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&lt;1v&gt; Qui si pone la difinitione della virtù. / &lt;inc&gt; Aristotile nel sechondo de leticha difinì la virtù così: la virtù è abito per eletione  il quale sta nel mezo quanto a noi sechondo che determina il savio huomo. Mezo non può essere se non tra due extermità: propriamente le extremità tra le quali la virtù è mezo sonno le passioni sì come dicie Aristotile nel deto libro. Per voler perfetamente intendere la diffinitione asegnata della virtù primamente si chonviene tratare degli abiti a presso della elletione, poi del mezo ultimo de le passioni.

&lt;8v-11v&gt; &lt;book II&gt;
&lt;11v-21r&gt; &lt;book III&gt;
&lt;21r-32v&gt; &lt;book IV&gt;
&lt;32v-41v&gt; &lt;book V&gt;
&lt;41v-59v&gt; &lt;book VI&gt;
&lt;59v-74r&gt; &lt;book VII&gt;
&lt;74r-83r&gt; &lt;book VIII&gt;
&lt;83r-88r&gt; &lt;book IX&gt;
&lt;88r-93v&gt; &lt;book X&gt;

&lt;93r-v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; A questa filicità mena et conducie la filosofia morale la quale si può avere in questa presente vita la quale primamente chiamò Socrate da cielo et puosela nella prima mente et nella cipta et nelle chase et costrinse gli uomeni a investigare et ricerchare della vita de chostumi et delle cosse buone et ree. Di questa filosofia disputò Platone sotilmente et per sua schritura lasciò memoria [di sé inobilito] questa filosofia nel libro de lethicha &lt;93v&gt; d'Aristotile confermo e dichiaro chon più efichaci et vere ragioni. Il quale singularmente seguitò in questo libro. Questa filosofia chiamò Tulio ne l'ultimo libro delle questioni toschulane et disse così. O filosofia ducha della vita, trovatrice delle virtù, discaciatrice de vitii, che potrebe sanza te la vita degli uomini? Tu portasti la ciptà. Tu ragunasti gli uomini sparti et faciesti vivere in chonmpagnia. Tu primieramente gli achompagnasti nella habitatione delle chosse poi gli faciesti venire a matrimonio. Tu fosti trovatrice delle legi et maestra de chostumi. Tu faciesti participare gli uomini insieme per litere et per voci. Noy richorriamo atte et domandiamo da te adiutorio et atte ci diamo tutti la quale vocie et il quale detto se tu che leggi osserveray troverray in questa operetta non pichollo utille. Deo gratias amen. / Explicit liber compendii philosophie moralis editus per venerabilem virum et doctorem fratrem lucham de manelis ordinis predicatorum. / Schrito el de(tt)o libro per me Bernardo Bragadini da Vinegia nelle stinche di Firenze adì xxviii settembrio 1419. </text>
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&lt;2v-3v&gt; &lt;life of Aristotle&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Aristotile philosofo fo greco per natione dela provincia de Macedonia d'una terra decta Stragelia. El suo padre fo decto Nichomacho et la madre festie e quali descenderono dela stirpe di Machaone Asclepiade et de Esculapio. &lt;expl&gt; Visse Aristotile doppo Plato anni ventitre. Et cosi tucto el tempo di sua vita furono anni sexantatre. Morì in una terra decta Calcide. Et li Stragelitani lo riportorono alla terra loro facendoli honorevolissimo monimento.

&lt;3v-4v&gt; &lt;table of book I&gt;
&lt;4v-19r&gt; &lt;book I&gt; Comincia l'ethica monostica nichomatia stragelica daristotile &lt;1 f. missing&gt; &lt;text inc on f. 5r&gt; curare et salvare il bene della ciptà ch'è d'un solo che se gliè amabile il ben utile a uno megliore et piu divino è il bene utile a una gente o alle ciptà. Adunqua la consideratione et la intentione della civile appetisce questo fine. &lt;expl&gt; Onde la sapientia et lo 'ntelletto et la prudentia sono virtù intellectuale et la liberalità et la sobrietà sono morale. Però quando parliamo de buoni costumi non diciamo egli è savio o intendente ma benigno o sobrio. Lodiamo non di meno il savio per l'abito della sapientia però che tucti gli abiti di virtù diamo laudabili.

&lt;19r-v&gt; &lt;table of book II&gt; 
&lt;19v-30r&gt; &lt;book II&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Due sono le maniere delle virtù et alcuna è intellectuale, alcuna è morale. Et quella che è intellectuale le più delle volte nasce et cresce per doctrina. Pertanto ha bisongno di tempo et de experientia. &lt;expl&gt; Pur non di meno per trovare el meçço bisongna alcuna volta muoversi alla soprabondança. Alcuna volta al difecto. Et così agevolemente l'acquistaremo et anche el modo di bene operare.
&lt;30r-31r&gt; &lt;table of book III&gt;
&lt;31r-49v&gt; &lt;book III&gt;
&lt;49v-50r&gt; &lt;table of book IV&gt;
&lt;50v-68r&gt; &lt;book IV&gt;
&lt;68r-v&gt; &lt;table of book V&gt;
&lt;69r-87r&gt; &lt;book V&gt;
&lt;87r-88r&gt; &lt;table of book VI&gt;
&lt;88r-100v&gt; &lt;book VI&gt;
&lt;100v-101v&gt; &lt;table of book VII&gt;
&lt;101v-121r&gt; &lt;book VII&gt;
&lt;121r-v&gt; &lt;table of book VIII&gt;
&lt;122r-138v&gt; &lt;book VIII&gt;
&lt;138v-139v&gt; &lt;table of book IX&gt;
&lt;139v-154r&gt; &lt;book IX&gt;
&lt;154r-155r&gt; &lt;table of book X&gt;
&lt;155r-171v&gt; &lt;book X&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Seguita dopo questo discorrere dela dilectatione. Però ch'ella pare maximamente essere appropriata al nostro genere humano. Pertanto li governatori delle case ammaestrano e gioveni della dilectatione et tristitia. &lt;expl&gt; Et primieramente se alcuna cosa in alcuna parte è ben decta da nostri progenitori temptiamo discorrere. Et appresso speculare quale dele congregate politie salvano et corronpono le ciptà et quale ciascuna politia. Et perché cagione queste ciptà fanno civilemente bene et questo el contrario. Considerate queste cose forse meglio vederemo quale politia è optima et in che modo ciascuna de essere ordinata. Et quale legge et consuetudine dè usare. Diciamo adunqua cominciando qui el libro della politica. Finisce l'ethica monostica nichomatia stragelica d'Aristotile.

&lt;171v-172v&gt; &lt;translator's afterword&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Già per la dio gratia pervenuto alfine di questa traslatione in volgare veggo quanto detto all'omnipotente dio rendere loda et gratie che m'ha dato vita et facultà d'averla conpiuta. E conciosia cosa che come nel principio dissi el modo d'Aristotile è molto diverso dal parlare nostro. &lt;expl&gt; Se li vedrete cosa che vi piaccia et che stia bene a dio omnipotente lo referite el quale non tanto per gli uomini ma per le bestie adoperò la salute degli uomini. Egli è mare d'ongne perfectione et di ciascuna bontà da cui procede tucto el bene che nelle creature si truova lui è nostro principio, nostro fine, [enlui] solo l'anima humana se quieta et beatifica, che vive et regna uno dio in tre persone perpetualmente et sança fine in sempiterni seculi de seculi. Amen. deo soli sit gloria et imortali. 
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&lt;6r-v&gt; &lt;prologue to the Pope&gt; proemio di messere lionardo d'arezzo nel ethicha daristotile mandato ad papa martino. / &lt;inc&gt; Glie manifesto beatissimo padre non essere cosa nuova ma gia insino dagli antichi frequentissimamente usitata che gli huomini che molto safaticano negli studii delle lectere scrivono \\diriçano// lopere delle loro fatiche a prencipi . La qual cosa mi pare che habbino facto non per proporre loro alcuna eruditione perché l'amore et la benivolentia dessi diventi alloro più nota. Et che della auctorità di coloro equali si scrivono e libri qualche auctorità sacresca a essi libri. &lt;expl&gt; Que libri addunque beatissimo padre io ti mando non perché io stimi che tu possi atendere a legergli. Imperò che io cognosco londe et le rebullitioni delle papali occupationi, ma perché ogni mia opera si riferisca in tuo nome. Et perché in verità io sospecto che saranno alcuni e quali forsi non intendendo le lectere greche, et per questo non potendo discernere e difecti del primo traductore contradirano a questa mia fatica. Però inançi per discussione dessi ho iscripto certe chose.

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&lt;74r-93v&gt; &lt;book V&gt;
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&lt;106r-126r&gt; &lt;book VII&gt;
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&lt;161v-180v&gt; &lt;book X&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Seguita forsi al presente che noi transcorriamo el tractato della voluptà. Imperò che e pare chella sia familiarissima alla nostra generatione. Per la qual cosa e governatori amaestrano e fanciugli alla voluptà et al dolore. Et pare che importi assai alla virtù morale che ciascuno si rallegri di quelle cose che e debbe et habbia in hodio quelle che e debbe avere. &lt;expl&gt; Et per che cagioni alcune sono governate rectamente alcune pel contrario. Imperò che considerate queste cose forsi intenderemo noi più tosto qual sia della re.p. lo optimo stato et in che modo ciascuna re.p. sia ordinata et con che leggi et con che costumi. / FINIS / finisce il decimo et vltimo libro del ethica daristotile. 
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&lt;19ra-49ra&gt; &lt;book II&gt; &lt;text&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Diciamo ora d'altre cose che sono ingienerate innalti sotto il·luogho del quale abbiamo detto et è il·luogho secondo dico che·lla prima chagione che muove questi vapori è il movimento del cielo et del sole e della luna e delle stelle. &lt;comm&gt; Sposiçione &lt;inc&gt; Abiamo detto nel primo libro delle chose che·ssi ingienerano nel fuocho alto dell'aria di vapore chaldo e seccho. &lt;47vb&gt; &lt;text&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Adunque abiamo detto in questo libro del mare e dell'altre acque e di loro natura. &lt;49ra&gt; &lt;comm&gt; &lt;expl&gt; E queste cose che sono dette dell'acque bastino che altre cose che se ne potrebbono dire si possono intendere per queste che dette sono e anche perché s'apartenghono più alla sciença della medicina e qui si termina la sentençia del secondo libro. &#13;
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              <text>&lt;1r&gt; Qui comincia il prologo sopra il tratato de lanima composto da frate Iacomo Campora de Zenoa de lordine di frati predicatori essendo a Sonfort a richiesta de misier bernardo Iustiniano de mis. Nicolo. &lt;inc&gt; Al venerabele et discreto suo magiore Bernardo Iustiniano citadino de la felice cita de venesia frate Iacopo di campora di Zenoa di lordine di frati predicatori in Sacra teologia licentiato in la universitade onsonfort con ricomandatione. Pensando in me molte volte la grande humanita la quale longo tempo passato mai mostrata effectualmente pensai ancora io se possibile era a me in qualche modo far cosa la quale non fosse non come satisfatoria de tanti beneficii ricevuti ma solamente dimostratoria di qualche grado di gratitudine. &lt;1v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; per la qual cosa priego la tua benignità che prenda in grato questo mio sudore: e sia a te acepto: e se in quello vedesti cosa alcuna: la quale non fosse cussi ordenatamente dicta come si richiede priego habi excusata la mia ignorantia: e &lt;2r&gt; la tua discretione suplisca al mio difecto. Finisse il prologo: e comincia il tractato.

&lt;2r&gt; &lt;text&gt; Capitulo primo: che modo e da tenire ne la presente opera. &lt;inc&gt; Bernardo. Molte volte ho udito che grandi filosofi con grandissimo studio: et subtilissima inquisitione hano investigato mirabile conclusione cerca lanima humana: de la qual la piu excellente che io habia udito e de la sua immortalita e ben che per inviolabile fede nui crediamo lanima esser immortale: niente di meno vorei che me dicesti le rasone filosofiche questo persuadente. &lt;52v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; E se qualche mancamento sera come color che muoreno avanti che siano venuti a la debita quantita sua: o de color: che sono monstruosi: quello difeto suplira la divina possanza: e questo parme che basti per le dificulta mosse: et a compimento di questo picol tractato per la cui fine in Sempiternum sia laudato laltissimo idio. Amen.</text>
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&lt;54r&gt; &lt;text&gt; Qui comincia la opera del clarissimo philosofo Aristotile peripatetico de la virtu. &lt;inc&gt; Degne di lode sonno le cose buone: e le cative sonno da biasemare: e tra le cose buone le virtu sonno le più excellente: e tra le cative li vitii: et ancora le cagione de le virtù: e quelle cose che da loro prociedeno: et insieme le lor operationi sonno laudavoli: e le cose a queste contrarie sonno colpevole. Ma perche secondo Platone lanima nostra ha tre parte: rationale irascibile e concupiscibile: de la parte rationale la sua virtu e prudentia; de la irascibile mansuetudine e forteza; de la concupiscibile modestia e temperantia. &lt;58v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; et a la virtu sa apartiene aidare li degni: e benemeriti: et amare li buoni: et con odio perseguitare li cativi: e non esser cupido a punire e vindicare: anci misericordioso placabile e benivolo. a questa virtù consegueno bontà directura, lo essere grato, buona speranza: et oltra questo esser de le dite parte amabile: et esser studioso de li amici e compagni e forestieri amatore de humanita et honesta: le qual tute cose sono &lt;59r&gt; anumerate tra le cose laudevoli: e li vitii sonno che a queste parte contrarii: e qualunque cosa se apartengano a vitii: e quelli conseguono sonno istimati vituperali [sic]. / Finis. M°ccccLxiiii londoniis.

&lt;59v&gt; &lt;comm&gt; Questa scritura sequente qui drieto è la expositione e dechiaratione de lopera precedente qui avanti di Aristotile chiamata de la virtu e ciascuno capitulo qui di soto notato secondo lordene de le letre de lalfabeto se riporta a le parte de la dita opera de Aristotiles cominciando a e seguitando ordinatamente le altre anotate littere. &lt;inc&gt; Ne la presente opereta questo excellente philosofo demostra col suo divino inzegno la imagine de la virtù: de la virtù [sic] de la quale più ampia e copiosamente ha tractato neli altri suo libri: et maximamente ne lethica sua. Ma qui quasi come in una picola summa brievemente prociede parlando grave e sententioso non come poeta over historico qualmente fecero questi do moderni cioe francesco petrarcha e Jovani bocacii: ma come vero filosofo morale ponendo quasi come una pratica a luomo virtuoso: scrivendo prima la virtu e poi il loro contrarii cioè vitii: poi lofficio e natura de le virtù e vitii già descriti: terzamente qual sono li effecti che consegueno le dite virtù e vitii buoni o cativi: per le qual descriptione ogni animo nobile e generoso po in se medesimo cognoscer qual possede: o de qual ha bisogno: e qual piu abonda in lui: cioe virtute o vitio e coregendo et emendando la vita facilmente sequendo le virtu: e schivan- &lt;60r&gt; do li vitii può pervenire a quella felicità la quale &lt;62r&gt; Aristotile pone per fine ad ogni libero e virtuoso homo. / Questo capitulo sequente se riporta dove è signato qui davanti questa letera b. &lt;inc&gt; Et ancora le cagione de la virtù. In queste parole Aristotile dimostra quanto la virtu sia da commendare et istimare: pero che non solo lei: ma anche la sua origine e cagione e tute cose da quelle procedeno sonno laudevoli. Unde lui descrive ne lethica sua la virtu: dicendo che virtu e uno habito cioe una facilita, prompteza et agevoleza, overo una buona qualità di mente che fa buono colui che la possiede. &lt;81v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Dico che e secondo lo apresarsi o dilongarsi da uno medesimo termino, il bene arduo e possibile ad otenire e obiecto de la speranza chel seguita, et in quanto e impossibile ad otenire e la desperatione: che con tristitia il lassa: et abandona: testimonio Aristotile nel terzo libro de lethica. </text>
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&lt;7v-8v&gt; &lt;letter to the Pope&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Egli è manifesto beatissimo padre none essere cosa nuova ma già insino dalli antichi frequentissimamente usitata che·lli huomini che molto s'afaticano nelli studii delle lettere scrivono l'opre delle loro fatiche a principi. La qual cosa mi pare che abbino fatto non per proporre loro alcuna eruditione o regola ma perché l'amore e la benivoglientia d'essi diventi a·lloro più nota et che della auttorità di coloro a quali si scrivono e libri qualche auttorità s'acresca a essi libri. &lt;7v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Que libri adunque beatissimo padre io ti mando non perché io stimi che tu possi attendere a·lleggerli. Imperò che io conosco l'onde et le rebullittione delle papali occupationi, ma perché ongni mia opera si riferisca in tuo nome. Et perché in verità io sospetto che saranno alcuni e quali forse non intendendo le lettere greche, et per questo non potendo discernere e difetti del primo traduttore contradirano a questa mia fatica. Però inanzi per discussione d'essi ho scripto certe cose. 

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&lt;30v-46r&gt; &lt;book II&gt;
&lt;46r-70r&gt; &lt;book III&gt;
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&lt;92r-115r&gt; &lt;book V&gt;
&lt;115r-129v&gt; &lt;book VI&gt;
&lt;129v-153v&gt; &lt;book VII&gt;
&lt;153v-175r&gt; &lt;book VIII&gt;
&lt;175r-197r&gt; &lt;book IX&gt;
&lt;197r-221r&gt; &lt;book X&gt;
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&lt;5v&gt; &lt;prologue to the Pope&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Egli è manifesto beatissimo padre non essere cosa nuova ma già insino dagli antichi frequentissimamente usitata che gli huomini che molto safaticano negli studii delle lectere scrivino \e diriççano/ lopere delle loro fatiche a principi. La qual cosa mi pare che abbino facto non per proporre loro alcuna eruditione o regola ma perché lamore et la benivolentia dessi diventi alloro più nota. Et che della auctorita di coloro a quali si scrivono e libri qualche auctorita sacresca a essi libri. &lt;6r&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Que libri addunque beatissimo padre io ti mando non perché io stimi che tu possa attendere a leggergli. Imperoche io cognosco londe et le rebullitione delle papali occupationi, ma perche ogni mia opera si referisca in tuo nome. Et perché in verità io sospecto che saranno alcuni e quali forsi non intendendo le lectere greche, et per questo non potendo discernere e difecti del primo traductore contradiranno a questa mia fatica. Però inançi per discussione dessi ho scripto certe cose.

&lt;6v-21v&gt; &lt;book I&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Ogni arte et ogni doctrina et simigliantemente ogni acto et electione pare che appitisca un certo bene. Onde bene dimostrorono e philosophi el sommo bene esser quello che tucte le cose appitiscono. Ma e pare che sia tra fini una certa differentia. Imperò che alcuni sono operationi, alcuni fuori di quelle, certe opere. Ma in quelle cose delle quali e fini sono altri che actioni, lopere sono migliori che loperationi. &lt;expl&gt; Imperò che noi diciamo alcuna delle virtù essere intellective et alcune morali. La sapientia in verita et la solertia et la prudentia chiamiamo virtu intellective; la liberalità et la modestia morali. Imperò che quando noi parliamo delle virtù morali non diciamo mai per che glie savio et solerte, ma perche glie mansueto et modesto. Et lodiamo el savio secondo lo habito. Ma de gli habiti noi chiamiamo virtù quegli che sono laudabili. 
&lt;22r-32v&gt; &lt;book II&gt;
&lt;32v-49v&gt; &lt;book III&gt;
&lt;50r-66v&gt; &lt;book IV&gt;
&lt;66v-84r&gt; &lt;book V&gt;
&lt;84r-95r&gt; &lt;book VI&gt;
&lt;95r-113v&gt; &lt;book VII&gt;
&lt;114r-131r&gt; &lt;book VIII&gt;
&lt;131r-147r&gt; &lt;book IX&gt;
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&lt;1r-8r&gt; &lt;preamble&gt; Qui comincia il proemio sopra l'etica d'Aristotile tratta di greco in latino da Mess. Lionardo d'Arezzo. &lt;inc&gt; Io ho nuovamente ordinato e libri de l'etica d'Aristotile, traducti in latino non perché inprima non fussero tradutti, ma perché erano in tal modo tradutti che più tosto parevino fatti barbari che latini &lt;expl&gt; Et perché in verità io sospetto che saranno alcuni e quali forse non intendendo le lettere greche, et per questo non potendo discrivere e difetti del primo traduttore contradiranno a questa mia fatica, però innançi per [distruttione] d'essi ho scripto certe cose.

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&lt;books II-IX&gt;

&lt;168r&gt; In questo decimo et ultimo libro tratta della volupta o vogliamo dire dilettatione. Et di poi seguita et ditermina in ultimo della sooma filicità. &lt;168v&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Seguita forse al presente che noi trascorriamo al trattato della voluptà. Inperò che pare ch'ella sia famigliarissima alla nostra generatione. Per la qual cosa e governatori amaestrano e fanciulli alla voluptà et al dolore. Et pare che·lli inporti assai a la virtù morale che ciascuno si rallegri di quelle cose che debba et abbia in odio quelle che debba avere. &lt;211r&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Et per che cagione alcune sono governate rettamente alcune per lo contrario. Inperò che considerate queste cose forse intenderemo noi più tosto qual sia della rep. lo optimo stato et in che modo ciascuna rep. sia ordinata et con che leggi et con che costumi. 

&lt;211r&gt; Questo libro scrisse Bonacorso di Filippo Adimari da Firençe in anno M.cccclxvii. Seguita questa morale fatta da Mess. Lionardo d'Areço la quale ditermina che è felicità et in che consiste. Deo gratias che Yh_ sempre sia laudato. Amen. 

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&lt;5r&gt; De immortalitate animae in modum Dialogi vulgariter incipit prohemium. Lege feliciter. &lt;preamble&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Al venerabile et discreto suo magiore Johanni di Marcanovo Citadino de la felice cita de Vinesia, frate Iacomo Camphora di Genoa del ordine di frati predicatori in sacra theologia licentiato in la universita de Oxonfordi cum recomendatione. Pensando in me molte volte la grande humanità la quale longo tempo passato m'hai mostrata effectualmente, pensai anchora io se possibile era a me in qualche modo fare cosa la quale fusse non come satisfactoria de tanti beneficii recevuti, ma solamente demonstratoria di qualche grado de gratitudine. &lt;5v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Per la qual cosa [prego] la tua benignità che prenda a grato questo mio sudore et siatti accepto. Et se in quello vedessi cosa la quale non fusse cussì ordinatamente dicta come se richiede, priego che habbii scusata la mia ignorantia: et la tua discretione supplisca al mio deffecto. Finito el prohemio comincia el tractato. Et prima in che modo è da procedere in la presente opera. &lt;text&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Capitulo primo. Johanni. Molte volte ho udito che grandi philosophi cum grandissimo studio et sottillissima inquisitione hanno investigato mirabili conclusioni circa l'anima humana: de le quali &lt;6r&gt; la più excellente che io habbia udito è de la sua immortalità. Et ben che per inviolabile fede noi crediamo l'anima essere immortale: niente di meno vorrei che me dicesti le ragioni philosophiche questo persuadente. &lt;52v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Et se qualche manchamento vi sarà, come di coloro che muorono avanti che siano venuti a la debita quantità soa, over de coloro che sonno monstruosi, quello defecto supplirà la divina possança. Et questo pare a me che basti a satisfactione de la difficultà mossa et a conplimento de questo piccolo tractato: per la cuy fine in sempiternum sia lodato lo altissimo Idio. Amen. / De Immortalitate anime finis die xxii novembr. 1469. Laus Deo meo. Amen.</text>
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De inmortalitate animae per modum Dialogi / vulgariter. Incipit prohemium. Lege feliciter. &lt;inc&gt; Al venerabile e discreto suo magiore Johanni de Marcanovo citadino de la felice cita de Vinegia frate Iacomo Camphora di Genoa de lordine di frati predicatori in Sacra Theologia licentiato in la universita de &lt;89rB&gt; Oxonfordi cum recomendatione. / Pensando in me molte volte la grande humanita la quale lungo tempo passato mhai mostrata effectualmente, pensai ancora io se possibile era a me in qualche modo fare cosa la quale fusse non come satisfactoria de tanti benefitii recevuti, ma solamente demonstratoria de qualche grado de gratitudine. &lt;expl&gt; Priegho che habii scusata la mia ignorantia et la tua discretione supplisca al mio defetto. 

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              <text>&lt;1v-2r&gt; Capituli che si contengono in la presente opera.

&lt;1r&gt; &lt;text added by a later hand&gt; Virginius / Carolo Iste liber est baldus Questo libro // Virginius Ursinus de Aragonia comes / et armorum Gieneralis capitis re comittimus / Espreseque mandamus tibi eggregio viro // Carissimo messer mio Patre venuto da / Me uno messer mio Marchantonio Isabelo / al quale con grandissima me expexo / che ritrovandosi Dominicha prossima / passata in casa dil magnifico cavalier. 

&lt;2v&gt; &lt;epistle&gt; Considerando io, magnifica et excelsa mia Madonna, la prestantissima et singulare virtù vostra: et persuadendomi quella delectarsi et prendere piacere in legere et volere intendere le morale et fructuose cose apertinente a la salutiffera contemplatione, suspinto da optimo et sincero affecto, che io cordialmente porto a quella. Ritrovando questa piccola et speculativa opereta de la Immortalità de l'anima rationale, non havendo facultà de magiore o più prezato dono: como a la Illustre Vostra Signoria se richiederia, ho preso ardire dovere a quella cum ogni debita reverentia questa presentare. Cum la quale prego quella se digni el mio buon volere acceptare. A la quale come fido servo divoto mi raccomando. / Ill. D.V. Servitor Johannes Pizolpassus  ß / D.

&lt;3r-4r&gt; DELLA I(M)MORTALITA DELA / ANIMA IN MODO DE DIALO / GO COMEMZA [sic] IL PROHEMIO. / Al venerabile e discreto suo magiore Iohan(n)i de Marchanovo citadino de la felice cita de Vinesia, Frate Jacomo Camphora di Genoa del ordine di frati predicaturi in sacra theologia licentiato in la università de Oxonfordi cum recomendatione. Pensando in me molte volte la grande humanità la quale longo tempo passato m'hai mostrata effectualmente, pensai anchora io se possibile era a me in qualche modo fare cosa la quale fusse non como satisfactoria di tanti beneficii recevuti: ma solamente demonstratoria di qualche grado de gratitudine. &lt;expl&gt; Per la qual cosa prego la tua benignità che prenda a grato questo mio sudore: et siati acepto: et se in quello vedessi cosa la qual non fusse cusì ordinatamente dicta como se richiede: prego che habii excusata la mia ignorantia: et la tua discretione supplisca al mio deffecto.

&lt;4r&gt; Finito el prohemio comencia il tractato et prima in che modo è da procedere in la presente opera capitolo primo. &lt;inc&gt; Johanni. Molte volte ho udito che grandi philosophi cum grandissimo studio e sutilissima inquisitione hanno investigato mirabili conclusioni circha l'anima humana: de le quali la più excellente che io habia udito è de la sua immortalità. Et ben che per inviolabile fede noi crediamo l'anima essere inmortale, niente di meno vorrei che me dicesti le ragioni philosophiche questo persuadente. &lt;55v&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Et se qualche manchamento vi serà como di coloro che muoreno avanti che siano venuti a la debita quantità soa, o vero di coloro che sono monstruosi, quello diffecto supplirà la divina possanza. Et questo pare a me che basti a satisfactione de la difficultà mossa: et a complimento di questo picolo tractato per la cui fine insempiterno sia laudato l'altissimo idio. Amen. // De Immortalitate anime finis die xxiiii° Martii anni MccccLxxxiiii° Laus Deo meo Amen.

&lt;56r&gt; &lt;poetical verses added by a later hand&gt; Dolores Mortis me Circundederunt / Et ne le ruine mie mi trovo involto / Ciaschadun de mei conta di me se volto / Et inimicis meis me tradiderunt / Propinqui mei adversum me steterunt / Et in cativa servitu nha colto / Color da cui dovea esser disciolto / Et super vestem meam sortem // Dolores mortis me circundederunt / Et</text>
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              <text>&lt;f. [II]r&gt; ETICA / D'ARISTOTILE / tradotta dal greco per Lionardo d'Arezzo / […]

&lt;1r-7r&gt; Proemio di M. Lionardo d'Arezzo nella tradutione di grecho in latino dell'eticha d'Aristotile tradutta di latino in toschano da Bernardo di Ser Francesco cipttadino fiorentino. // &lt;inc&gt; Io ho nuovamente ordinato illibri della rettoricha d'Aristotile tradurgli in latino non perché inprima non fussino tradutti, ma perché erano in tal modo tradutti che più tosto parevono fatti barbari chellatini in però che gli è manifesto l'autore di quella prima traduzione qualunche finalmente egli sia stato il quale niente di meno è chiaro essere stato dell'ordine de predichatori non aver saputo né·llettere greche né llatine. &lt;expl&gt; Que libri adunque beatissimo padre io a te mando non perché io stimi che·ttu posse attendere a legiergli Imperò ch'io chonoscho [londe] et le ribullitioni delle papali occupationi, ma perché ogni mia opera si riferischa in tuo nome. Et perché io in verità sospecto che·ssaranno alchuni e quali forse non intendendo le lectere greche, et per questo non potendo discrivere e difecti del primo traductore contradiranno a questa mia fatica, però innançi per [distrussione] d'essi ho scripto certe cose. / Eticha d'Aristotile tradocta di grecho in latino da M. Lionardo d'Arezzo et di latino in toschano da Bernardo di Ser Francesco ciptadino fiorentino. / Comincia el primo libro della eticha d'Aristotile. 

&lt;7v-28r&gt; &lt;book I&gt; &lt;inc&gt; Ogni arte et ogni dottrina et simigliantemente ogni acto et electione pare che apetisca un certo bene. Onde bene dimostrarono e filosaphi el sommo bene esser quello che tucte le cose apetischono.
&lt;28v-41v&gt; &lt;book II&gt;
&lt;42r-62r&gt; &lt;book III&gt;
&lt;62r-79r&gt; &lt;book IV&gt;
&lt;79r-98r&gt; &lt;book V&gt;
&lt;98r-109r&gt; &lt;book VI&gt;
&lt;109r-126r&gt; &lt;book VII&gt;
&lt;126v-142r&gt; &lt;book VIII&gt;
&lt;142r-157r&gt; &lt;book IX&gt;
&lt;157r-174r&gt; &lt;book X&gt; &lt;expl&gt; Et per che cagione alcune sono governate rettamente alcune pel contrario. Inperò che considerate queste cose forse intenderemo noi più tosto qual sia della r.p. l'optimo stato et in che modo ciascuna r.p. sia hordinata et con che leggi et con che costumi. Amen. &lt;174r&gt; Qui finisce l'eticha d'Aristotile traducta di grecho in latino da lionardo aretino et di latino in toschano da Bernardo di Ser Francesco ciptadino fiorentino et finita di copiare questo dì ii di febbraio 1493 da me Luigi di Giovanfrancesco de Pazzi. 
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