Netherlands, Leiden, Universiteitsbibliotheek, B.P.L., 1760, fol. x1, digital image published by the Digital Averroes Research Environment (DARE), URI: https://dare.uni-koeln.de/app/manuscripts/BOOK-DARE-M-NL-LID-UB-B.P.L.1760/page/1
Decoration:
Initial letters and little red titles at the top of the page. Rubrications maybe dated to the mid of the 15th century.
Layout:
The text is set in long lines.
Every page has
about 50
lines.
Hand Description:
The code is worked out by one hand, except from f.
14r-
14v
where just annotations are given.
Provenance:
The manuscript comes from the library S. G. de Vries.
History
Origin Date: Beginning of 14th century
Origin Place:not available
George Lacombe ,
Aristoteles Latinus Vol. Pars Prior, Rome (1939) , p. 292
Rijksuniversiteit
Leiden, Bibliotheek:Catalogus compendiarius continens codices omnes
manuscriptos qui in Bibliotheca Academiae Lugduno-Batavae asservantur, Part 1 (1932) , p.150
Et si yle est corpus passivum, ita et nois et anima passiva. Hyle est omnia corpora per adventu formarum et nois omnes anime. Item quecumque differunt, formis differunt. Ergo si non formis differunt, non differunt, ergo idem sunt. Et ita voluerunt philosophorum Plato et alii, quod mundus iste est deus prebens sibi visibile et est yle corporum et mens animarum. Unde Juppiter quodcumque vides. Primo advenit yle quantitas et factum est corpus, postea motus est gl’a [: elementa].
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