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An edition of Infinita nature secreta quibuslibet hominib[us] contingentia preuidenda cauenda ac p[ro]seque[n]da declarant in hoc libro co[n]tenta (1515)

Infinita nature secreta quibuslibet hominib[us] contingentia preuidenda cauenda ac p[ro]seque[n]da declarant in hoc libro co[n]tenta

Physionomia summi Aristotelis. Physionomia Michaelis Scoti. Physionomia Coclitis. Chyroma[n]tia ejusde[m]. Cum Approbatio[n]e Achilini

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An edition of Infinita nature secreta quibuslibet hominib[us] contingentia preuidenda cauenda ac p[ro]seque[n]da declarant in hoc libro co[n]tenta (1515)

Infinita nature secreta quibuslibet hominib[us] contingentia preuidenda cauenda ac p[ro]seque[n]da declarant in hoc libro co[n]tenta

Physionomia summi Aristotelis. Physionomia Michaelis Scoti. Physionomia Coclitis. Chyroma[n]tia ejusde[m]. Cum Approbatio[n]e Achilini

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Per Magistru[m] Bernardinum de Garaldis
Language
Latin
Pages
128

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Palmistry Early works to 1800 Physiognomy
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Infinita nature secreta quibuslibet hominib[us] contingentia preuidenda cauenda ac p[ro]seque[n]da declarant in hoc libro co[n]tenta: Physionomia summi Aristotelis. Physionomia Michaelis Scoti. Physionomia Coclitis. Chyroma[n]tia ejusde[m]. Cum Approbatio[n]e Achilini
1515, Per Magistru[m] Bernardinum de Garaldis
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Edition Notes

Printer's name and date from colophon.

The Physiognomonica of Aristotle is in the Latin translation by Bartholomaeus de Messana.

Signatures: a⁶ AA-BB⁴ CC-DD⁶ EE⁴ A-U⁶ X-Y⁴ Z⁶

Colophon to Achillini's De chyromantiae principiis [et] physionomiae (leaf BB4v): "Explicit questio de subiecto physionomie [et] chyromantie: a filio Claudij Achillini: ambas ordinarias [et] philosophie [et] medicine theorice pubice docent. Impressa Papie per Magistrum Bernardinum de Garaldis. Anno D[omi]ni 1514. die. 5. Decembris."

The colophon to Cocles's Chyromantiae ac physiognomiae anastasis (leaf Y4r) reads: "Et sic adest finis Ppysionomie [sic] Coclitis atq[ue] chyroma[n]tie eiusdem: diligenter Papie impresse per Magistru[m] Bernardinu[m] de Garaldis Anno D[omi]ni. i5i5. die. 19. mensis Januarij."

The colophon to Scot's Physionomia (leaf EE3v) reads: "Impressum Papie per Magistru[m] Bernadinum de Garaldis. Anno Domini. i5i5. die. 20. Februarij."

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Papie [Pavia]
Series
Italian books before 1601 -- reel 58, item 4
Other Titles
Infinita nature secreta quibuslibet hominibus contingentia previdenda cavenda ac prosequenda declarant in hoc libro contenta., Physionomia summi Aristotelis., Physionomia Michaelis Scoti., Physionomia Coclitis., Chyromantia [Coclitis]
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Ancient Greek

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6, 128, [6], 23 leaves
Number of pages
128

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OL53228353M
OCLC/WorldCat
300319942

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OL39109191W

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