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Biblissima+ Identifier: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q281374
Parch., XVe s., 123 ff. (f. 121-123 blancs), 250 x 160 mm. Initiales à «bianchi girari».
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 1-121: Terentivs, Comoediae.
pas de titre sauf à la fin.
f. 1-21 v°: Andria.
f. 21 v°-42 v°: Eunuchus.
avec seulement l’argument «Meretrix» (éd. cf. supra, Arch. S. Pietro H. 18, f. 18).
f. 43-63: Heautontimorumenos.
f. 63-82 v°: Adelphoe.
f. 82 v°-100: Hecyra.
f. 100-121: Phormio.
à la fin: «TERENTII AFRI PHORMIO EXPLICIT».
Origine: italienne, écriture humanistique ronde.
Possesseurs: Paolo di Pietro di Paolo (?) qui le donna en gage, le 20 janv. 1454, à Bartolomeo di Vitali, d’après une note du f. 123 v°: «A di XX di gennaio 1454 accattai io Pauolo di Pietro di Pauolo dieci lire et s. 4 in due ducati d’oro da s‹er› Bartholomeo di Vitali in sun questo libro. E quali denari li debbo rendare in termine di mesi sei proximi a uenire et dal detto termine in la el detto libro s’intenda essere suo et poterne fare la uolonta sua se io non lo riscotessi»; le cardinal Fabio Chigi, dont les armes sont dorées au fer sur le dos restauré de la reliure (cotes ancienne 381, moyenne 2168).
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