Boetius cum triplici commento
Subtitle: Anitij Manlij Torquati Seuerini Boetij, ordinarij patritij viri exconsulis, consolatio philosophica & Disciplina scholarium
By: cum argutissimis diui Thome, & Jodoci Badij Asce[n]sij comme[n]tarijs
Contributors: Thomas, Waleys, approximately 1287-1350?; Thomas, de Cantimpré, approximately 1200-approximately 1270; Badius, Josse, 1462-1535; Montmoret, Humbert de, -1525; Palasinus, Raymundus; Sulpitius Verulanus, Joannes, active 15th century; Boethius, -524
Edition: Nuperrime impressa & accuratissime ab Humberto Montemoretano emaculatis erroribus correcta : cui vltra veterem editionem exactissima[m] Raymu[n]di Palasini ... adiecimus difficilium locorum ... ; adiecimus q[uam] acutissimas eiusde[m] cratonicas in quintu[m] libru[m] q[uaesti]ones circa prouide[n]tia[m] [et] liberu[m] arbitriu[m], metricaq[ue] in o[mn]es libros argume[n]ta, cu[m] eiusde[m] historijs astrologica queda[m] per eu[m] explanata ad oculum premonstra[n]tibus ...
Publisher: Symon Vincent
Published: 1521
Place of publication: Lyon]
Language: lat
Number of pages: 320
Subjects: Philosophy; Early works to 1800; De disciplina scholarium; Philosophy and religion; Medieval Education; Happiness
Other titles: Boethius cum triplici commento; De disciplina scholarium.
Notes: The commentary ascribed to St. Thomas Aquinas is now attributed to Thomas Waleys (cf. Max Manitius, Geschichte der lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters). The De disciplina scholarium, falsely attributed to Boethius, has frequently been assigned to Thomas de Cantimpré.

Signatures: 2A⁸ a-p⁸ q⁴ A-C⁸ D⁴.

T.p. printed in red and black with architectural border.

Adams B2291

LC copy has bookplate of Alfred Trapnell; written on t.p. "Johannis Ephraim Scheibel."