COSMOLOGY – Domenico DE LUCCATINI. ‘Liber de elementis’, apparently an authorial manuscript, a compendium of treatises on the four elements, 1670. Illustrated with c.22 drawings, 7 on inserted slips, including a series depicting the planetary system, 34 pages of computational data at the end of the manuscript. In Latin, c. 220 leaves, 4to (180 x 130mm). Contemporary vellum (spine part detached).
No VAT on hammer price or buyer's premium.
COSMOLOGY – Domenico DE LUCCATINI. ‘Liber de elementis’, apparently an authorial manuscript, a compendium of treatises on the four elements, 1670. Illustrated with c.22 drawings, 7 on inserted slips, including a series depicting the planetary system, 34 pages of computational data at the end of the manuscript. In Latin, c. 220 leaves, 4to (180 x 130mm). Contemporary vellum (spine part detached).

Details
COSMOLOGY – Domenico DE LUCCATINI. ‘Liber de elementis’, apparently an authorial manuscript, a compendium of treatises on the four elements, 1670. Illustrated with c.22 drawings, 7 on inserted slips, including a series depicting the planetary system, 34 pages of computational data at the end of the manuscript. In Latin, c. 220 leaves, 4to (180 x 130mm). Contemporary vellum (spine part detached).

An appealing collection of texts on natural philosophy, reflecting contemporary learning. The compiler, Domenico de Luccatini, who has twice signed his manuscript, was likely a university student, copying certain of his texts in Latin from printed sources with their accompanying illustrations.
Special notice
No VAT on hammer price or buyer's premium.

Brought to you by

Robert Tyrwhitt
Robert Tyrwhitt

More from The Giancarlo Beltrame Library of Scientific Books, Part II

View All
View All