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Country | United States VIAF |
City | Collegeville (Minn.) VIAF |
Holding Institution | Saint John's University (Collegeville, Minn.) |
Repository | Saint John's University. Rare Book and Manuscript Collection |
Shelfmark | Oversize QC859.R37 1709 |
Current Status | In situ |
Type of Record | |
Extent | 306 page(s) |
Century(ies) | 18th century |
Language(s) | Latin |
Genre(s) | Scientific works |
Feature(s) | Engraving(s) |
HMML Proj. Num. |
SJRB 00636 |
Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/628573 |
Processed By | HMML |
Surrogate Format | Digital |
Access Restrictions | Unregistered or order a digital copy |
Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
Type of Record | |
Extent | 306 page(s) |
Collation |
[5], 297, [3] pages |
Binding |
Bound in parchment; engraving of Augsburg (Germany) on rear pastedown |
Binding Dimensions | 32.2 x 21 x 4.4 cm |
Provenance |
Acquired by the Abbey of Ottobeuren (Germany) in 1710 and given by the Abbey of Ottobeuren to Saint John's Abbey in 1877 |
Type | Printed |
Place of Printing | Germany, Augsburg |
Printing Statement | Augustae Vindelicorum, impensis Jeremiae Wolfii, chalcographicae artis propolae. Typis Petri Detleffsii. Anno [M] DCCIX. |
Century(ies) | 18th century |
Year Range | 1709 |
Date Precise | 1709 |
Support | Paper |
Font(s) | Roman |
Associated Name | Wolf, Jeremias, 1663?-1724 (Publisher) VIAF |
Associated Name | Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor, 1678-1711 (Dedicatee) VIAF |
Associated Name | Detlefsen, Peter, 1679-1724 (Printer) VIAF |
Decoration |
Emblems employing meteorological imagery to express political and philosophical comments |
Notes |
Dedicated to Emperor Joseph I |
Author | Reinzer, Franciscus, 1661-1708 VIAF |
Title | Meteorologia philosophico-politica, in duodecim dissertationes per quaestiones meteorologicas et conclusiones politicas divisa, appositisque symbolis illustrata |
Alternate Title | Meteorologia philosophico-politica |
Language(s) | Latin |
Country | United States VIAF |
City | Collegeville (Minn.) VIAF |
Holding Institution | Saint John's University (Collegeville, Minn.) |
Repository | Saint John's University. Rare Book and Manuscript Collection |
Shelfmark | Oversize QC859.R37 1709 |
Current Status | In situ |
Type of Record | |
Extent | 306 page(s) |
Century(ies) | 18th century |
Language(s) | Latin |
Genre(s) | Scientific works |
Feature(s) | Engraving(s) |
HMML Proj. Num. |
SJRB 00636 |
Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/628573 |
Processed By | HMML |
Surrogate Format | Digital |
Access Restrictions | Unregistered or order a digital copy |
Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
Type of Record | |
Extent | 306 page(s) |
Collation |
[5], 297, [3] pages |
Binding |
Bound in parchment; engraving of Augsburg (Germany) on rear pastedown |
Binding Dimensions | 32.2 x 21 x 4.4 cm |
Provenance |
Acquired by the Abbey of Ottobeuren (Germany) in 1710 and given by the Abbey of Ottobeuren to Saint John's Abbey in 1877 |
Type | Printed |
Place of Printing | Germany, Augsburg |
Printing Statement | Augustae Vindelicorum, impensis Jeremiae Wolfii, chalcographicae artis propolae. Typis Petri Detleffsii. Anno [M] DCCIX. |
Century(ies) | 18th century |
Year Range | 1709 |
Date Precise | 1709 |
Support | Paper |
Font(s) | Roman |
Associated Name | Wolf, Jeremias, 1663?-1724 (Publisher) VIAF |
Associated Name | Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor, 1678-1711 (Dedicatee) VIAF |
Associated Name | Detlefsen, Peter, 1679-1724 (Printer) VIAF |
Decoration |
Emblems employing meteorological imagery to express political and philosophical comments |
Notes |
Dedicated to Emperor Joseph I |
Author | Reinzer, Franciscus, 1661-1708 VIAF |
Title | Meteorologia philosophico-politica, in duodecim dissertationes per quaestiones meteorologicas et conclusiones politicas divisa, appositisque symbolis illustrata |
Alternate Title | Meteorologia philosophico-politica |
Language(s) | Latin |
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