Italy, Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Plut. 15 sin. 1

Italy, Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Plut. 15 sin. 1

AristotelisLibri naturales

Physical Description
  • Material: Parchment
  • Pages: 223 [ leaves
  • Leaves Format: In quarto
  • Dimensions: not available

Detailed Description
  • Decoration:
    The first initial letter is missing, its space is left empty. The others are done in various colours.
  • Layout:
    Text is set in one column.

    About 30 lines to the page.

    Averroes ' long commentary on Aristotle 's Physics is given in form of marginal glosses by a later hand.
  • Hand Description:
    One hand.
  • Provenance:
    Inscription on f. 1r : Isti libri naturales sunt ad usum fratris Barptolomei de Sancto Remigio de Florentia de ordine fratrum minorum.
    Inscription on the last folio: Anno Domini M.CCC.LXXVI, XI mensis Ianuarii (1376-Jan-11) fratres de conventu Soietorum remiserunt studentes propter charistiam (cf. f. 223v ).
History
  • Origin Date: 13th century
  • Origin Place: not available
  • George Lacombe , Aristoteles Latinus Vol. Pars Posterior, Rome (1955) , p.946
Content
Averroes Long Commentary on the Physics 1r - 59r
  • Incipit:
    Incipit Pysicorum

  • Note:
    Textus: vetus-translation Prologue is missing. F. 59v is left blank.

Averroes Long Commentary on De Caelo 60r - 111r
  • Note:
    F. 111v is left blank.

Aristotle De generatione et corruptione 112r - 129r
Aristotle Meteorologica 129v - 159r
  • Note:
    At the end of the Metheora (on ff. 157v- 159r ), a chapter of De mineralibus is added without distinction: "Corpora mineralia in quattuor dividuntur species... "

Aristotle De anima 159v - 182r
Aristotle De longitudine et brevitate vitae 182v - 184v
  • Incipit:
    De Morta et Vita ...

Aristotle De memoria et reminiscentia 184v - 187r
Aristotle De somno et vigilia 187v - 195v
Aristotle De sensu et sensato 196r - 204v
Aristotle De differentia spiritus et animae 204v - 210r
  • Note:
    Tr. Hispalensis

Aristotle De plantis 210r - 222v
  • Explicit:
    Explicit de vegetabilibus.

Miscellaneous Epistola Fragmenta 223r - 223v
  • Note:
    In the beginning a fragment of Epistola LXIX from Leo I.