De Natura Daemonum

By Giovanni Lorenzo d'Anania, aka Anania. Published Venice, 1570. "In it, d'Anania posits the existence of demons, malevolent beings behind the works of astrologers and necromancers and who are responsible for any diseases which can be cured by the intercession of saints. De natura daemonum saw many editions, including that produced by Aldus Manutius. In 1654 Gian Lorenzo's nephew, Marcello Anania, prepared an edition titled De substantiis separatis, which contained the previously unpublished De natura Angelorum." [Giovanni Lorenzo d'Anania, Wikipedia; see also On the nature of demons, Wikipedia]

Adam Duncan found a copy in the library of his late grand-uncle Uriah Garrison. [AWD Attic]

Asaph Peabody had a copy in his library. [AWD Peabody]

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