Georgii Pachymerii Hieromnemonis, In uniuersam fere Aristotelis philosophiam epitome
Subtitle: in qua & aliorum philosophorum, qui ante & post ipsum claruêre, dogmata sic enarrantur, vt iusti commentarij instar esse possit, è Graeco in Latinu[m] sermonem nunc primùm summa fide ac diligentia conuersa
By: à clariss. viro D. Philippo Bechio, philosopho, medico, atq[ue] inclytæ Academiæ Basiliensis professore dialectico ordinario. Subiunctus est huic peripatetico, philosophus platonicus, Synesius Cyrenæus, per Ianum Cornarium medicu[m], physicum, nunc primùm Latinus factus, cuius scriptorum argumenta inuenies insequenti pagina, cum indicibus rerum copiosissimus
Contributors: Bech, Philipp, approximately 1521-1560; Episcopius, Nicolaus, 1501-1564, printer; Froben, Hieronymus, 1501-1563, printer; Synesius, of Cyrene, Bishop of Ptolemais; Officina Frobeniana; Van Ess Collection (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: Ex Officina Frobeniana, per Hier. Frobenium et Nic. Episcopium
Published: 1560
Place of publication: Basileae
Language: lat
Number of pages: 372
Subjects: Early works to 1800; Ancient Philosophy
Other titles: In vniuersam fere Aristotelis philosophiam epitome; In universam fere Aristotelis philosophiam epitome
Notes: Printers from colophon.

"Synesii Cyrenaei antiquissimi patris, Christianae professionis philosophi, praesulis & Episcopi Ptolemaidis vrbis, eximia atque doctissima tum monumenta, omni sententiarum vbertate referta, tum scripta quæ ad nos extant vniuersa, per Ianum Cornarium primi nominis medicum Latina lingua conscripta." has separate half-title, pagination and register.

Publisher's device of Froben on t.p.

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Burke Library copy: Imperfect; all after p. 372 of second sequence, except p. [1-36] of final sequence, wanting.

Burke Library copy: Not in Gatch Van Ess catalog.

Burke Library copy: From the library of Roswell Dwight Hitchcock, with his bookplate dated 1887, and inscription.

Burke Library copy: From the library of Richard Westmacott, with his ownership inscription dated Rome, 1824.

VD16 G 1353

Adams G-463

Burke Library copy: Binding: half vellum and marbled paper over pasteboard.