Aristoxeni musici antiquiss. Harmonicorum elementorum libri III ; Cl. Ptolemaei Harmonicorum, seu, De musica lib. III ; Aristotelis De obiecto auditus fragmentum ex Prophyrij commentarijs /

Aristoxeni musici antiquiss. Harmonicorum elementorum libri III ; Cl. Ptolemaei Harmonicorum, seu, De musica lib. III ; Aristotelis De obiecto auditus fragmentum ex Prophyrij commentarijs /

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	Venetijs : Apud Vincentium Valgrisium, MDLXII [1562]
Description:	165, [3] pages : illustrations ; 23 cm (4to)
Language:	Latin
Subject:	Music, Greek and Roman -- History and criticism. Music theory -- Early works to 1800. Music, Greek and Roman. Music theory. Vellum bindings (Binding) Limp bindings (Binding) Annotations (Provenance) Criticism, interpretation, etc. Early works.
Format:	Print Book
Local Note:	Discovery of this item made possible by a gift from Julie and Roger Baskes.
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1192515

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Varying Form of Title:	Aristoxeni mvsici antiqviss. harmonicorvm elementorvm libi III
Other uniform titles:	Gogava, Antonius, 1529-1569, Aristoxenus. Harmonics. Latin. Ptolemy, active 2nd century. Harmonics. Latin. Porphyry, approximately 234-approximately 305. Aristotle, Valgrisi, Vincenzo, active 1540-1572, Peri akoustōn. Latin
Provenance:	Few former owner's manuscript annotations. Binding: Limp vellum; evidence of ties.
Notes:	The works by Ptolemy, Aristotle, and Porphyry have separate divisional title pages. The attribution of "De audibilibus" to Aristotle is spurious may have been written by Straton of Lampsacus. Signatures: A-X⁴. Title vignette (printer's device); initials; printer's device at end. Last leaf blank. EDIT 16, entry CNCE 3007

Table of Contents:

Harmonicorum elementorum Aristoxeni
C. Ptolemaei Pelusiensis Harmonicorum, siue De musica libri tres, nunc primum editi
Aristotelis Peri akoustōn, idest, De obiecto auditus, siue Audibilibus
Porphyrij De decem praedicamentis liber, seu potius pars libri de praedicabilibus.