[Manuscript]. [Philosophy, 17th century]. BRUN (Jean). Philo - Lot 14

[Manuscript]. [Philosophy, 17th century]. BRUN (Jean). Philosophiae pars ultima: Ethica, sive Scientia de Moribus. Auct. R.P. Joanne Brun S.J., auditore Claudio Curtet. Anno Aerae Christianae M. DC. IIC [1698]-[1709]. In-4, contemporary fawn basane, 5-ribbed spine, gilt title, ornate caissons, tr. jaspées (clevises torn off, epidermis, corners worn, endpapers missing, 1 f. lacking). Philosophy course given by Jesuit Father Jean Brun and copied by his pupil Claude Curtet. [1] f. (title), [1] blank f., paginated 2-265, [17] f. (page 1-2 missing). Ethics proper is developed from pages 2 to 136; after 6 blank pages begins a second part entitled "Disputatio de causis et exigentiis rerum earumque modis"; the course ends on p. 265 with questions "De exigentiis". The end of the volume contains various notes in French (meteorology, the state of France in 1709, and various thoughts including L'Epitaphe d'une meschante femme, L'Epitaphe d'un chien, l'Epitaphe de l'Arétin and Sur une femme yvrogne (2 pieces in Latin), all of which are light-hearted. Provenance: G. and F. Dallemagne. Dallemagne (modern stamp on title).