Joannis Duns Scoti Quaestiones super libris De Anima Aristotelis , double column, 28 ff., the last blank, 56 lines, Gothic type, capital spaces with guide-letters, occasional ink marginalia, [BMC VII, 999; Goff G-320; Hain 5542], [Pavia], [Antonio de Carcano], [c.1490] bound after [Fantis (Antonius de)] [Speculum rationale], double column, woodcut decorative initials, [Not in Adams; EDIT 16 CNCE 16353], [Venice], [Simon de Luere], [1504], water-stained (pinkish in areas), modern vellum, covers with mounted leaves from an early ms., folio Two rare works at auction. The Duns Scotus occupies the majority of the first work and is 'apparently the editio princeps' (BMC). The Fantis is a collection of opinions on logic by Aristotle, Duns Scotus, Averroes, Albertus Magnus, Avicenna and others.