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Descriptive Information

Title

Logica

Description

A scholarly book on logic with printed annotations in the margins. Anne Lichfield (fl. 1657-59) was the widow of Leonard Lichfield, the University printer at Oxford (fl. 1635-57). Leonard Lichfield was "a staunch Royalist, and was described in Puritan tracts as the 'malignant printer'" (Plomer 117). His imprint was frequently forged for books published in London. Upon his death, Anne and her son, also named Leonard, were appointed University printers.

Call Number (click link to view in library catalog)

Baldwin 2318

Authors

S?miglecki, Marcin

Full Title

Logica Martini Smiglecii Societatis Iesv, S. Theologiae Doctoris : selectis disputationibus & quaestionibus illustrata, et in duos tomos distributa : in qua quicquid in Aristotelico organo vel cognitu necessarium, vel obscuritate perplexum, tam clare & perspicue, quam solide ac nervose pertractatur : cum indice rerum copioso / ad perillustrem ac magnificum dominum Dm. Thomam Zamoyscium, &c.

Date

1658

From the Exhibit

Chez La Veuve: Education

Publisher

Excudebat A Lichfield Acad Typogr, impensis H Crypps, J Godwin & R Blagrave

Location

Oxonii

Language

Latin

Rights

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Type

Text

Medium

Book

Bibliographic Citation

Smiglecki, Martin. Logica. Oxonii: excudebat A. Lichfield, impensis H. Crypps, J. Godwin & R. Blagrave, 1658.