Eryci Pvteani Civilis Doctrinae Lineae, Qvibvs Aristotelis Politicorvm Libri Tres Primi. 1645

PUTEANUS Erycius - Eryci Pvteani Civilis Doctrinae Lineae, Qvibvs Aristotelis Politicorvm Libri Tres Primi. Ad perpetuos reducti Aphorismos Latine, breviter, ac dilucide repraesentantur. Alibi Rivi, hic Fontes. Lovanii 1645. typis Andrea Bouveti. 12.5 cm, pp. 258, [2]. Bound in period psk.
Abrasions of the binding, losses of the spine, inside good condition. Handwritten notes on title page.
"Eritius Puteanus (Errijk de Putt, 1574-1646), professor of pronunciation at the "Lowan Athenaeum", founder of the association for educating youth in rhetoric, Palaestra Bonae Mentis, was one of the most prominent figures of 17th century Europe. Being a pupil and, in time, a successor of the famous Just Lipsius on the chair at the University of Leuven, he became known as a versatile scholar. In addition to works on correct speech, letters, writings dedicated to the Virgin Mary, works treating matters of peace and war, and historical works, he was also the author of humorous works of praise" [...] (Passage of Knowledge of the King John III Palace Museum in Wilanów).