CONIMBRICENSES.- COMMENTARII | COLLEGII | CONIMBRICENSIS SO- | CIETATIS IESV. | IN QVATVOR LIBROS DE | COELO ARISTOTELIS | STAGIRITÆ...- Olisipone: Ex officina Simonis Lopesij, Anno M. D. LXXXXIII. [1593].- [8], 447, [1 br.] p.; 22 cm. Junto com; -----.- COMMENTARII | COLLEGII | CONIMBRICENSIS SO- | CIETATIS IESV. | IN LIBROS METEORVM | ARISTOTELIS STAGIRITÆ...- Olisipone: Ex officina Simonis Lopesij, Anno M. D. LXXXXIII. [1593].- 143, [1 br.] p.; 22 cm. Junto com; -----.- COMMENTARII | COLLEGII CO- | NIMBRICENSIS SOCIETATIS | IESV IN LIBROS ARISTOTE- | LIS, QVI PARVA NATVRA- | LIA APPELANTVR...- Olisipone: Ex officina Simonis Lopesij, Anno M. D. XCIII. [1593].- 104 p.; 22 cm. Junto com: -----.-IN LIBROS | ETHICORVM ARISTOTELIS AD NICHOMACVM CVRSVS DISPV- | TATIONES, IN QVIBVS PRAECIPVA | QVAEDAM ETHICAE DISCI- | PLINAE CAPITA CON- TINENTVR...- Olisipone: Ex officina Simonis Lopesij, Anno M. D. XCIII. [1593].- 95, [1 br.] p.; 22 cm.- E. Original edition, of four of the eight editorial initiatives with comments on the works of Aristotle, published by the Society of Jesus in Coimbra (4) and in Lisbon (4), usually designated by Conimbricenses and intended for the Philosophy course at the Colégio das Artes de Coimbra, in charge of the Jesuits since 1555. The person responsible for the four volumes was Father Manuel de Góis SJ (1543-1597), born in Portel, a distinguished figure in the golden period of Jesuit teaching in Coimbra. The Coimbra editions were enormously successful, having been republished in Venice, Lyon, Cologne, Hamburg and Mainz, several times, remaining as manuals for Jesuit colleges until the mid-eighteenth century. Carefully treated copy, probably washed, with no noticeable defects. Second half of the volume with a stain on the upper margin, affecting the current titles and, occasionally, the first lines of the text; some minor stains. Two old ownerships (one crossed out) on the front cover page. Interesting rebuilt contemporary binding, with blind and gold tooling, on the covers and spine (worn), with new endpapers. Anselmo, 794, 795, 796 and 797. BN (16th century), 194, 192, 191 and 196. Library of King Manuel II, 126, 125, 124 and 127.