Conrad Gessner's Private Library Online: The Revealing Hand-Written Notes of an Early Modern Polymath

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Title: Aristotelous hapanta:Aristotelis summi semper viri, et in quem unum vim suam universam contulisse natura rerum videtur, opera quaecunque impressa hactenus extiterunt omnia, denuo iam collatione vetustissimorum exemplarium, partim integris aliquot libris, veluti peri phytōn duobus, peri aretōn uno, nunc primum adiectis, partim locorum infinitis fere millibus emendatis, ita instaurata atque restituta, ut hic author plane nunc primum e tenebris erutus, in lucem prodiisse videri possit /
Creator: Aristotle. Erasmus, Desiderius,d. 1536.
Date: 1539
Date in Source: anno 1539.
Place: Basel.
Country: Switzerland
Imprint: Basileae : per Io. Beb. et Mich. Ising.,
Language: Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
Format: (2 v.) [8] leaves, 598 p., [1] leaf (last leaf blank); [4] leaves, 447, [1] p. ;35 cm (2°)
Reference: VD 16 A 3280 Also issued on microfiche.
Note: "Etypothē en Basileia analōmasi kai ponō Michaēl Isingriniou ... chiliostō pentakosisotō triakostō ennatō, mēnī maimaktēriōni" [November, 1539] -- colophon. Printer's device. Electronic resource. Leiden : IDC, 2010. (Conrad Gessner's private library ; CG-24)
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Aristotelous hapanta = Aristotelis summi semper viri, et in quem unum vim suam universam contulisse natura rerum videtur ...

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O tōn tou Aristotelous bibliōn deuteros tomos tauta periechei = Secundus tomus haec habet