90 - De Vio, Tommaso. *Prima secundae cum Caieta*. Commentaries by the Most Holy Doctor Thomas Aquinas on the first part of the second part of the *Summa Theologiae*, which is called *Prima secundae*. Venice, Arrivabene for the heirs of Ottaviano Scoto, 1514. An important commentary by Tommaso de Vio on St. Thomas’s *Summa Theologiae*

De Vio, Tommaso. *Prima secundae cum Caieta*. Commentaries by the Most Holy Doctor Thomas Aquinas on the first part of the second part of the *Summa Theologiae*, which is called *Prima secundae*. Venice, Arrivabene for the heirs of Ottaviano Scoto, 1514. An important commentary by Tommaso de Vio on St. Thomas’s *Summa Theologiae* De Vio, Tommaso. *Prima secundae cum Caieta*. Commentary on the First Part of the Second Part of the *Summa Theologiae*, known as the *Prima Secundae*, by the Most Holy Doctor Thomas Aquinas. Venice, Arrivabene for the heirs of Ottaviano Scoto, 1514. Folio (313 x 213 mm); 320, [3] leaves. Text in two columns in Gothic type, ornate initials, printer’s mark in the colophon (the first four leaves are missing; reinforcement on the first leaf; water stains on a few leaves.) Modern binding in brown calfskin with marbled endpapers, 5-rib spine with title and date in gold on the compartments, handwritten title on the lower edge. The volume contains the commentary by Tommaso de Vio, Cardinal Gaetano, on St. Thomas Aquinas, devoted to the general principles of moral action, beatitude and the passions, virtues and vices. Gaetano was one of the leading interpreters of Thomist thought, and his commentary constitutes a fundamental contribution to the scholastic tradition of the early sixteenth century. Important commentary by Thomas de Vio on St. Thomas Aquinas’s *Summa Theologiae*