Theophili, qui et Rugerus, presbyteri et monachi, libri III. de diversis artibus: seu, Diversarum artium schedula. Opera et studio R. Hendrie.

Main entry:

Theophilus, Presbyter, active 12th century.

Title & Author:

Theophili, qui et Rugerus, presbyteri et monachi, libri III. de diversis artibus: seu, Diversarum artium schedula. Opera et studio R. Hendrie.

Publication:

Londini, J. Murray, 1847.

Description:

3 preliminary leaves, [iii]-li, 447 pages 2 color facsimile 22 cm

Notes:
Added t.p.: An essay upon various arts, in three books, by Theophilus, called also Rugerus, priest and monk, forming an encyclopædia of Christian art of the eleventh century. Translated, with notes, by Robert Hendrie. London, J. Murray, 1847.
Latin text, with English translation, preface and notes.
Library of Congress. Lessing J. Rosenwald collection, 2638

Resources:
Connect online to the Making of the Modern World (The Goldsmiths'-Kress Library of Economic Literature)
Free eBook from the Internet Archive

Subject:

Art Early works to 1800.
Christian art and symbolism.
Technology Early works to 1800.
Art Ouvrages avant 1800.
Technologie Ouvrages avant 1800.
Art.
Technology.

Form/genre:

Early works.

Added entries:

Hendrie, R. (Robert), translator.
Theophilus, Presbyter, active 12th century. De diversis artibus.
Theophilus, Presbyter, active 12th century. De diversis artibus. English.
Lessing J. Rosenwald Collection (Library of Congress)

Holdings:

Location: Library main 43302
Call No.: 9550; ID:89-B3084
Status: Available

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