Oxford, Bodleian Library (GB)
: Inc. c. I4.1497.3.
Numer w bazie ISTCij00216000
AutorJamblichus
Tytuł De mysteriis Aegyptiorum, Chaldaeorum, Assyriorum. Tr: Marsilius Ficinus. Add: Proclus: In Platonicum Alcibiadem; De sacrificio et magia; Porphyrius: De divinis et daemonibus; Synesius: De Somniis; Psellus: De daemonibus; Priscianus et Marsilius Ficinus: In Theophrastum De sensu ... ; Alcinous: De doctrina Platonis; Speusippus: De Platonis definitionibus; Pythagoras: Aurea verba et symbola; Xenocrates: De morte; Marsilius Ficinus: De Voluptate
Adres wydawniczyVenice : Aldus Manutius, Romanus, Sept. 1497
Formatf°
Języklat
TematPhilosophy
Słowa kluczoweclassical; translation; collection; education
Datowanieclassical
Opis egzemplarza
Numer rekordu egzemplarza00204680
Instytucja przechowującaOxford, Bodleian Library (GB)
SygnaturaInc. c. I4.1497.3.
UwagiBodInc-Id: J-093(3)
Proweniencja
Właściciel Oxford, Taylor Institution see Morgan, Oxford Libraries, 191-9; Giles Barber, `The Taylor Institution Library: Unfamiliar Libraries XXIX', Book Collector, 47 (1998), 319-41.
UwagiTaylor Institution, University of Oxford; book-plate with shelfmark in blue ink: 'V 193'.
Proweniencja
1401 -
1500
Datowanie1401 - 1500
UwagiProvenance: Marco Domenico Cepollini (fifteenth century); inscription on a1r: 'ex munere Mci Dominici Cȩpollini I[uris] C[onsulti] Coll. Ian[uensis]'; the assumption that 'Ian.' should be expanded as Ianuensis is supported by Walsh 3222, a copy of the Genoese statutes, which has the inscription: 'Dominici Cepollini J. C.'
Proweniencja
1701 -
1900
Datowanie1701 - 1900
Właściciel Finch, Robert, 1783 - 1830 MA, of Balliol College, Oxford; see DNB; Elizabeth Nitchie, The Reverend Colonel Finch (New York, 1940). Bequeathed books to the University which were transferred to the Bodleian from the Taylor Institution in 1921 (for a note about this see BQR 3,30 (1921), 129); see [George Parker], A Catalogue of the Books in the Finch Collection Oxford (Oxford, 1874); this contains shelfmarks which correspond to those written into the incunabula in blue ink on the front pastedown. He also bequeathed money to the University (the `Finch Fund'), the income from which is distributed equally between the Bodleian, Ashmolean, and Taylorian Libraries; the Bodleian portion is used for the purchase of Italian books printed before 1800.
UwagiRobert Finch (1783-1830).
Proweniencja
1602 -
MiejsceOxford (Geonames ID: 2640729)
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