Textus ethicoru[m] Aristotelis ad Nicomachum iuxta antiqua[m] translatione[m] cum familiarissimo co[m]mentario in eundem et co[m]pendiosis questionibus ac dubiis circa litteram emergentibus ad mentem doctissimoru[m] viroru[m] [et] magistroru[m] Martini magistri [et] Johannis Buridani maiori pro parte decisis..
Aristotle.
Kosbein, Henricus,translator.
Le Maistre, Martin,1432-1482.
Buridan, Jean,1300-1358.
Félix, Claude,-1542.
Bocard, André,active 1491-1531,printer.
Petit, Jean,active 1492-1530,publisher.
Urquhart, Adam,former owner.StEdNL
[Paris : André Bocard for Jean Petit,
approximately 1496-1500]
Petit's device below title.
Leaf [1b]: Claudi felicis lingonēsis exhortativa ad lectores [et] operis laudativa epistola.
Leaf cxxi (colophon): Finit liber Ethico[rum] Aristotelis ad Nicomachū interp̄te (vt nōnulli astruunt) fratre Hērico krosbein ordinis fratrū predicato[rum] quē [et] oēs text[us] eiusdē philosophi traduxisse dicūt: adiuncta familiari explanatione lr̄ali per totū ac per p̓mos sex libros ad singulos tractatus interiectis q̄stionibus dubijs nōminus fructuose [quam] succincte discussis.
Hain
Copinger
BM 15th cent., VIII, 159 (IB. 40248)
GW
Pellechet
Goff
Beattie, W. Supplement to the hand-list of incunabula in the National Library of Scotland,
Signatures: a-x⁶.
Translation attributed to Henricus Krosbein (or Kosbein).
With commentaries by Martin Le Maistre and Jean Buridan, additions by Claude Felix.
Armorial bookplate of Adam Urquhart Esquire on front pastedown. Label on front pastedown: This volume, formerly in the library of Adam Urquhart, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff of Wigtown, was presented to the Advocates' Library by his daughter, Miss Urquhart, on 25th April 1913.
Rebacked diced calf with gilt rolled board edges and red edges.
Ethics
France Paris.