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mei/02010891 IB.29386 [02010891]

London, British Library (GB) : IB.29386

ISTC No.ia00579500
AutoreAndreae, Antonius
TitoloQuaestiones super XII libros Metaphysicae Aristotelis
Note tipograficheNaples : Bertholdus Rihing, 7 Nov. 1475
Formatof°
Lingualat
record di ISTC completa
SoggettoPhilosophy
Parole chiavecommentary; education
Periodomedieval

Descrizione dell'esemplare

ID dell'esemplare02010891
BibliotecaLondon, British Library (GB)
Segnatura di collocazioneIB.29386
NotaCreated by A. Panzanelli
Aspetti materialiWithout the blanks. On 1a are written the names 'Fr. Antonius a Montepeloso' (crossed out) and ' Fr. Thomas Julianensis Capuc.s'. Bound in vellum (BMC). A third name in the lower margin has been erased. In the lower margin There are marginal notes throughout the book, made at least by four hands; the earliest ones might have been written in the years right after the printing. It follows the register (c. q11r-v) a long table of contents written by the middle of 16th century. A later note in vernacular fills the low half of c. q11v. The earliest notes are realized with great care and attention, while the latest ones are written in cursive hand and come along with funny drawings (such as little faces). On c. q10v, right below the colophon, three lines are written by imitating the types, not easy to say when. All the notes seem to have been written before the book was bound, being all partially cropped together with the edges. Only the name of Fr. Thomas Julianensis (c. a2r, in between the columns) might have been written when the book was bound.
Misura delle carte280 × 205 mm
Materiale di supporto (libro)Carta
FonteBMC XII 62

Provenienza 1600

Areae-it
Epoca - 1600
PossessoreAnonymous [Persona; Postillatore] (Maschile, Sconosciuto)
Tipologia del segno di provenienzaPostille
Note manoscritteTwo or three different hands made notes throughout the book between the end of 15th century and the first half of 16th.
Note manoscritte (frequenza)Fitte
estrazione di parole chiaveSi
CommentiSi
Segni di lettura (sottolineature e maniculae)Si
Appunti di lezioneSi
Attendibilità dei datiLa registrazione di questa provenienza è da verificare
FonteLibro in mano

Provenienza 1501 - 1700

LuogoIrsina
Areae-it
Epoca1501 - 1700
PossessoreAntonio da Montepeloso [Persona; Possessore precedente] (Maschile, Ecclesiastico)
Tipologia del segno di provenienzaNota di possesso manoscritta
Notac. [a1r], in the space of the first initial: Frater Antonius a Montepeloso; he might be the same who wrote running titles, and catchwords (with reference to 'quaestiones' discussed in the text) throughout the book and numbered the folios.
Datazione della legatura-
certaintya
psourceac

provenance 1601 - 1800

areae-it
timeperiod1601 - 1800
ownerThomas Julianensis Franciscan friar of the Cappuccini family
provenanceType1
noteFrater Thomas Julianensis cappuccinus
bindingDatev
bindingTypea
boardMaterialg
coverMateriala
furniture0
bindingStatusb
titling
toolingd
edgesb
gaufferedd
certaintyb
psourceac

provenance 1981 -

placenameLondon
areae-uk
timeperiod1981 -
ownerBritish Museum, Library <London>, 1753-
provenanceType1
noteStamp of the British Library in red ink on c. [a2v] and [q11v]; it is followed by a date written in pencil 30.3.82. BMC: Bought in March 1982.
methodofacqa
certaintya
psourceac

otherInformation

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noteCreated by A. Panzanelli
physicalDescriptionNoteWithout the blanks. On 1a are written the names 'Fr. Antonius a Montepeloso' (crossed out) and ' Fr. Thomas Julianensis Capuc.s'. Bound in vellum (BMC). A third name in the lower margin has been erased. In the lower margin There are marginal notes throughout the book, made at least by four hands; the earliest ones might have been written in the years right after the printing. It follows the register (c. q11r-v) a long table of contents written by the middle of 16th century. A later note in vernacular fills the low half of c. q11v. The earliest notes are realized with great care and attention, while the latest ones are written in cursive hand and come along with funny drawings (such as little faces). On c. q10v, right below the colophon, three lines are written by imitating the types, not easy to say when. All the notes seem to have been written before the book was bound, being all partially cropped together with the edges. Only the name of Fr. Thomas Julianensis (c. a2r, in between the columns) might have been written when the book was bound.
paperSize280 × 205 mm
supportMaterialBooka
sourceBMC XII 62

provenance 1600

areae-it
timeperiod - 1600
ownerAnonymous
provenanceType1
msNoteTwo or three different hands made notes throughout the book between the end of 15th century and the first half of 16th.
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provenance 1501 - 1700

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areae-it
timeperiod1501 - 1700
ownerAntonio da Montepeloso
provenanceType1
notec. [a1r], in the space of the first initial: Frater Antonius a Montepeloso; he might be the same who wrote running titles, and catchwords (with reference to 'quaestiones' discussed in the text) throughout the book and numbered the folios.
bindingDate-
certaintya
psourceac

provenance 1601 - 1800

areae-it
timeperiod1601 - 1800
ownerThomas Julianensis Franciscan friar of the Cappuccini family
provenanceType1
noteFrater Thomas Julianensis cappuccinus
bindingDatev
bindingTypea
boardMaterialg
coverMateriala
furniture0
bindingStatusb
titling
toolingd
edgesb
gaufferedd
certaintyb
psourceac

provenance 1981 -

placenameLondon
areae-uk
timeperiod1981 -
ownerBritish Museum, Library <London>, 1753-
provenanceType1
noteStamp of the British Library in red ink on c. [a2v] and [q11v]; it is followed by a date written in pencil 30.3.82. BMC: Bought in March 1982.
methodofacqa
certaintya
psourceac

otherInformation

Ultima modifica2014-12-03 12:25:16