Roman College of the Society of Jesus. Catalog inscription original: "Coll. Rom. Socies. Iesu. Cat. inscrip." [crossed out number] C. n.

AVICENNA

MOST ILLUSTRIOUS PHILOSOPHER

AND PRINCE OF PHYSICIANS.

Compendium on the Soul.

On the Mahad Arabic: "place of return"—that is, on the state or place to which

man, or his soul, returns after death.

Aphorisms on the Soul.

On Definitions and Inquiries.

On the Division of the Sciences.

BY ANDREA ALPAGO OF BELLUNO

philosopher and physician, and most skilled in the Arabic language,

translated from Arabic into English original: "into Latin".

With the expositions of the same Andrea, collected

from Arabic authors.

ALL NOW PUBLISHED FOR THE

FIRST TIME.

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF ROME VITTORIO EMANUELE

A large, ornate woodcut printer's mark of the Giunta family press. It depicts a decorative fleur-de-lis (lily) set within a highly detailed frame featuring scrolling foliage and architectural elements. The initials "L" and "A" (for Lucantonio Giunta) are placed on either side of the lily's stem. To the right of the printer's mark is a smaller circular library or collector's stamp.

AT VENICE, AT THE HOUSE OF GIUNTA, 1546.

B. 5.