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mei/00203663 Byw. A 5.10. [00203663]

Oxford, Bodleian Library (GB) : Byw. A 5.10.

N° ISTCia00978000
AuteurAristoteles
TitreDe caelo et mundo (Comm: Thomas Aquinas et Petrus de Alvernia). Ed: Hermannus de Virsen
Adresse bibliographiqueVenice : Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 18 Aug. 1495
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Languelat
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SujetPhilosophie naturelle
Mots cléscosmology; education; translation
Périodeclassical

Description de l’exemplaire

ID de l’exemplaire00203663
Institution de conservationOxford, Bodleian Library (GB)
CoteByw. A 5.10.
NoteBodInc-Id: A-393(1)
Autre identifianttia00978000 (TextInc)

Provenance

PossesseurBocca (`Fratelli Bocca') booksellers, Milan, Turin, Florence, Rome; Giuseppe Bocca (1788/90-1864) opened the first shop in Milan; in 1829 he moved to Turin and took over the publishing business of his brothers Carlo and Maurizio; in 1857 Giuseppe's son Casimiro took over the business, opening shops in Florence in 1864 and in Rome in 1870; the business then passed to his son, Giuseppe junior, the sole proprietor of the firm by 1890, who closed the shop in Turin in 1936 and concentrated the business in Milan; see DBI X 819-21, Cristiano 70.
NoteBought by Ingram Bywater (1840-1914) from Bocca in Nov. 1913; cutting from sale catalogue; Elenchus, no. 347a.

Provenance 1501 - 1600

Période1501 - 1600
PossesseurSerranus, Paulus Nicolaus (sixteenth century?) `frater'; for another book owned by him see Walsh 2068 and 2259.
NoteProvenance: Paulus Nicolaus Serranus (sixteenth century(?)); 'F. Pauli Nicolai Serrani'; stamp on a1r.

Provenance 1801 - 2000

Période1801 - 2000
PossesseurBywater, Ingram (1840-1914), 1840 - 1914 (Homme) Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, Sub-Librarian at the Bodleian Library 1879, Regius Professor of Greek 1893-1908, bequeathed his books listed in the privately printed Elenchus vetustiorum apud hospitantium ([Oxford], 1911); see DNB; Craster 281-2; `The Bywater Collection', BQR 1,4 (1915), 80; W. W. Jackson, Ingram Bywater, the Memoir of an Oxford Scholar (Oxford, 1917); the sales of Bywater's other books were: A Catalogue of the First (Third) Portion of the Valuable Library of the Late Ingram Bywater (London: Hodges & Co. 7 June, 14 July, and 2 Dec. 1915); Catalogue of Books from the Library of the Late Ingram Bywater (Oxford, B. H. Blackwell, [c.1915]); correspondence relating to the legacy is kept in the Library Archives (Library Records c. 1193), also the list of books donated in Sept. 1908 (Library Records c. 1194) and other material relating to his library and subsequent sales of duplicates (Library Records c. 1195).
NoteBought by Ingram Bywater (1840-1914) from Bocca in Nov. 1913; cutting from sale catalogue; Elenchus, no. 347a.

Provenance 1602 -

LieuOxford (Geonames ID: 2640729)
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PossesseurOxford, Bodleian library, 1602 - [Collectivité] (Université, Laïc)

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  00203663

Oxford, Bodleian Library (GB) : Byw. A 5.10.

N° ISTCia00978000
AuteurAristoteles
TitreDe caelo et mundo (Comm: Thomas Aquinas et Petrus de Alvernia). Ed: Hermannus de Virsen
Adresse bibliographiqueVenice : Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 18 Aug. 1495
Formatf°
Languelat
Afficher la notice ISTC complète
SujetPhilosophie naturelle
Mots cléscosmology; education; translation
Périodeclassical

Description de l’exemplaire

ID de l’exemplaire00203663
Institution de conservationOxford, Bodleian Library (GB)
CoteByw. A 5.10.
NoteBodInc-Id: A-393(1)
Autre identifianttia00978000 (TextInc)

Provenance

PossesseurBocca (`Fratelli Bocca') booksellers, Milan, Turin, Florence, Rome; Giuseppe Bocca (1788/90-1864) opened the first shop in Milan; in 1829 he moved to Turin and took over the publishing business of his brothers Carlo and Maurizio; in 1857 Giuseppe's son Casimiro took over the business, opening shops in Florence in 1864 and in Rome in 1870; the business then passed to his son, Giuseppe junior, the sole proprietor of the firm by 1890, who closed the shop in Turin in 1936 and concentrated the business in Milan; see DBI X 819-21, Cristiano 70.
NoteBought by Ingram Bywater (1840-1914) from Bocca in Nov. 1913; cutting from sale catalogue; Elenchus, no. 347a.

Provenance 1501 - 1600

Période1501 - 1600
PossesseurSerranus, Paulus Nicolaus (sixteenth century?) `frater'; for another book owned by him see Walsh 2068 and 2259.
NoteProvenance: Paulus Nicolaus Serranus (sixteenth century(?)); 'F. Pauli Nicolai Serrani'; stamp on a1r.

Provenance 1801 - 2000

Période1801 - 2000
PossesseurBywater, Ingram (1840-1914), 1840 - 1914 (Homme) Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, Sub-Librarian at the Bodleian Library 1879, Regius Professor of Greek 1893-1908, bequeathed his books listed in the privately printed Elenchus vetustiorum apud hospitantium ([Oxford], 1911); see DNB; Craster 281-2; `The Bywater Collection', BQR 1,4 (1915), 80; W. W. Jackson, Ingram Bywater, the Memoir of an Oxford Scholar (Oxford, 1917); the sales of Bywater's other books were: A Catalogue of the First (Third) Portion of the Valuable Library of the Late Ingram Bywater (London: Hodges & Co. 7 June, 14 July, and 2 Dec. 1915); Catalogue of Books from the Library of the Late Ingram Bywater (Oxford, B. H. Blackwell, [c.1915]); correspondence relating to the legacy is kept in the Library Archives (Library Records c. 1193), also the list of books donated in Sept. 1908 (Library Records c. 1194) and other material relating to his library and subsequent sales of duplicates (Library Records c. 1195).
NoteBought by Ingram Bywater (1840-1914) from Bocca in Nov. 1913; cutting from sale catalogue; Elenchus, no. 347a.

Provenance

LieuOxford (Geonames ID: 2640729)
Aire géographiquee-uk
PossesseurOxford, Bodleian library, 1602 - [Collectivité] (Université, Laïc)

Informations supplémentaires

Dernière modification2019-04-10 18:00:00