Sancti thome de aquino super libris Boecii de consolatione philosophie co[m]mentum cum expositione feliciter incipit.
Boethius,-524.
Le Roy, Guillaume,-1528?,printer.
Bretherton, George,binder.StEdNL
Stirton, John,1871-1944,donor.StEdNL
Michaelis, Johannis,former owner.StEdNL
Philipps, Thomas,Sir,1792-1872,former owner.StEdNL
Collège St-Michel (Fribourg, Switzerland),former owner.StEdNL
[Lyon : Guillaume Le Roy,
not after 24 December 1484-85.
Imprint from ISTC.
Signatures: a-x⁸; A-I⁸.
Leaves a1, x8, A1 and I8 are blank.
A copy of part 1 at Yale has manuscript date of purchase 24 December 1484; colophon at end of part 2: Finit Boetius de disciplina scolariũ cum commento. Anno .M. CCCC.lxxxv.
Part 2 is the Pseudo-Boethius De disciplina scholarium; the commentary, formerly ascribed to Thomas Aquinas, is now attributed to Thomas Wallensis.
With marginal annotations in early hand.
Rubricated.
Bound before J. Clichtoveus, Propugnaculum Ecclesiae (Paris, 1526).
Hain-Copinger
Copinger
Goff
GW
ISTC
Walsh, J.E. 15th cent. printed books,
Beattie, W. Supplement to the hand-list of incunabula in the National Library of Scotland,
At head of recto of leaf x1: Societatis Iesu Friburgi. On verso of leaf v8: Iste liber est d[omi]no fr[atr]i Iohani michaelis Religioso humilismōt alias de m'sens ordinis premonstratensis:- Id Fr Io. Milis. Sir Thomas Phillipps bought this book from the Jesuits of Fribourg in January 1823. Bookseller's catalogue cutting on front pastedown in which this book is lot 126. Presented to the Library by Rev. Dr Stirton 31 December 1943.
Binder's ticket on front pastedown: Bretherton, ligavit 1850. Half leather with gilt tooled spine.
Philosophy and religion
Happiness
France Lyon.