De anima. Tomus septimus operum Aristotelis Stagiritae. Peripateticorum principis, praestantiorem adferens naturalis philosophiae partem, inqua de Anima, potentiis, & functionibus eius differitur
by Aristotle, Averroës, Theophrastus, Simone Porzio, Theodōros Gazēs, Comin da Trino, Strato of Lampsacus, Jacob Mantino, Agostino Nifo
Part of Italian books before 1601 -- roll 619, item 1b
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