In hoc opere contenta Arithmetica decem libris demonstrata. Musica libris demo[n]strata quatuor. Epitome in libros Arithmeticos diui Seuerini Boetij. Rithmimachie ludus qui et pugna numeroru[m] appellatur
Contributors: Jordanus, Nemorarius, active 13th century; Estienne, Henri, 1460?-1520, editor; Boethius, -524; Estienne family, printer; Lefèvre d'Étaples, Jacques, -1536
Publisher: In officina Henrici Stephani
Published: 1514
Place of publication: Hec secundaria superioru[m] operum aeditio / venalis habetur Parisijs
Language: lat
Number of pages: 144
Subjects: Arithmetic; Early works to 1900; Music theory; History
Other titles: Epitome in libros Arithmeticos divi Severini Boetii.; Arithmetica decem libris demonstrata.; Musica libris demonstrata quatour.; Epitome in libros Arithmeticos diui Seuerini Boetij.; Epitome in libros Arithmeticos divi Severini Boetij.; Epitome in libros Arithmeticos diui Seuerini Boetii.; Musica.; De institutione arithmetica.; Arithmetica.
Work titles: Works
Notes: Title within woodcut border. Forming the outer part of the border are the words: Haec secvndaria est et castigatissima ex officina aemissio.

Initials; Gothic type. Signatures: a-i in eights.

The "Arithmetica ..." is by Jordanus Nemorarius, edited with a commentary by Jacques Lefèvre d'Etaples.

"Has duas Quadriuij partes et artium liberalium precipuas atq[ue] duces cu[m] quibusdam amminicularijs adiectis: curauit ex secunda recognitione vna formulis eme[n]datissime mandari ad studiorum vtilitatem Henricus Stephanus suo grauissimo labore et sumptu Parhisijs anno salutis domini: qui omnia in numero atq[ue] harmonia formauit 1514.absolutumq[ue] reddidit eode[m] anno; die septima septembris / suum laborem vbicunq[ue] valet semper studiosis deuouens"--Colophon.

The Rithmimachiae ludus is most probably by Jacques Lefèvre d'Etaples, although it has been attributed to John Shirwood, Bishop of Durham.

Smith, D.E. Rara arithmetica, p. 65