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Biblissima+ Identifier: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q96196
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Papier (filigrane f. 1-223: var. Briquet 7506, Milan -Rome 1376-1380), XIVe s. (fin) sauf f. 241-259: XVe s., 259 ff., 2 col. sauf. f. 229-256, 305 x215 mm.
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 1: ... uestris//
f. 2: //esse deum
~ — Sermones, Excerpta et Tractatus diuersi.
f. 207v°: Ovidvs, Fasti (extraits).
titre: «Ovidius quarto de faustis [sic]».
inc.: «Hostia [sic] contigerat qua se Tyberinus in altum...».
col. 2: «... Et tunc index leticie fertur ad astra sonus» (IV, 291-328).
«Claudia precedit leto celeberrima uultu
Credita uix tandem teste pudica dea» (IV, 343-344).
(glose) au bas de la col. 1 : «Claudia est nomen proprium dicitur Quinta quia fuit de genere Quintiliorum exp‹er›te (?) p‹otesta›tis et exp‹er›te mentis, fuit de genere Lausi filii Numitoris».
Origine: peut-être d’Avignon (cf. M.H. Laurent, op. cit. en note); f. 205-207v°, écriture italienne gothique arrondie semi-cursive.
Possesseur: acquis par la Bibliothèque Vaticane au début du XVIe siècle, le manuscrit est attesté dans les inventaires de 1518, 1533 et 1550 (où il portait le n° 2813).
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