Discorso sopra la Annotationi di Alessandro Piccolomini
1575 c.—Accademia degli Alterati—Discorso sopra la Annotationi di Alessandro Piccolomini
Accademia degli Alterati
Eugenio Refini
Unit n°18, mm. 210_290; ff. 6 [153r-158r]. The text copied is rich in additions and corrections, which witness at least a revision of the copy.
after 1575—Accademia degli Alterati—Discorso sopra la Annotationi di Alessandro Piccolomini
1575-1600—Accademia degli Alterati—Discorso sopra la Annotationi di Alessandro Piccolomini
Beautiful copy of the text; corrections and additions which appear on the margins in the other manuscripts, are here part of the text.
—Accademia degli Alterati—Discorso sulle arti del poeta
Paper; misc., comp. (26 units); ff. [III], [2], 336, [2], [III]; measures varying. Unit 17: mm. 272_204.
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Paper; mm. 141x200; ff. 10, 2 (old page numbers: 178-187). Cursive handwriting. The ms. was part of ms. Pal. 1095; on f. 10v, autograph note by Francesco Redi. Modern binding.
AGGIUNTI Niccolò
before 1635—AGGIUNTI Niccolò—Orazione
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Paper; ff. [II], 623, [II]; mm. 200_260. Contemporary binding. The last page not numbered as a date: '16 ott. 1609'. An different title, L'Ethica di Fabio Albergati, though erased, is still readable on the spine of the book. The title Del sommo bene. Opera del Sig.r Fabio Albergati appears on top of f. 1r, written by a different hand from the one responsible for the copy of the text.
ALBERGATI Fabio
1609—ALBERGATI Fabio—Le morali
Paper; ff. [IV], 94, [IV]; mm. 270_202. Later binding. The text is closer to the Vatican copy (Urb. Lat. 1391) than to the printed edition of 1627.
—ALBERGATI Fabio—Le morali
before 1621—ALBERGATI Fabio—De gli studi d'un principe
Paper; mm. 270_201; ff. [I], [3: a-c], 20, [3], [I]. The text is not easily legible because of a protective film applied on the pages.
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Lettione recitata in Roma nell'Academia degli Humoristi
1605—ALEANDRO Girolamo—Lettione recitata in Roma nell'Academia degli Humoristi
ALEANDRO Girolamo
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1574—ANCINA Giovenale—Sopra il 2° libro della Metafisica
Paper; misc., comp.; variable measures; ff. [I], 609, [I]. Title on f. 2r: 'Opuscula propria manu scripta vel subscripta a venerabili Dei servo Iuvenale Ancina episc. Salutiar'. Autograph materials by Giovenale Ancina. Relevant unit: mm. 210_310.
ANCINA Giovenale
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ANGLICO Nicolò
—ANGLICO Nicolò—Etica d'Aristotile
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Parchment; ff. [II], 87; mm. 323_230. Text in two columns; lines per column: 40. Layout: mm. 170_221. Illuminated initials (f. 1r vignette representing Aristotle and vegetal decorations); rubrics in red, signs of paragraphs in red and light blue.
—ANGLICO Nicolò—Rethorica
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Parchment; ff. 139, [II]; later binding. mm. 253_180. Sketchy at the beginning and at the end.
Parchment; mm. 350_246; ff. [i], 59, [i]. Gothic textbook script. The illuminated initials of the three books (1r, 20r, 50v) represent the Philosopher observing respectively heavens, waters and winds, which are the three main subjects the Metaura deals with.
Anonymous
14th c.—Anonymous—La Metaura
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Paper; mm. 300_230; ff. [ii], 3, 82, [i]. Gothic notary script. The ms. contains 1. La Metaura (ff. 1r-69v); 2. 'Capitoli della pace conclusa nel 1428 tra Firenze, Venezia e il duca di Milano' (ff. 70v-71v); 3. 'Orazione tenuta da Leonardo d'Arezzo, cancelliere del comune di Firenze, per la consegna del bastone al capitano Niccolò da Tolentino' (ff. 72r-73v); 4. Latin letter by the Comune of Florence to the King of France, 1404 (ff. 74r-75r); 5. Florentine ambassadors' speech to Ladislao, king of Sicily (ff. 76r-79v); 6. Letter by the Comune of Genova to Filippo Maria Visconti duke of Milan, 1435 (f. 80r-v); 7. Letter by Filippo Maria Visconti to the Signoria of Venice (f. 81r-v); 8. Peace treaty between Venice, Florence and Milan, 1441 (f. 85r-v).
15th c.—Anonymous—La Metaura
Paper; mm. 290_220; ff. [iv], 73, [i]. Lines per page, 36/39. Gothic Italic script. Red rubrics.
Paper; mm. 325_230; ff. [ii], 97, [ii]. Lines per page 30. Gothic textbook script. Scribe's signature at f. 97r: 'Finito fu questo libro et questa opera adi ventiquattro di março M.ccccciii Laus Deo Jesus Maria Questo libro è di Giovanpagolo di bartholomeo vocato el biancho che disegna et lieva lopere de brocchati et dogni altra drapperia. Iddio per la sua infinita pietà et misericordia gliene dia a godere. Amen'. In the ms. La Metaura is followed by La ruota dei pianeti e dello zodiaco (ff. 91r-97r).
1503—Anonymous—La Metaura
Paper; mm. 290_216; ff. [viii], 42, [vii]. Two columns, lines 35/46. Gothic notary script. The ms. contains La Metaura (ff. 1ra-35va), Cicero's De Senectute (ff. 35va-42ra), medical instructions (f. 42va-b).
Paper; mm. 283_213; ff. [iv], 65, [iii]. Two columns, lines 42/43. Gothic notary script. Illuminated initial of book I represents the Philosopher staring at the stars. Later binding in parchment (Corsini collection).
Paper; 24/25 lines per page; gothic/chancery script. The ms. contains a vernacular translation of the first part of Matthew's Gospel (ff. 5r-6r), followed by La Metaura (ff. 11r-156r).
Aristotile dello amore nel secondo libro della Rethorica
—Anonymous—Aristotile dello amore nel secondo libro della Rethorica
Paper; misc., comp.; ff. III, 79, II; mm. 190_270. Old binding in parchment. Watermark: cf. Briquet 13648 (a. 1570). General title at f. IIr: 'Trattati diversi'; the ms. has been part of the Ambrosiana collection since 1603 (Olgiati). One of the texts is dated 1570.
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