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Eutychi Augustini Niphi philothei Suessani commentationes in Lib[rum] de substātia Orbis ad illustrē prīcipē Salerni [R]obertum secundum Sanxeueriniū, Lum gratia [et] priuilegio.

Agostino Nifo

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...First edition, very rare, of the Italian philosopher Agostino Nifo's commentary on the twelfth-century Andalusian philosopher Averroes' all-comprehensive celestial physics. Averroes wrote commentaries on Aristotle's Physica and De caelo,...

Preclara et admodvm om nibvs aliis in hac scientia resolvtior Avgvstini Niphi svessani in qvattvor libros de celo et mvn doet Aristote. et Avero. ex positio.

Agostino Nifo

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Averroës

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...First (and only) edition of this rare commentary on Aristotle’s De caelo, correlated with Averroës’ text on the same subject. A native of Sessa Aurunca, near Naples, Nifo (1473–1545?) was one of the most important commentators on Aristotle...

Avgustini Niphi medicis libri dvo, de pvlchro, primus. De amore, secvndus.

Agostino Nifo

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Giovanni Braccesco

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...Two publications, issued by the same printers in consecutive years, bound together: 1. Agostino Nifo, De pulchro and De amore. The Italian philosopher's books on beauty and love. 2. Giovanni Braccesco, De alchemia dialogi duo. First...

Evtyci Avgvstini Niphi philothei suffani in librū destrvctio destrvctionvm auerrois cōmentarn, quos adhibita omni lucerna nitidos, & à qucuncb macula ieiunos comperies; eiusdem augustini codicillus de sensu agente.

Averroës

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Agostino Nifo

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... thought and tries to create harmony between faith and philosophy. Agostino Nifo (born c. 1473, Sessa, Naples — died after 1538, possibly Salerno) was a philosopher noted for his development from an anti-Christian interpreter of Aristotelian...

Augustini Aiphisuper tres libros de anima.

Averroës

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...Dated May 10, 1503. Very rare first edition of this commentary upon Averroes’ reception of Aristotle’s metaphysical work...