Aristoteles. De Republica, qui Politicorum dicuntur, Libri octo. Transl., edit. Ioachim Perionius. Lugduni, Apud Antonium Vincentium, 1556

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  •                         1. Queen Mary I
                               2. Auloy









  •           1.   L V G D V N I,    At Lyons in
              2. Excudebat Ioannes   = - France
           3.   d' Ogerolles,
                   4. 1556. MD4


  •    1. The arms
       2. on the
       3. sides of
       4. this volume

       5. are those
       6. of Queen
       7. Mary I
       8. (Tudor) of
       9. Eng land.
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De Republica, qui Politicorum dicuntur, Libri octo

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Aristoteles
EDITOR:
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Perionius, Ioachim
PUBLISHER:
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Apud Antonium Vincentium
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Perionius, Ioachim

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1556
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17 x 11 cm; 343 + 47 s.p. + 1 insert, handwritten notes with pencil and ink on verso of the front cover, p. [1] title page with typographic ornament and handwritten notes, p. [2] notes in Latin, p. [344-348] “Aristotelis vita ex monimentis Ioannis Grammatici Philoponi Alexandrini”, p. [349-376] “Rerum et vocum in Politicis Aristoteli memo rabilium index” and p. [377-386] “Rerum et verborum in Ioachimi Perionis Objervationibus in Aristotelis de Republica libros memorabilium index”. P. [386] handwritten note with black ink in Ancient Greek. Handwritten note in black ink inserted between last page and back cover mentioning that the book belongs to Mary I of Scottland. Handwritten notes in black ink on recto of the back cover.


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Extensive notes in Latin with black ink can be found on the margins of p. 3-267 of the book. Unknown handwriting. On the front and back cover of the book is Mary’s I of Scotland royal coat of arms.


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Aristotle
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Perionius, Ioachim
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