Thomae De Vio Caietani ... In Praedicabilia Porphyrii, Praedicamenta, & libros Posteriorum analyticorum Aristotelis castigatissima commentaria, nunc primum ab innumeris erroribus diligentissime castigata, additis annotationibus, & scholijs in margine positis, capitum summis, ac duplici indice, quaestionum altero, dictu notabiliu - 1556

Thomae De Vio Caietani

S. Thomae Aquinatis praeclarissima commentaria in libros Aristotelis Perihermenias & Posteriorum Analyticorum, cum antiqua textus translatione, atque etiam noua Ioan. Argyropyli - 1568

Thoma de Aquino, Thomas Aquinas

Also, the supplement to the commentaries of Cardinal Thomas Cajetan on the remaining part of the second book of Peri hermeneias. Recently revised with the utmost care, based on the most carefully corrected copies.

In addition, a summary of the entire logic has now been added, for the benefit of students, compiled from the smaller writings of the same Saint Thomas and divided into treatises and chapters, according to the order of the books maintained by Aristotle in his logical writings.

Furthermore, two indices have been appended.

Venice 1568. By the Giunta (Apud Iuntas).

Folio, leaves [12], 131, with geometrical woodcut illustrations in the text and marginal notes. Printed in columns, text partly in italics. Printer's mark with the initials L. A.

Spine somewhat damaged. Traces of clasps no longer present. Front endpaper reinforced, rear endpaper stained. Handwritten notes on the front endpaper.

Fragments of Greek texts in the translation of Johannes Argyropoulos, with commentary by Tommaso Cajetan.

Johannes Argyropoulos (c. 1415–1486) – Byzantine humanist, philosopher, writer, and translator.
Tommaso de Vio, known as Cajetan or Gaetano (1469–1534) – Dominican, Master of the Order, later Cardinal and papal legate of Leo X in Germany, famous for his studies on Thomism.