Description
Aristotle's Metaphysics and Nicomachean ethics, in the Latin translations by the Dominican William of Moerbeke from the Greek, followed by the first page of the Oeconomica, a work commonly attributed to Aristotle, in the Latin translation known as the translatio Durandi, attributed to Durand of Auvergne. The Aristotle texts are preceded by a table of contents for the Nicomachean ethics. The outer bifolium of the first gathering (before f. 1 and after f. 10), containing the beginning of the Metaphysics, a gathering after f. 22, and two leaves after f. 72 are all lacking. Many early marginal notes, some affected by cropping, and occasional manicules.
Publication Date
9-7-2022
Keywords
Metaphysics -- Early works to 1800, Metaphysics, Ethics -- Early works to 1800, Ethics, Codices, Manuscripts Latin, Manuscripts Medieval
Disciplines
Ethics and Political Philosophy | Medieval Studies
Link in Franklin
https://franklin.library.upenn.edu/catalog/FRANKLIN_9946458153503681
Link in IIIF Manifest
https://colenda.library.upenn.edu/phalt/iiif/2/81431-p3463f/manifest
Recommended Citation
Porter, Dot, "Collation Model for LJS 25: Liber metaphisice ; Liber ethicorum." (2022). Collation Models. 81.
https://repository.upenn.edu/sims_models/81
Comments
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
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Screenshot of VCEditor view, PDF format (same as the main file)
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