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Joannis Scoti Erigen De Divisione Naturae Libri Quinque, Diu Desiderati. Accedit Appendix Ex Ambiguis S. Maximi Grce & Latine (1681) [Leather Bound]
This 1681 edition of Joannis Scoti Erigen's De Divisione Naturae Libri Quinque revives a eagerly awaited philosophical masterpiece in five books. It includes a valuable appendix from St. Maximus's works in Greek and Latin. Bound in original leather with golden leaf printing on the spine and sewn for durability, it offers timeless scholarly access.
About This Book
Joannis Scoti Erigen De Divisione Naturae Libri Quinque is a significant philosophical text long desired by scholars. This edition, published in 1681, presents the five books in their original form.
The volume features an appendix drawn from the ambiguous works of St. Maximus, rendered in both Greek and Latin, enhancing its scholarly value.
Crafted with original leather binding on the spine and corners, the book ensures a classic and protective enclosure for its contents.
Golden leaf printing adorns the spine, displaying the title with elegance and precision.
The sewing binding method contributes to the book's longevity, making it suitable for repeated study and reference.
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