CLAUBERG, Johann.

Physica, quibus Rerum Corporearum Vis & natura, Mentis ad Corpus relatae proprietates, denique Corporis ac Mentis arcta & admirabilis in Homine conjunctio explicantur.

8 p.l., 470 pp. Thick 4to, later decorated wrappers. Amsterdam: D. Elzevier, 1664. [bound & issued with]:—. Metaphysica de Ente, quae rectiùs Ontosophia, Aliarum Disciplinarum, ipsius quoque Jurisprudentiae & Literarum, studiosis accommodata. Editio tertia, multis locis emendata, aucta & Notis illustrata. 4 p.l., 111 pp. 4to. Amsterdam: D. Elzevier, 1664. First edition. Clauberg (1622-65), German philosopher, studied the Cartesian philosophy under John Raey at Leyden. Professor of philosophy and theology at Herborn and later at Duisburg, he was one of the earliest teachers of the new doctrines in Germany. Clauberg first suggested the word “ontology” to be used in place of “metaphysics.” For a discussion of Clauberg’s ideas and these books, see Thorndike, VII, pp. 651-53. Very good copies, preserved in a box. Ex Bibliotheca Mechanica.

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