Scope and Contents (1) Caesar Cremoninus, ‘De maximo et minimo tractatus’; (2) a list of ‘Tractatus doctissimi Cesaris Cremonini qui passim habentur in scholâ Patavinâ’; (3) 19 lectures on ‘Digressio Averrois de intellectu possibili. Commentatione quinta in tertium librum [Aristotelis] de animâ, et commista est definitio intellectus materialis’; (4) ‘Tractatus de principio individuationis’, in two lectures; (5) 22 lectures on ‘Digressio Averrois commento trigesimo sexto in librum tertium Aristotelis de...

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'Commentaria excellentissimi D. D. Cæsaris Cremonini centensis, Patavii primo loco philosophiam profitentis, in secundo Aristotelis de Anima': commentary on Aristotle's 'De anima', book 2 according to the Latin division. See also MSS Dd.05.28 and Dd.12.16.

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The lectures commence at the top of a page, with no title prefixed, and are evidently a portion of a larger work. They are on the 3rd book of Aristotle's treatise 'De anima', according to the Greek division, although the references in them are to the 'texts' of the Arabs and Latins. See MS Dd.09.19 for a commentary ascribed to the same author on 'De anima' book 2 according to the Latin division; see also MS Dd.12.16.

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(1) Caesar Cremonius, 'Introductio in logicam Aristotelis', beginning 'Dialecticam introductionem habituri …'; the author's name is mentioned at f. 117 b, and the date at the end, f. 140 b. (see also MSS Dd.05.28 and Dd.09.19); (2) ‘Petrus Pomponasius apud Contarenum de natura animæ humanæ’, beginning ‘Intelligere non est sine phantasia’.