Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, Fragm. 290 a-c

Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora, transl. by Jacobus Veneticus Graecus (fragments)

Manuscript description

Manuscript ID

mmfc-22317

Title

Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora, transl. by Jacobus Veneticus Graecus (fragments)

Collection

Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience

Shelfmark

Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, Fragm. 290 a-c

Manuscript Category

philosophy

Document type

library book / reference book

Topic

education

References

Digital reproduction

Fragmentarium (digital reproduction)

IIIF Manifest

https://fragmentarium.ms/metadata/iiif/F-zmw1/manifest.json

Other online data sources

Fragmentarium

Folder

UNIT ID

mmfc-22315

Leaf count

3 strips

Remaining fragments

UNIT ID

mmfc-22316

Page range

fol. [1]-[3]

Form

Codex

Integrity

Fragment

Fragments' earlier hosts

Fragments were used as quire guards in the binding of Dialogorum, De jureiurando & periurio, lib. I. De veritate & mendacio, lib. I. De patientia eiusque fructu, libri II. De vita perfecta, lib. I. De prodigiis & sortibus, libri III. by Polydorus Vergilius, which was printed by Michael Isengrin in Basel in 1553 (Antwerpen, Erfgoedbibliotheek Hendrik Conscience, C 1882).

Language

Latin (main)

Origin

Date
13th century (Elize Van Opstal)
Evidence
Script

Support

Material

Parchment

Number of leaves

3

Fragment dimensions

h: 50 mm x w: 127 mm
h: 109 mm x w: 28 mm
h: 30 mm x w: 110 mm

Layout

Section 1
fol. [1]-[3] (fol. [1]v)
Ruling
Full ruling, Lead-point ruling
Prickings
no prickings visible in outer margin
Margins
Top margin: 28 mm, inner margin: 45 mm
Paratextual features
marginal glosses

Writing

Script

Northern gothica textualis (Northern gothica textualis currens)

Description of hands

Northern gothica textualis currens, in three different sizes (two larger sizes for main text, small size for marginal glosses).

Decoration

Type

paraphs, no initials visible

1. Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora, transl. by Jacobus Veneticus Graecus

UNIT ID

mmfc-53174

Page range

fol. [1]r - fol. [3]v (defective)

Title

Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora, transl. by Jacobus Veneticus Graecus

Contributors

Aristoteles (author)
Jacobus Veneticus Graecus (translator)

Language

Latin (main)

Quotation

magis hec est, de eo indignior uti[que] (fol. [1]r)
Note: Text on the right side of the fragment corresponds to p. 53 in the edition of Minio-Paluello.

Quotation

[ven]ire et esse et fi[eri] se habet in aliis [cuius] causa sic scimus tunc masime scimus (fol. [1]v)
Note: Text on the left side of the fragment corresponds to p. 55 in the edition of Minio-Paluello.

Quotation

quodammodo dicat aliquis, quod hec quidem (fol. [3]r)
Note: The text corresponds to p. 64 in the edition of Minio-Paluello.

Quotation

arbitrabitur non contingentia aliter se habere sicut habent diffinitiones per quas sunt demonstrationes, non opinabitur sed sciet [...] accidit appetere aliaque et non opinari quod opinatur falso. Quoniam autem idem (fol. [3]v)
Note: First and last sentence of the fragment, corresponding to p. 66 in the edition of Minio-Paluello.

Notes

Textual content
The fragments contain the translation of Jacobus Veneticus Graecus of the Analytica Posteriora of Aristotle. The preserved text corresponds to the edition by Minio-Paluello, p. 53, 55, 58, 64 and 68. The third fragment contains some marginalia that could not be further identified. Minio-Paluello, Laurentius, en Bernardus G. Dod, red. Analytica posteriora. Aristoteles Latinus. Brugge: Desclée De Brouwer, 1968. https://anet.be/record/opacehc/c:lvd:342478.

Keywords

Genre

treatise
Manuscript description
  1. Folder
    1. Remaining fragments
      1. 1. Aristotle, Analytica Posteriora, transl. by Jacobus Veneticus Graecus