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https://hdl.handle.net/10316.2/8948| Title: | Questionum omnium in phisicis continge[n]tium breves & utilissime terminationes secu[n]dum Aristotelis Averois & Scoti doctrinam | Authors: | Sanson, Franciscus | Issue Date: | 1496 | Publisher: | p Joha[n]nem Ruben Vcelle[n]sez | Source: | Ref:H 14326 Ref:Polain 3451 Ref:IGI 8655 Ref:Goff S-163 Ref:Madrid 1673 |
Description: | Nota:Assin.: a-f//6. Nota:Grav. [b15281851] SANSON, Franciscus, de Senis Questionum omnium in phisicis continge[n]tium breves & utilissime terminationes secu[n]dum Aristotelis Averois & Scoti doctrinam / [Fracisci Sansonis de Senis]. - Venetiis : p Joha[n]nem Ruben Vcelle[n]sez, 1496, 8 Februarii. - [1], 2-36 f. ; 2º . - Assin.: a-f//6. - Grav. - H 14326. - Polain 3451. - IGI 8655. - Goff S-163. - Madrid 1673. - Manchas de humidade e picos de insectos. - Notas mss. - Enc. com: Sententia et expositio cum qonibus Geraldi Odonis sup libros eticorum Aristotelis cuz textu eiusdem. Diui Thome Aquinatis... in libros Aristotelis de celo e mudo preclarissima comentaria cum additionibus Petri de Alvernia ... - Enc. em pele grav. a ferros secos e grav. a ferros dourados na lombada R-47-1 |
URI: | URI:http://bdigital.sib.uc.pt/bg6/UCBG-R-47-1c/globalItems.html URI:http://hdl.handle.net/10316.2/8948 |
Rights: | open access |
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