Topica
Subtitle: England(?) and Flanders
Contributors: Boethius, -524, translator; Jacobus of Venice, translator
Published: 1240
Language: lat
Number of pages: 128
Other titles: Analytica posteriora.
Notes: In two parts. Part One: Aristotle, Topica translated by Boethius, ff. 1-73; Aristotle, Elenchi translated by Boethius, ff. 73-97v. Part Two: Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora translated by Jacobus of Venice, ff. 98-128.

Bound in imitative German medieval binding of tawed leather over boards, 19th century.

The two parts of the codex were written towards the middle of the 13th century, the first part possibly in England, the second in Flanders; both annotated by the same 14th/15th century hand.

De Ricci. Census, p. 1757

1936 M-1939 Plimpton, George A. Bequest

In Latin, written in a gothic book hand.

Bequest of George A. Plimpton, 1936.

See forthcoming catalog.

Cataloged 07/28/1994 HR