Francisci Patricii Nova de vniversis philosophia. in qva Aristotelica methodo. non per motum, sed per lucem, & lumina, ad primam causam ascenditur. deinde propria Patricii methodo; tota in contemplationem venit Diuinitas: postremo methodo Platonica, rerum vniuersitas, à conditore Deo deducitur ... Opvs rerum copia & vetustissima nouitate, dogmatum uarietate, & ueritate, methodorum frequentia & raritate, ordinis continuitate, rationum firmitate, sententiarum grauitate, verborum breuitate, & claritate, maxime admirandum.
Contributors: Hermes, Trismegistus; Zoroaster.
Series: Manuscripta, microfilms of rare and out-of-print books -- list 9, no. 56
Publisher: apud Benedictum Mammarellum
Published: 1959
Place of publication: Ferrariae
Language: lat
Number of pages: 647
Subjects: Philosophy.
Notes: Microfilm copy, made in 1959 of the original in Vatican. Biblioteca vaticana. Positive.

Negative in Vatican. Biblioteca vaticana.

Each section has a special title page, with printer's mark, dated 1591.

The collective title page has the coat of arms of Clemente VIII, elected pope January 30, 1592.

Head piece, initials, tail piece.

Text in two columns. In some parts of the work Greek and Latin versions are side by side.
Table of contents: value: Panavgia, vniversae lvcis tractatio nova, et acvtissima.; value: Panarchiae, de rervm principiis primis, libri octo.; value: Panarchias, de svmma Trinitate, ac Divinate, lib. VI.; value: Panarchiae, de intellectv et intellectibvs, libri decem.; value: Pampsichia novae philosophiae, tomus III.; value: Pancosmiae, mvndi corporei principia et constitvtio, lib. VIII.; value: Pancosmiae, de aethere ac rebvs coelestibvs lib. XIIII.; value: Zoroaster et eivs CCCXX. oracula chaldaica; eivs opera e tenebris ervta, et latine reddita.; value: Hermetis Trismegisti libelli integri XX. et fragmenta. Asclepii eivs discipvli libelli III. A Francisco Patricio locis plusquam mille emendati inq. ordinem scientificvm redacti, et de graecis latini tacti [!].; value: Mystica aegyptiorvm et caldaeorvm, à Platone voce tradita, ab Aristotele excepta et constcripta philosophia, ingens divinae sapientiae thesavrvs.