Cometij Hispani Ordinis Minorum Artium Doctoris [et] Sacre Theologie Magistri. Questio perutilis de cuiuscu[m]q[ue] sci[enti]e subiecto pri[n]cipalit[er] t[ame]n naturalis ph[ilosoph]ie foeliciter incipit..
Lisboa, Gomes de,-1513.
Carcano, Antonius de,active 1472?-1497,printer.
Duns Scotus, John,approximately 1266-1308.Quaestiones super libris De anima Aristotelis.1490.
[Pavia : Antonius de Carcano,
ca. 1490]
Verso of leaf [a1] contains a dedication to Anselmus Meia of Mantua who had posed the question to the author on whether  Duns Scotus' view on the first subject of natural philosophy corresponds to or differs from Aristotle's.
On leaf [a6] recto ff., there is the first known printing of Duns Scotus' commentary on the De anima of Aristotle, under the caption title: Doctoris subtilis Scoti questiones sup[er] libris De anima Aristotelis foeliciter incipiu[n]t.
Imprint from Goff and ISTC.
Text in two columns.
Caption title on recto of leaf a2.
Signatures: a-d⁶ e⁴.
Final leaf is blank.
Marginal notes on recto of a3 and recto of b3.
Goff
ISTC
BM 15th cent.,
GW
Bought by the Library in 1998.
Modern parchment.
Aristotle.
Duns Scotus, John, approximately 1266-1308
Physics
Italy Pavia.