Systematis logici plenioris : pars altera ... antehac gymnasium logicum appellata, nunc recognita & varie aucta

Book Description

Frankfurt: : Apud Ioannem Stöckle, , 1625.. Third edition. Contemporary vellum. Very Good. 8vo (18 cm). Contemporary vellum. Collation: [2] – 432, 417-[31], 433-971 pp. There is thus a total of 1002 pages. The break in page numbering is result of addition of table running 28 pages with date of 1606. The first set of pages numbered 417-432 contains explanatory information for the table. Small tear and loss are present at bottom right corner of front cover. On front paste down there are two book plates of Dudrea and Sumner Parker, The Cloisters, which partially covers the second book plate from Bibliotheca Hageveldensis. The front free end paper has an em- bossed stamp of Cloisters. Text is in very good condition. This is the third edition of a work first published in 1608. Keckermann (1572-1609) was a professor of the Gdansk Gymnasium and a noted scientist who wrote broadly including a significant contribution to the first History of Logic. He was also a supporter of Copernican heliocentric theory of our solar system.

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