Incunabula Short Title Catalogue (ISTC)

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_id: ia01028000
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data:
  author: Aristoteles
  cataloguing_level: full
  date_of_item_single_date: 1472
  dimensions: 4°
  extDataset: []
  holdings:
    - copy_note:
        - 'Imperfect, wanting quire [c] (leaves 17-24). From the Old Library. Formerly owned by Thomas Butler, vicar of Holy Trinity, Wenlock, c.1510. At that time it was bound with Albertanus, De arte loquendi, Antwerp, 1486 (GW 539, IA.49745) and with Aristoteles, Secreta, Louvain, Johannes de Westfalia (GW 2482, IA.49240)'
      country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: LondonBL
      holding_institution_name: British Library
      shelf_mark: IA.3206
    - country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: CambridgeUL
      holding_institution_name: Cambridge UL
    - country_code: GB
      holding_institution_id: OxfordBodley
      holding_institution_name: Oxford Bodley
    - country_code: US
      holding_institution_id: HarvardHoughton
      holding_institution_name: 'Cambridge MA, Harvard College Library, Houghton Library'
    - country_code: FR
      holding_institution_id: ParisBN
      holding_institution_name: Paris BN
    - copy_note:
        - imperfect
      country_code: FR
      holding_institution_name: Douai BM
    - country_code: CZ
      holding_institution_id: PragueNL
      holding_institution_name: Prague NL
    - copy_note:
        - '2: 168 F 63 (3), 225 H 27'
      country_code: NL
      holding_institution_id: TheHagueRL
      holding_institution_name: The Hague RL
    - copy_note:
        - 39
      country_code: NL
      holding_institution_name: Leiden UB
    - country_code: DE
      holding_institution_id: AugsburgSStB
      holding_institution_name: Augsburg SStB
  id_assigned_by: Uk-IS
  imprint:
    - geo_info:
        - geonames_id: 2886242
          imprint_country_code: DE
          lat: 50.94
          lon: 6.96
      imprint_date: 'about 1472]'
      imprint_name: Arnold Ther Hoernen
      imprint_place: '[Cologne'
  language_of_item: lat
  location:
    point: {}
  material_type: monograph
  notes:
    - 'The first five lines are usually printed in red, in some copies in black (e.g. Paris BN)'
    - For the pseudo-Aristotelian texts see CIBN
  references:
    - reference_location_in_source: A1028
      reference_name: Goff
    - reference_location_in_source: 1786
      reference_name: HC
    - reference_location_in_source: 94.1
      reference_name: Klebs
    - reference_location_in_source: 161
      reference_name: Voull(K)
    - reference_location_in_source: 48
      reference_name: Osler(IM)
    - reference_location_in_source: 1266
      reference_name: Pell
    - reference_location_in_source: A-541
      reference_name: CIBN
    - reference_location_in_source: 399
      reference_name: IDL
    - reference_location_in_source: 178
      reference_name: Hubay(Augsburg)
    - reference_location_in_source: 348
      reference_name: Walsh
    - reference_location_in_source: 439
      reference_name: Oates
    - reference_location_in_source: A-416
      reference_name: Bod-inc
    - reference_location_in_source: 724
      reference_name: Sheppard
    - reference_location_in_source: 958
      reference_name: Pr
    - reference_location_in_source: I 204
      reference_name: BMC
    - reference_location_in_source: 2450
      reference_name: GW
  related_resources:
    - resource_name: 'Microfiche: Primary Source Microfilm (an imprint of Cengage Learning), 1998. Incunabula: the Printing Revolution in Europe 1455-1500. Unit 26 - Philosophy: Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance Part I, PH 30'
      resource_type: other
  title: 'De pomo et morte. Add: De bona fortuna (extracts of Magna Moralia and Ethica Eudemia). Costa Ben Luca: De differentia spiritus et animae. Pseudo- Aristoteles: Physiognomia; De inundatione Nili'
meta:
  date_of_cataloguing: 800715
  history:
    - timestamp: 2016-07-13T12:00:00.00Z
    - timestamp: 2017-08-23T14:25:53
    - timestamp: 2021-03-26T09:17:07
    - timestamp: 2023-11-01T12:00:00.00Z