Details

Subjects:

Aristotle. De anima -- Early works to 1800.
Aristotle -- Criticism and interpretation -- Early works to 1800.
Aristotle.
Jesuits -- Germany -- Dillingen an der Donau.
Jesuits.
Soul -- Early works to 1800.
Soul.
Criticism and interpretation.
Germany -- Dillingen an der Donau.

Form/Genre:

Codices (bound manuscripts)
Lecture notes.
Pamphlets.
Manuscripts, European.

Language:

Latin.

Summary:

Notes on Aristotle's De anima bound with seven printed Aristotle-related pamphlets from Dillingen and Ingolstadt (1606, 1618-1621), containing corollaries, disputations, lists of candidates, and theses.

Contents:

1. p.1-469: Aristotelis De anima.
2. p.471-490: Corollaria quatuor de physica animato in genere.
3. p.491-510: Corollaria tria de physico animato in specie.
4. p.511-526: Anima universim, et singillatim vegetans.
5. p.527- 542: Anima sensus et rationis particeps. 6. p.543-558: Disputationis physicae de substantia corporea mobili a substantia spirituali separata.
6. p.559-606: Brevarium philosophiae naturalis (with Syllabus ordinatus dominorum candidatorum).
7. p.607-629: Theses selectae ex tota speculativa Aristotelis philosophia (with Nomina candidatorum).
8. p.631-638: Theses philosophicae, ex Logica, Physica, et Metaphysica.

Notes:

Ms. codex.
Title from caption heading (p. 1); author from explicit (p. 469).
Incipit: Prooemium. Corpus naturale mixtum ut diximus in principio philosophiae aliud est perfectum aliud imperfectum (p. 1).
Explicit: Absolvimus n[atu]ra[lem] ph[i]l[osoph]ia[m] die Jovis, S. Hieronymo Ecclesiae Doctori sacro, circa mediu[m] decimae antemeridiana 30 September. A[nn]o 1621. Qua deinde absoluta solenniter decantatum fuit. Te Deum laudamus &c. F. Placid[us] Aegidius Melander regulam S. Benedicti in celeberrimo S. Blasii Episcopi & matyris Benedictinaris in superiori [St?]yria professus. &c. &c. Finis (p. 469).
Title page, 1st pamphlet: Corollaria quatuor de physico animato in genere, quae aug. in Catholica celebri universitate Dilingana, praeside Iacobo Bidermano, Societatis Iesu, philosophiae professore ordinario, disputabit religiosus et eruditus F. Theodoricus Locher, Ochsenhusanus, Ordinis S. Benedicti, Philosophiae Baccalaureus, & Magisterii Candidatus. Anno M. DC. XVIII. Dilingae, apud viduam Ioannis Mayer (p. 471).
Title page, 2nd pamphlet: Corollaria tria de physico animato in specie, quae aug. in Catholica celebri universitate Dilingana, praeside Iacobo Bidermano, Societatis Iesu, philosophiae professore ordinario, disputabit reverendus et religiosus P.F. Oswaldus Hammerer, Ochsenhusanus, Ordinis S. Benedicti, Philosophiae Baccalaureus, & Magisterii Candidatus. Anno M. DC. XVIII. Dilingae, apud viduam Ioannis Mayer (p. 491).
Title page, 3rd pamphlet: Anima universim, et singillatim vegetans. Quam, ad diem 21 Iunii, Anno M. DC. XIX. In Catholica, celebri universitate Dilingana, praeside Andrea Capittel, e Societate Iesu, philosophiae professore ordinario. Examinandam dabit, religiosus et pereruditus, LL. Artium, et Philosophiae Baccalaureus, F. Andreas Klump, Salemitanus, Ordinis Cistertiensis. Dilingae, apud viduam Ioannis Mayer (p. 511).
Title page, 4th pamphlet: Anima sensus et rationis particeps. Quam, in Catholica, celebri universitate Dilingana, ad Diem 21 Iunii, Anno M. DC. XIX. Praeside Andrea Capittel, e Societate Iesu, philosophiae professore ordinario. Publicae Disputationibus examini proponet, religiosus, et pereruditus, F. Martinus Stor, Marchtallensis, Ordinis Praemonstratensis, Metaphysicae Studiosus. Dilingae, apud viduam Ioannis Mayer (p. 527).
Title page, 5th pamphlet: Disputationis physicae de substantia corporea mobili a substantia spirituali separata, pars altera. Quam in Catholica et celeberrima Ingolstadiensi academia die ̲Junii Anno M. DC. XIX. Praeside Oswaldo Coscano Societatis Iesu, philosophiae professore ordinario propugnabit religiosus et perdoctus F. Benedictus Wolff ex superiori Altaich Professus, metaphysicae studiosus. Ingolstadii, ex typographeo Gregorii Haenlin (p. 543).
Title page, 6th pamphlet: Breviarium philosophiae naturalis, ad maiorem Dei & B.P. Ignatii gloriam disputatum, in Catholica et inclita universitate Dilingana, Anno Christi nati MDCXXI. Die mensis Augusti XVI. Praeside Wolfgango Metzgero, Societatis Iesu, philosophiae professore ordinario, respondentibus doctrina & virtute ornatissimis Dominis Candidatis Doctoratus Philosophici. Dilingae, Formis Academicis. Cum facultate superiorum. Apud Udalricum Rem (p. 559).
Title page, 7th pamphlet: Theses selectae ex tota speculativa Aristotelis philosophia, quas in Catholica et florentissima academia Dilingana VII Calend. Septemb. Anni M. DC. XIII. Praeside Claudio Sudano Societatis Iesu, phi[l]osophiae professore ordinario, publice propugnabunt virtute et doctrina ornatissimi Domini Candidati, Philosophia Baccalaurei ad supremam lauream in eadem facultate adipiscendam. Dilingae, apud Ioannem Mayer (p. 607).
Title page, 8th pamphlet: Theses philosophicae, ex Logica, Physica, et Metaphysica. In celebri et Catholica academic Ingolstadiensi, finiente cursu, a duobus e Societate Iesu, publice ad disputandum, die 3 Iulii propositae. Ingolstadii, ex typographia Ederiana apud Andream Angermarium. Anno M. DC. VI (p. 631).
Pagination: Paper, i (contemporary paper) + 319 leaves + i (contemporary paper); 1-57, [58- 69], 70-75, [76-85], 86-87, [88-95], 96-109, [110-113], 114-115, [116-117], 118-119, [120-135], 136-147, [148-638]; contemporary pagination in ink, modern pagination in pencil, upper outer corners. Separate pagination for printed works: [ii], 1-18 (Corollaria quatuor); [ii], 1-18 (Corollaria tria); [ii, 1], 2-14 (Anima universim); [ii, 1], 2-14 (Anima sensus); [ii, 1], 2-14 (Disputationis physicae); [iv, 1], 2-44 (Breviarum); [iv, 1], 2-19, [20] (Theses selectae); [1], 2-8 (Theses philosophiae).
Script: Written in a cursive script by multiple hands.
Binding: Contemporary stamped pigskin with two clasps (Zacour-Hirsch), with gilt-tooled initials F.P.M.A. and the date 1621 on the upper cover.
Origin: Written in Dillingen[?], in 1621 (date appears on upper cover, p. 338, p. 387, p. 469).

Penn Provenance:

Sold by Goldman, 1952.

Cited in:

Described in Zacour, Norman P. and Hirsch, Rudolf. Catalogue of Manuscripts in the Libraries of the University of Pennsylvania to 1800 (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1965), p. 17 (Ms. Latin 80).
Riley, Lyman W. "Aristotle Texts and Commentaries to 1700 in the University of Pennsylvania Library. Part V." Library Chronicle 24 (1958), 86-98. This manuscript is listed in the section: "Manuscripts (Catalogued by Norman P. Zacour)," p. 97 (item M30).
1st and 2nd pamphlets are listed in Backer-Sommervogel, Bibliothèque de la Compagnie de Jesus, vol. 1, 1890, col. 1446, entries 13 and 14
4th pamphlet is the second of two pamphlets, of which the first is listed in Backer-Sommervogel, vol. 2, 1891, col. 1494, entry 7
5th pamphlet is listed in Backer-Sommervogel, vol. 5, 1894, col. 1032, entry 4
6th pamphlet is listed in Backer-Sommervogel, vol. 7, 1896, col. 1693, entry 8

Cited as:

UPenn Ms. Codex 855

Contributor:

Bidermann, Jakob, 1577 or 1578-1639.
Capittel, Andrea.
Coscanus, Oswaldus, -1637.
Metzgerus, Wolfgangus, 1587-1641.
Sudanus, Claudius, 1579-1655.
Mayer, Johann, active 1576-1615, printer.
Jesuits.
Benedictines.
Cistercians.

Contains:

Corollaria quatuor de physico animato in genere.
Corollaria tria de physico animato in specie.
Anima universim, et singillatim vegetans.
Disputationis physicae de substantia corporea mobili a substantia spirituali separata.
Breviarium philosophiae naturalis.
Theses selectae ex tota speculativa Aristotelis philosophia.
Theses philosophicae, ex Logica, Physica, et Metaphysica.

OCLC:

224529410

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