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Parch., XVe s., II + 40 ff. (f. 37 v°, 39-40 blancs), 165 X 115 mm. Quelques rares gloses marginales d’une main postérieure.
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 1-37: Tibvllvs, Elegiae (I-IV).
titre en partie effacé: «Albii Tibulli equitis insignis ‹regia progenie nati› poete illustrissimi libellus elegus feliciter incipit».
f. 29 v°, après l'El. III, 6, en marge: «LIB. IV».
f. 37: Domitivs Marsvs, Epitaphium Tibulli.
titre: «Epitaphium Ouidii in Tibullum».
— Vita Tibulli.
titre: «Argumentum de Vita et laude Tibulli».
inc.: «Albius Tibullus eques Romanus...» (éd. cf. supra, Barb. lat. 34, f. 4 v°).
~ f. 38-38 v°: Ianvs Pannonivs, Elegia (I, 1).
~ f. 40 v°: ‹Carmen›.
inc.: «Mille tenet cuneus tercentum continet ala...» (4 v. - éd. C. Stornajolo, Codices Urbinates latini, 2, 1912, p. 8).
~ — (add. d’une autre main): «M.ARI. pro diua Laura Rimunda».
inc.: «Laura decus forme mulierum maxima Laura...» (6 v.).
Origine: italienne, écriture humanistique ronde.
Possesseur: le cardinal P. Ottoboni (cote de Bianchini: V. 5. 34).
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