Aristotele - Aristotelis Stagiritae Peripateticorum Principis operum omnium - 1584

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Aristotle’s *Aristotelis Stagiritae Peripateticorum Principis operum omnium* is a first-edition Latin book printed in 1584 by Ex Officina Nicolai Moretti.

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A prized Venetian sixteenth-century volume that gathers the first part of Aristotle's complete works, entirely devoted to Logic (Organon), enriched by a critical apparatus of late antique and medieval commentators curated by Giovanni Marinelli.

Author: Aristotle (with comments and paraphrases by Boethius, Ammonius, Simplicius, Giovanni Filopono/Grammaticus and Alexander of Aphrodisias, curated by Giovanni Marinelli).
Place and Year of printing: Venice, 1584 (MDLXXXIIII).
Publisher / Printer: Apud Ioachimum Brugnolum [or Bruradem / editor at the title page], printed Ex Officina Nicolai Moretti (as reported in the final colophon).
Language: Latin.

Binding: Contemporary full parchment binding, soft, with manuscript title in brown ink on the spine (Aristot. Logica) and traces of the original clasps along the edges.
External condition: Parchment with normal age patina, slight stains and a small gap/abrasion on the lower part of the front hinge.
Internal condition: Complete and well legible copy, printed on laid paper with handsome initials and typographic ornaments. Shows natural browning of the paper, light foxing and marginal humidity halos on some leaves.
Page numbering: 34 + 880 + 46, complete book.

The package will be prepared with professionalism using the most suitable materials to prevent any damage during transport.

Have a good auction to everyone from Magazzino 77

A prized Venetian sixteenth-century volume that gathers the first part of Aristotle's complete works, entirely devoted to Logic (Organon), enriched by a critical apparatus of late antique and medieval commentators curated by Giovanni Marinelli.

Author: Aristotle (with comments and paraphrases by Boethius, Ammonius, Simplicius, Giovanni Filopono/Grammaticus and Alexander of Aphrodisias, curated by Giovanni Marinelli).
Place and Year of printing: Venice, 1584 (MDLXXXIIII).
Publisher / Printer: Apud Ioachimum Brugnolum [or Bruradem / editor at the title page], printed Ex Officina Nicolai Moretti (as reported in the final colophon).
Language: Latin.

Binding: Contemporary full parchment binding, soft, with manuscript title in brown ink on the spine (Aristot. Logica) and traces of the original clasps along the edges.
External condition: Parchment with normal age patina, slight stains and a small gap/abrasion on the lower part of the front hinge.
Internal condition: Complete and well legible copy, printed on laid paper with handsome initials and typographic ornaments. Shows natural browning of the paper, light foxing and marginal humidity halos on some leaves.
Page numbering: 34 + 880 + 46, complete book.

The package will be prepared with professionalism using the most suitable materials to prevent any damage during transport.

Have a good auction to everyone from Magazzino 77

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Philosophy
Book title
Aristotelis Stagiritae Peripateticorum Principis operum omnium
Author/ Illustrator
Aristotele
Condition
Fair
Publication year oldest item
1584
Height
11.5 cm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
8 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Ex Officina Nicolai Moretti
Number of pages
480
ItalyVerified
575
Objects sold
96.92%
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