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✍Handwritten manuscript — transcription may contain uncertain readings
⚠Handwritten Italianate cursive
OF JACOBUS BRUCKER
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF SCIENCES, WHICH FLOURISHES AT BERLIN
CRITICAL HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
FROM THE INFANCY OF THE WORLD
TRACED DOWN TO OUR OWN AGE.
An engraving of a bear in a landscape of rocky ground and barren trees. A banner above the bear contains the word "Alimenta" [Nourishment]. The engraving is flanked by two circular library stamps featuring trees and Latin inscriptions.
Convent of the Minims of Poitiers.
No. 60 of la farrasio?
VOLUME ONE.
LEIPZIG, 1742.
PRINTED AT THE EXPENSE OF BERN. CHRISTOPH. BREITKOPF.
Stamp at bottom left: A crowned heraldic shield featuring a cross and a star, with the word "ROMA" at the bottom.
Stamp at bottom center: A circular library seal for the Munich State Library, reading "BIBL. MONACENSIS" [Munich Library].
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