Collation Model for LJS 483: [Questions on Aristotle's Physics]

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Aristotle -- Criticism and interpretation -- Early works to 1800
Aristotle
Physics -- Early works to 1800
Aristotle
Physics -- Early works to 1800
Physics
Physical sciences -- Early works to 1800
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Criticism and interpretation
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History of Science, Technology, and Medicine
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Renaissance Studies
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Commentary on Aristotle's Physics in the form of questions and answers following the content of the 8 books of the Physics. Each question begins with a U/V standing for the Latin word utrum (whether). Finding tabs, possibly of parchment, correspond to the book divisions of the Physics (f. 87, 115, 150, 176, 195; one tab torn out, f. 206). Numerous marginal notes. A leaf of text after the material on the Physics with the repeated heading Propleuma and paragraphs beginning with the Latin word dubitatur (it is questioned) may concern the Problemata attributed to Aristotle (f. 230r). Among the notes on the wood of the inside upper cover are a list of names and a list of works attributed to Aristotle; more notes are inside the lower cover. The front flyleaf is covered with notes in multiple hands (recto) and mnemonic verses about the contents of the Physics (verso).

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2022-08-26
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The .zip file Archive contains: VisColl collation model XML file JSON collation model file Folder of PNG files, one for each quire Folder of SVG files, one for each quire Screenshot of VCEditor view, PNG format Screenshot of VCEditor view, PDF format (same as the main file) Load the JSON file into VCEditor for an editable version of the model. Use the IIIF Manifest (link in this record) to map images onto the diagram in VCEditor. Link to sharable URL (not permanent): https://vceditor.library.upenn.edu/project/627ec2edd3ef8000013b07a1/viewOnly
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