Questio[n]es magistrales in diuina subtilissimi Scoti volumina: Sententiarum: Quolibetorum [sic]: Metaphysices: De A[n]i[m]a: posterioru[m] [et]c[etera]. : Co[m]pendiose ac formaliter p[er] sacr[a]e pagin[a]e p[ro]fessore[m], fratre[m] Joanne[m] de Colonia ordinis Minoru[m] co[m]portat[a]e: ac decisionib[us] varioru[m] opina[n]tiu[m]: cu[m] innouatio[n]e cuiusda[m] fratris obserua[n]tini eiusde[m] ordinis: tripliciq[ue] directorio compte collustrat[a]e: fausto principiunt omine..
Joannes,de Colonia.
Wildeck, Michael,active 1462-1495.
Seratoris, Henricus,active 1512,former owner.NLS
Graf, Urs,approximately 1485-approximately 1527.
Villingen (Germany).Franziskanerkloster,former owner.NLS
Fürstlich Fürstenbergische Hofbibliothek (Donaueschingen, Germany),former owner.NLS
[Basel] : Ex officina prouidi viri Ad[a]e Petri de Langendorff, civis inclyt[a]e vrbis Basile[a]e ...,
Anno incarnationis domini nostri Iesu Christi .1510. decimo kalendas Ianuarij.. [i.e. 23 Dec. 1510]
With an elaborate table of contents at the front and a subject index at the back.  The subject index was created by Michael Wildeck.
The title page shows a woodcut border created by the Swiss engraver Urs Graf, with his initials, which incorporates the Basel coat of arms at the top.
Bound in contemporary pigskin over wooden boards, decorated with blind fillets and floral rolls in a panel design, and with the remains of two clasps. Spine with five raised bands in four compartments, undecorated.  Paper label in the top compartment.
Adams
Ink inscription on back free endpaper, dated [15]12, recording the ownership of Henricus Seratoris, a Minorite friar. Initials LCV of Franciscan convent at Villingen, Germany, stamped onto upper board, and ink inscription on title page: "Fratrum Min. S. Francisci Conv'lium Villingae".  Ink stamp on verso of title page of the Fürstliche Hofbibliothek Donaueschingen (purchased at auction sale of May 2000, item no. 1560).
Duns Scotus, John, approximately 1266-1308.