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Parch., XVe s., II + 203 ff. + 2 ff. (+ f. 34 a, 47 a, 77 a, 162 bis, 171 bis), 240 X 145 mm. Au f. 1 bordure et initiale à «bianchi girari».
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 1-202 v°: Martialis, Epigrammata.
f. 1-5: Epigrammaton liber.
titre: «M. VALERII MARTIALIS EPIGRAMMATON LIBER PRIMVS HIC EST AD CAESAREM DE AMPHITHEATRO».
f. 5-202 v°: Epigrammata (I-XIV).
titre: «M. Valerii Martialis liber secundus».
Origine: italienne, florentine d’après la décoration, écriture humanistique cursive régulière. D’après une note du f. 202 v°, datée de 1469, grattée et à peine lisible aux rayons ultra-violets: «... Bernardi de Ciachis... CCCCLXVIIII», le copiste serait Pietro di Girolamo di Bernardo Ciacchi, de Florence, qui a également transcrit les mss. Barb. lat. 57 (cf. supra) et Reg. lat. 2073 (a. 1469).
Possesseurs: au bas du f. 1 les armes endommagées ou grattées: de ... à un chevron de gueules accompagné d’un mont de 5 coupeaux d’or, sont probablement celles de la famille Ciacchi de Florence; le cardinal P. Ottoboni (cote de Bianchini: J. 3. 59).
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