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Papier (filigrane var. Briquet 5908: Rome, Naples, 1457-1458), XVe s., 119 ff. (f. 117 v°-119v° blancs), 290 x 165 mm.
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 2-117: Lvcretivs, De natura rerum.
titre f. 2 en haut: «Lucretius poeta».
plusieurs transpositions de texte:
f. 17-18 les vers 923-982 du liv. I qui manquent à leur place au f. 16, sont copiés à la suite du v. 1046; f. 19-19 v° les vers 1047-1117, qui terminent le livre I, sont copiés entre les vers 55 et 56 du livre II, y compris les vers 1068-1075 signalés par cette note marginale: «hic est textus fragmentatus».
quelques livres sont précédés de rubriques (titres de chapitres).
(liv. II) f. 18: «Sarcoseus states catestema».
(liv. V) f. 74 v°: «Plus profuisse hominibus qui sapientiam inuenerit quam Cęrerem liberum Herculem».
(liv. VI) f. 97: «De diis immortalibus et sollicitudines constituerunt qui procurationem mundi diis attribuunt sibi ipsis id est».
Origine: italienne, écriture humanistique cursive.
Possesseur: le cardinal P. Ottoboni (cotes de Bianchini: V. 4. 42 et J. 6. 6).
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