Thomae Gianninii Ferrariensis in patrio gymnasio primi philosophiae doctoris de lumine & speciebus spiritalibus, mente effectrice & speciebus intelligibilibus. Dæmonibus & mentibus à materia separatis. Disputationes aristotelicæ. Ad amplissimum S.R.E. cardinalem Bonifacium Bevilaquam.: PB 21-2022

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Thomae Gianninii Ferrariensis in patrio gymnasio primi philosophiae doctoris de lumine & speciebus spiritalibus, mente effectrice & speciebus intelligibilibus. Dæmonibus & mentibus à materia separatis. Disputationes aristotelicæ. Ad amplissimum S.R.E. cardinalem Bonifacium Bevilaquam.
De lumine & speciebus spiritalibus

Maker(s)

Author: Giannini, Tommaso
Dedicatee: Bevilacqua, Bonifacio
Printer: Baldini, Vittorio

Categories

Book

Description

[32],456p ; 21cm (4to).

Indexes: pp.[5-27].
Old classmark: 180.
Bookseller's price on front free e.p. Old classmark on front paste-down e.p.
Binding: olive green morocco (17th century), with g.t. arms of Jacques Auguste de Thou in centre of boards & monogram on spine; spine g.t., raised bands, g. lettering; a.e.g.

Place(s) associated

Ferrara

Acquisition and important dates

Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1912) by Marlay, Charles Brinsley

Dating

Production date: AD 1615 : Ferrariae: Apud Victorium Baldinum typographum cameralem. Superiorum permissu.M. DC. XV. [1615]

People, subjects and objects depicted

Thou, Jacques-Auguste de

Identification numbers

Accession number: PB 21-2022
Primary reference Number: 308136
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Audit data

Created: Tuesday 10 May 2022 Updated: Tuesday 10 May 2022

Associated departments & institutions

Owner or interested party: The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department: Manuscripts and Printed Books

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