Frauenfeld, Kantonsbibliothek Thurgau, X 96, front and back pastedown-flyleaf. Virtual reconstruction of two parts of a bifolium that are still in situ in an incunable, revealing two columns of text per leaf, in a fourteenth-century scholastic script. On the left (verso) leaf, a rubric over the second column reads "Quotuplex sit futurum". On the right (recto) leaf, at the top, in the middle, is the title (in blank ink) P(er)eiar(meneias). The Recto A column begins with a five-line rubric lombard S for the incipit: Secundum Simplicium loyca est instrumentum intellectus dirigens ipsum in omnibus suis operationes; operationes autem sunt tres, ut patet tertio De anima.
#FragmentOfTheDay: 14C, Commentary on the De Interpretatione - #Perihermeneias, incipit: Secundum Simplicium loyca est instrumentum intellectus... bifolium bisected and glued to a binding. Any idea who wrote it? #Fragmentology fragmentarium.ms/overview/F-x...
