Antonio Genovesi - ELEMENTA METAPHISYCAE MATHEMATICUM - 1751-1751





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Antonio Genovesi authored Elementa Metaphysicae Mathematicum in morem adornata, a three-volume Latin edition published in 1751 by Benedetto e Ignazio Gessari, bound in parchment, totaling 1071 pages at 18 by 13 cm, with the subject areas of Mathematics and Philosophy and a molto buone condition.
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Author: Antonio Genovesi
Full title: Elementa Metaphysicae mathematicum in morem adornata
Edition: Second Neapolitan edition, much enlarged and corrected
Dedication: To Pope Benedict XIV (referred to as His Holiness Our Father Benedict XIV P.M.D.)
Place of publication: Naples
Typesetters / Publishers: Typis Benedicti et Ignatii Gessari
Year of publication: 1751
Systematic work of metaphysics:
• laid out according to geometric/mathematical method
• structured into propositions, definitions and demonstrations
• influenced by Cartesian rationalism
• Fundamental work of Neapolitan Enlightenment
• Represents one of the first Italian attempts at modern philosophical teaching in the academic sphere
• Had wide distribution in the universities of the Kingdom of Naples
Books with parchment rigid covers from the period
Inner pages still fresh and free of worm-eaten holes
Some signs of time but otherwise nothing significant to report
Work in three volumes
1 volume 291 , 1b ,84
2 volume 304
3 volume 392
Author: Antonio Genovesi
Full title: Elementa Metaphysicae mathematicum in morem adornata
Edition: Second Neapolitan edition, much enlarged and corrected
Dedication: To Pope Benedict XIV (referred to as His Holiness Our Father Benedict XIV P.M.D.)
Place of publication: Naples
Typesetters / Publishers: Typis Benedicti et Ignatii Gessari
Year of publication: 1751
Systematic work of metaphysics:
• laid out according to geometric/mathematical method
• structured into propositions, definitions and demonstrations
• influenced by Cartesian rationalism
• Fundamental work of Neapolitan Enlightenment
• Represents one of the first Italian attempts at modern philosophical teaching in the academic sphere
• Had wide distribution in the universities of the Kingdom of Naples
Books with parchment rigid covers from the period
Inner pages still fresh and free of worm-eaten holes
Some signs of time but otherwise nothing significant to report
Work in three volumes
1 volume 291 , 1b ,84
2 volume 304
3 volume 392

