The following titles are bound together:
[1] Adamant [Adamantius Sophista]. Physiognomonicon. Basel: R. Winter, 1544.
Digital version: BSB.
[2] Scot, Michael [Michaelis Scoti]. Phisionomia. Paris: Jean Petit, [1524].
[3] Aristotle. Secreta secretorum. Paris: Galliot du Pré, 1520.
Provenance: Morris. — Richard Bennett. — Sotheby 1898, lot 1 (sold to Quaritch for £1 10s.). — Unlocated.
Sotheby 1898:
This project has reached the stage where it no longer seems sensible to post totals at frequent intervals, but we are happy to report that we presently have approximately 2,400 entries (some of which contain more than one title) on our website. Though new information still keeps flowing in, we are confident that we have by now recorded most of the books and manuscripts once owned by William Morris. We are of course continuing to work on our backlog of notes as well as revising and improving individual entries. (We should add that the number of entries may occasionally shrink just slightly in the future, because a few of the titles now listed separately will be combined as Sammelbands.)
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The Library of William Morris
March 27, 2017
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