Explicit liber modo[rum] sig[nifica]ndi Alberti i[m]p[re]ss[us] ap[u]d villam sancti Albani a⁰ m⁰ cccc⁰ lxxx⁰
Thomas,von Erfurt,active 14th century.
Duns Scotus, John,approximately 1266-1308,attributed name.
Albertus,Magnus, Saint,1193?-1280,attributed name.
Albertus,de Saxonia,-1390,attributed name.
[Saint Albans : s.n.,
1480]
Attributed to Thomas von Erfurt. Also sometimes attributed to John Duns Scotus, to Albertus Magnus and to Albertus de Saxonia.
An edition of "Liber modorum significandi", also called "Grammatica speculativa". Not the same work as "Questiones Alberti de modis significandi", attributed to an Albertus and also sometimes to Thomas von Erfurt (probably by confusion with this work).
Title from colophon.
Beginning of text, a2r (signed a1): [Q³]uonia[m] autem i[n]tellig[er]e [et] scire [con]ti[n]git i[n] o[mn]i sci[enti]a ex cog[ni]c[i]o[n]e p[ri]ncipio[rum] ut scribi[tur] p[r]o phisicoru[m] ..
Signatures: a-e⁸ f⁶.
The first leaf is blank.
STC (2nd ed.),
Duff,
Hain,
ESTC
Latin language
Speculative grammar