Octo libri physicorum ad mentem D. Thomae; Commentarius in duos Aristotelis libros de generatione et corruptione; Tractatus in Metaphysicam Aristotelis; Commentarius in quatuor Aristotelis libros De coelo; Disputationes in tres libros Aristotelis De...
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700 / 1000
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1200 €
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Voluminous and very interesting course of Aristotelian physics and metaphysics taught by the Benedictine monks Columbanus Parent and Antonius Chassé in the novitiate school of Saint-Amand Abbey (formerly Elnon Abbey), also known as St.-Amand-en-Pévèle (“in pabula”). Illustrated with 6 full-page engr. portraits, a folding engr. (on the death of Nicolas de Serin), 2 astronomical engr. (1 folding), 1 anatomical engr. (human eye) and 2 astronomical pen drawings. Portraits of the Capuchin Thomas Teneramundanus (Dendermonde) by Adr. Possemiers, of Carolus Casparus, Archbishop of Trier by F. Bouttats, of Dominicus Ottomanus, a son of the Turkish Emperor, converted in 1652, of Wolfgang of Bavaria, Christina of Sweden, and of Oliver Cromwel. Well worth comparing with the course manuscripts of Louvain University.
Voluminous and very interesting course of Aristotelian physics and metaphysics taught by the Benedictine monks Columbanus Parent and Antonius Chassé in the novitiate school of Saint-Amand Abbey (formerly Elnon Abbey), also known as St.-Amand-en-Pévèle (“in pabula”). Illustrated with 6 full-page engr. portraits, a folding engr. (on the death of Nicolas de Serin), 2 astronomical engr. (1 folding), 1 anatomical engr. (human eye) and 2 astronomical pen drawings. Portraits of the Capuchin Thomas Teneramundanus (Dendermonde) by Adr. Possemiers, of Carolus Casparus, Archbishop of Trier by F. Bouttats, of Dominicus Ottomanus, a son of the Turkish Emperor, converted in 1652, of Wolfgang of Bavaria, Christina of Sweden, and of Oliver Cromwel. Well worth comparing with the course manuscripts of Louvain University.
