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Papier (filigranes, f. 1-32 Briquet 4411: Macerata, Rome, Volterra etc. 1460-1468; f. 33-88 Briquet 4412: Sienne, Venise 1465-1477), XVe s., (f. 1-31 v°: a. 1462), I + 88 ff. (f. 32-32 v°, 47 v°, 59 v° blancs), 210 x 140 mm. Au f. I table du contenu du XVIe s.
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 1-31 v°: Priscianvs, Partitiones XII uersuum Aeneidos principalium.
à la fin: «Prisciani grammatici particiones uersuum duodicim [sic] eneidos principalium liber explicit».
f. 33-47: Ps. Priscianvs, De accentibus.
expl. f. 46: «... ut pape euax etc.»
suivi, f. 46 v°-47, de l’explication de plusieurs signes dessinés en rouge
inc.: «X. asteriscus aliquid deesse nisi aperitur de (?) enim aster dicitur inde astericus...».
expl.: «... + cupunctis (?) detractum mutauit adiectam monstrat, etc. Explicit liber accentus de (?) Priciani [sic]. Deo gratias».
f. 48-59: Donatvs, Ars maior (III).
inc.: «‹B›Arbarismus est una pars...».
à la fin: «Explicit barbarismus Donati etc. Deo gratias».
~ f. 60-88 v°: Plvtarchvs, De liberis educandis (transl. lat. Guarini Veronensis).
Origine: italienne, f. 1-31 v° petite écriture humanistique cursive serrée de la main de frère Michelangelo de Castiglione Aretino (Castiglione Fiorentino, Toscane) qui signe et date de Sienne au f. 31 v°: «Iste liber est fratris Andree de Roma Quem ego frater Michahelangelus de Castilione Aretino pro eo scripxi [sic] Anno domini M° CCCC° LXII Cum in Senarum ciuitate pro studente essem In conuentu sancti Augustini. Die XV februarii anno supradicto»; f. 33-88 v° écriture cursive plus grosse et plus arrondie.
Possesseurs: frère André de Rome pour lequel ont été écrits les f. 1-31 v° (cf. Origine), peut-être moine du couvent S. Augustin de Sienne où le copiste habitait ; les Théatins de S. Silvestre au Quirinal à Rome dont le timbre est estampillé au f. 1 (cf. supra, Reg. lat. 349).
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