettering of diagrams., Head-line on leaf b6v: LIEBR., Liber III, Propositio 18 (leaf c1r) reads: Si circulu[m] linea recta co[n]tingat: ..., At least seven copies have the dedication (dedicatory letter by Erhard Ratdolt to Giovanni Mocenigo) printed in gold in a variant typesetting (BL, C.2.c.1; Paris BN (2, 1 on vellum, 1 on paper); Munich BSB (2); Budapest Univ; Augsburg SStB). Variations in the incipit and headlines in the first signature, etc. are recorded, issued with the same colophon -- see BM 15th cent. Copies are known with leaves 2-9 in variant typesetting -- see GW Anm. 2. For stop-press variants see C. Bühler in Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 1966, pp. 102-104.

Örnek Metin Erhard Ratdolt. [Dedication letter addressed to] Johannes Mocenicus, Doge of Venice, a1v; Euclides. Elementa geometriae, Books 1-13, translated by Adelardus Bathoniensis, revised by Campanus Novariensis, a2r-q3r; Campanus [Novariensis]. [Commentary on Elementa], a2v-r7v; [Pseudo-] Euclides [i.e. Hypsicles]. Elementa geometriae, Book 14, translated by Adelardus Bathoniensis, revised by Campanus Novariensis, q3r-r4r; [Pseudo-] Euclides; [Pseudo-Isidorus Milesius]. Elementa geometriae, Book 15, translated by Adelardus Bathoniensis or Gerardus Cremonensis, revised by Campanus Novariensis, r4r-r7v; colophon, r7v.

Ayrıntılı Kopya.Raf Numarası XV.5.3/1, , Sp Coll Hunterian By.2.12, Sp Coll BD9-c.5

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