Johann Dannenmayer texts, 1602-1603.

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Johann Dannenmayer texts, 1602-1603.

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One long manuscript and three printed texts. The manuscript consists of a commentary on Aristotle's De coelo, his Meteorologica, and his De generatione et corruptione, evidently based on lectures given by Dannenmayer at the University of Ingolstadt, and written in Dannenmayer's own hand. Inserted between the first part and the remainder of this manuscript are two printed dissertations with Dannenmayer as praeses: Assertiones philosophicae de coelo et mvndo, with Sigismund Kobl as respondent (Ingolstadt: Ex officina Typographica Ederiana apud Andream Angermarivm, 1603), and Assertiones philosophicae de impressionibus meteorologicis, with Friedrich Altstetter as respondent (Ingolstadt: Ex officina Typographica, apud Andream Angermarivm, 1602). Following these is the remainder of the manuscript. The volume ends with another dissertation with Dannenmayer as praeses, this one on Aristotle's Physics: Dispvtatio philosophica, de rervm natvralivm ortv atqve interitv, with Johann Heinrich von Pflaumer as respondent (Ingolstadt: Ex officina Ederiana apud Andream Angermarivm, 1603).

1 v. (64, [4], [16], [14], 65-239, [4], [19] leaves) ; 21 cm.

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