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              <text>&lt;1r-4r&gt; &lt;preamble&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Essendo cosa certissima che non solo nelle scienze è necessario il discorso, ma che esse non sono altro che un discorso da alcuni principii et fondamenti circa qualche materia, era necessario, dovendosi trattare della naturale, che prima si dessi qualche lume et regola circa alle cose del discorso &lt;expl&gt; cercando insieme di far capace il lettore con più facilità et con più chiarezza che per noi si potrà della presente dottrina et di aprirle la mente di maniera che egli per sé non solo possa leggendo imparare con manco difficultà, ma ancora acciò che egli stesso si facci quanto più si può padrone della materia, et possa come tale proceder anche facendone da per sé qualche giuditio.

&lt;4r&gt; &lt;text&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Ogni dottrina et ogni disciplina discorsiva si fa mediante qualche precedente cognitione. Il che si vede manifestamente in tutte chi ben le considera, perché in questo modo s'acquistano di mano in mano, et imprimono in noi le mathematiche scienze, et anche ogn'arte liberale. Il medesimo finalmente si vede circa a tutti quelli ragionamenti  parlari che procedono o per silogismi o per induttione, nel numero de' quali è necessario che sia ogni dottrina o disciplina, perché nell'uno et nell'altro modo si conclude et insegna mediante altre cognitioni precedenti.

&lt;4r&gt; &lt;commentary&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Fannosi molte questioni nel principio di questo libro sopra a più cose, ma principalmente circa al subietto come cosa circa alla quale e comentatori universalmente più insudono che circa alcun'altra, et forse con più vana fatica perché intendendosi bene di mano in mano et la mente, et le parole dell'Authore, non è dubio che assai facilmente ciascuno saprà poi da se stesso cognoscere qual sia il subbietto dell'opera.

&lt;212r&gt; &lt;text&gt; &lt;expl&gt; E' adunque cosa manifesta che gl'è impossibile mediante il senso conoscere alcuna cosa demostrabile et universale se già non sarà chi voglia intendere questa voce scire che significhi sapere dimostrativamente et darli un significato nuovo et totalmente a modo suo benché quanto alla cosa sarà anco il medesimo che habbiamo detto.

&lt;213v&gt; &lt;commentary&gt; &lt;expl&gt; come interverrebbe che chi vedessi una volta o due il sole illuminare mediante il vetro perché egli passasse pe' sua pori arguirebbe che così fussi anche di tutti gli altri vetri, et di tutte le illuminationi simili, et allhora veramente si potrebbe dire che sapessi perché harebbe la cognitione universale, la quale non può dare il senso immediatamente ma sì bene è necessario principio a tale cognitione et gli sumministra et dà il fondamento come altre volte s'è detto.</text>
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              <text>&lt;170r&gt; Compendio dell'Etica d'Arist. / Si tratta prima del fine dell'huomo, qual sia in questa vita per restarne quieto. Quanto l'huomo si inganni ne mezzi per acquistare il suo fine. Quali siino questi mezzi cioè le virtù morali. Che l'huomo è sociabile per natura dove in quanti modi cominciando dall'enchonomica [sic] agl'altri stati. De governi, qual sii migliore o più durabile.

&lt;171r-173r&gt; &lt;book 1&gt; \\c. 1// &lt;inc&gt; Ogni cosa opera per qualche bene, qual desidera e dicesi fine, che è di due sorti, cioè o operatione o qualche altra cosa fuori dell'operatione prodotta. Item qualche fine è per se stesso desiderabile per amor di quello se desiderano, perché indarno si \\c. 2// darebbe il nostro appetito si se [sic] procedesse in infinito, né si desse un ultimo fine, qual sia e ottimo, poiché quello per cui gratia sana gl'altri, sarrà delli altri il megliore. &lt;expl&gt; oltra questo si loda l'huomo sapiente per l'habito della sapienza e fra gl'habiti si chiamano virtù quelli che meritano essere lodati.

&lt;176r-179v: &lt;book 3&gt;
&lt;180r-183v: &lt;book 4&gt;
&lt;183v-187r: &lt;book 5&gt;
&lt;187v-190r: &lt;book 6&gt;
&lt;190v-193v: &lt;book 7&gt;
&lt;193v-198r: &lt;book 8&gt;
&lt;198r-202r&gt; &lt;book 9&gt;

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&lt;11v-15v&gt; &lt;book 2&gt; Politica lib. 2°. &lt;inc&gt; Nel 2° libro come si è detto, racconta Aristotile varie sorti di politia scritte da altri filosofi, overo osservate da altre Republiche, et va ventillando le varie oppinioni loro, e riprovando quel che non piace. &lt;expl&gt; Misse ancora termine alla generatione de figlioli, che sempre fosse un numero determinato di tanti cittadini et non più, e che mancando quelli, si generasse sino al supplimento de mancati, et non altrimenti. Questo è il contenuto nel 2° libro della Politica. 

&lt;16r-17v&gt; &lt;book 3&gt;
&lt;18r-20v&gt; &lt;book 4&gt;
&lt;21r-25v&gt; &lt;book 5&gt;
&lt;26r-27r&gt; &lt;book 6&gt;
&lt;27v-32r&gt; &lt;book 7&gt;

&lt;32v-33v&gt; &lt;book 8&gt; Politica libro ottavo et ultimo. &lt;inc&gt; In questo ultimo libro Aristotele più esattamente va trattando dell'educatione et disciplina de fanciulli et giovani e determinando quali siano gli studi particolari ne' quali si dovranno esercitarsi. Nella prima parte tratta in quali discipline debbano esercitarsi nel primo et secondo settennio. Nel primo capo determina che in ogni buona politia dee essere non solo una cura particolare, ma pubblica per leggi et ordine inviolabili che la gioventù sia bene instituita: nam id neglettum summum affert Republicae detrimentum; onde sono degni di molta lode i Lacedemoni che usavano publica e grandissima diligenza in questo. &lt;33v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; I vecchi vol che più tosto ascoltino la musica che cantino, onde Giove, dice egli, capo degli Dei, non si fa cantante, et a fanciulli per rispondere agli argomenti ancorche sia di fatica l'impararla et anche poi di sollazzo e d'aiuto per le virtù, come di sopra s'è detto. Si riprova da lui per ultimo ogni musica mercenaria, et ogni altra lasciva et immodesta, et le regole della musica par che Aristotile cerchi ancora ne' versi, e nella poesia, aducendo l'esempio di Filosseno poeta che volle fare i ditirambici con consonanze doriche, ma poi gli riescirono frigie essendo tale la natura di quel verso. / Tutte queste cose principali si sono raccolte dalla Politica d'Aristotile le quali fanno breve compendio di quanto egli difusamente ed egregiamente con altri spositori ci ha lasciato scritto ne' sopradetti suoi libri. </text>
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&lt;1r-18v&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Se noi amicissimo e dolcissimo Casaglia non godiamo altro che quel che con nostri sensi cognoscemo troppo siamo isventurati, per che le cose di questa presente vita un piacere cil vendano con un miglione de dispiaceri né mai veruno si puotete [sic] ritrovare che o dalla natura o dalla fortuna pur solamente un'hora si trovasse satisfatto. &lt;expl&gt; Sarete qua domatina a buon hora e diremo quel tanto che Iddio ci spirarà della verità de la religione christiana.

&lt;18v-37r&gt; Dialogo secondo. / De la vera religione. &lt;inc&gt; Bargas: Che hora è questa Casaglia fratello adesso andiamo noi in coro a dire il matino. Casaglia: Sappi che questa notte non ho dormito mai per la allegrezza che havevo. &lt;expl&gt; et a lui come a beato Pietro esser stata data da Jesu Christo nostro signore l'autorità di pascolare, dirizare et governare la catholica chiesa. Se tu hora chiaro di quello che desideravi sapere? Casaglia: si che sono e ti ringratio. Il fine. </text>
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&lt;20r&gt; Libro 3°. Cap. 1°. &lt;inc&gt; Si definisce il volontario e l'involontario. 2°. La morale filosofia ha utile la cognitione del volontario e dell'involontario, dello spontaneo e dell'[inviso] per due ragioni. 1° Gl'afetti e gl'atti humani che formano l'esercitio e la disciplina della virtù di questo fonte derivano la lode et il biasimo. &lt;54v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; La temperanza perfettiona le humane concupiscenze con renderle moderate, rare e docili alla ragione, la quale esercita egualmente necessario l'imperio e fruttuosa la custodia su la parte concupiscibile; come il Pedagogo ha salutare e proficua la disciplina [sopra] l'inesperienza e sopra la [passione] dell'età giovanile. 

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&lt;4r&gt; La Fisionomia cioè la scienza et arte di conoscere i costumi naturali scritta da Aristotole. / Il proemio. / &lt;inc&gt; Perché l'anime seguitano i corpi et esse adunque secondo se stesse et per sé non sono non patevoli da movimenti corporali; questo è assai manifesto nelle ebbriacheze et molestie. Per che molto alterati si vedeno l'anime dalle passioni de corpi, et all'incontra il corpo patire dalle passioni dell'anima, si fa chiaro per gli temori, et paure et tristeze e diletti. &lt;4v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Ma sempre queste cose son vere. Adunque serà vera l'arte del conoscere i costumi naturali per la dispositione de corpi.

&lt;4v&gt; &lt;book 1&gt; La narratione. / &lt;inc&gt; Gli antinati adunque fisionomici si sforzano secondo tre modi di conoscere la natura degli huomini et ognuno d'essi ruguarda a una cosa, ciò è il luogo donde si fa la ragione fisionomica, perché altri fisionomizano dalle spezie degli animali ponendo secondo qualunque spetie un certo segnio del animale proprio alla detta spetie et la passione propria all'anima. &lt;7r&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Per che la disciplina non muta veruno di que' segni e quali usa il cogetteratore [sic] de costumi naturali.

&lt;7v&gt; IL SECONDO LIBRO DELLA FISIONOMIA D'ARISTOTILE. &lt;inc&gt; Bisogna adunque determinare intorno a che cosa è la fisionomia. Per che non è intorno a tutte. Et da che cose si pigli ognuno de segni. Di poi conseguentimente dichiarare le passioni di ciaschun de soggetti per li segni più manifesti. &lt;14r&gt; &lt;expl&gt; I ricordevoli son quelli e quali hanno il capo minuto et bello ben formato et carnoso di dovuta e buona carne. 

&lt;14r&gt; IL TERZO LIBRO DELLA FISIONOMIA D'ARRISTOTILE. &lt;14v&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Mi paiono l'anima et il corpo insieme patire scambievolmente, in modo che l'habito dell'anima alterato insieme altera la forma del corpo. Dall'altra parte anchora alterata la complessione del corpo muta insieme l'habito dell'anima. &lt;40v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Quelli che sono intorno al ventre son i menomi fra tutti et per dire in breve que luoghi del nostro corpo danno del tutto manifestissimi segni ne' quali appar sembianza et vista di più sapere.

&lt;40v-51v&gt; &lt;tables&gt; La tavola de' segni fiscionomici secondo diversi autori.

&lt;51v&gt; &lt;new section&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Parché Aristotile ha detto la misura del corpo humano doversi rapportare alla buona compositione, complessione d'esso, non al maschio né alla femmina, non sarà forse fuori di proponimento raccontare come protrò il meglio et brevità quel che il mio maestro M. Agostino da Sessa secondo l'openione de naturali ne scrive. Taccio Plinio et Solino di lui abbreviatore, i quali rendono testimonianza in termini de la lungheza et largheza del corpo humano non esser anchora stati discritti. &lt;52v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Quinci è chiaro in qual guisa sintendono le regole de la fisionomia d'Aristotile, quando dice i piccoli di corpo son veloci, i grandi tardi et quando scrive que che hanno gli occhi grandi son pigri et si=</text>
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              <text>&lt;1r-7v&gt; Tavola de problemi che si contengono nel volume.

&lt;9r-v&gt; De Problemi d'Aristotile Particula seconda. &lt;preamble&gt; Havendo spiegato i giorni passati le cose che d'Aristotile si trattano nei primi tre libri delle meteore et non essendo conforme all'intelligenza vostra la cognitione del quarto libro, ho pensato acciò che possiate con utile et satisfation vostra attendere a i studii dichiararvi per l'avenire i Problemi d'Aristotile contenendosi in essi una cognitione compendiosa di tutte le scientie la qual con che oltre il diletto che da essa n'haverete vi sarà di grandissimo honore appresso altri gentilhuomini coi quali praticarete. &lt;expl&gt; Laonde tralasciando tutte le questioni et cose superflue principerò a dichiarare i Problemi che d'Aristotile son proposti principiando dalla seconda particula per appartener la prima solamente a cose di Medicina. 

&lt;10r&gt; Problema I. / &lt;inc&gt; In qual tempo è meglio sudare l'Inverno o l'Estate. Pareria che si dovesse più sudar l'inverno et procurate con maggior diligenza in tal staggione di sudare. &lt;52v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Altro non mi occorre dichiararvi intorno la seconda particula de Problemi d'Aristotile se alcuno desidera haverne miglior notitia lega l'istesso Aristotile et il Conciliatore suo commentatore da quali forsi più chiaramente et diffusamente haveranno questo da me compendiosamente sin hora è stato dichiarato. / Il fine della seconda particula de Problemi / d'Aristotile. 

&lt;53r&gt; La terza particula de Problemi d'Aristotile circa l'imbriachi. &lt;inc&gt; Dopo l'haver il Filosofo trattato nella seconda particula molti Problemi et questioni appartenenti al sudore nella terza particula principia a trattare delle cause di molti effetti causati dal bere. &lt;92v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; per questo per brevità le tralascio ritirandomi a dichiarare l'altre particule con quella maggior brevità et facultà che sia possibile.

&lt;93r-106v&gt; Particula vigesima settima de Problemi d'Aristotile. &lt;preambolo su problemi dedicati a virtù morali&gt;
&lt;107r-113v&gt; Particula vigesima ottava de Problemi d'Aristotile
&lt;114r-133v&gt; Vigesima nona Particula de Problemi d'Aristotile della Giustitia et Ingiustitia

&lt;134r&gt; Particula trentesima de Problemi d'Aristotile. &lt;inc&gt; Ancorché di sopra dicessi non voler dichiarare altre particule che le passate per essere più appartenenti alle materie morali dell'altre tuttavia considerando che le cose trattate nella presente particula et la materia d'essa è morale della qual diffusissimamente se ne tratta dal filosofo nell'Etica, m'è parso non di meno dal nostro proposito anzi ad esso molto conforme considerare quei puochi problemi quai da Aristotile sono esaminati intorno questa materia. &lt;153r&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Noi dunque con l'istesso Aristotile dando fine a questa materia morale così indistintamente trattata daremo ancor fine per il presente alla consideratione dell'altri Problemi et procuraremo con il dichiarare le cose morali come dal medesimo Filosofo si fa nell'Etica più diffusamente et chiaramente le cose appartenenti alle virtù accio che quelle apprendendo possiate finalmente ottenere la felicità lor fine et sommo ben dell'huomo che Dio vi conceda. / Il fine. </text>
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&lt;46r-96v&gt; &lt;book 2&gt; Cap(ito)lo p(ri)mo lo quale ene sicome prologo accio che vole dire apresso perciò che mostra che la fede artificiale è da la parte dell'abito del dicitore et de la passione dell'uditore. &lt;inc&gt; Noi avemo ricontiato nel primo libro ciò che si conviene altre maniere de li sermoni rethorici. Cioè come si conviene conselliare e sconselliare. Et questa maniera di sermoni sie apellata deliberativa. Et appresso come si conviene ludare et </text>
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&lt;96v-132r&gt; &lt;book 3&gt; Cap(ito)lo p(ri)mo siè quasi prologo a divisare le cose le quali dimorano a dire de l'arte retthorica cioè l'adornamento del sermone et da quali così si possa ciò fare et quante. &lt;inc&gt; Comciò sia cosa che sicome fu detto tre sieno le cose le quali si voliono considerare nel sermone retthorico, secondo le quali sono tre l'opere dell'arte. Et la prima consideratione siè de la substantia del sermone cioè di quali cose en-impossibile di fare fede. &lt;expl&gt; E la fine de la conclusione conviene che sia sença congiunctioni acciò che sia recapitulatione et non sermone così bei signori voi avete inteso io ho detto avete giudicato. / Explicit d[.] lib. Beneditto sia yhu xpo filliuolo di dio vivo.  </text>
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