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Digitisation:
Full digitisation
Data Source: Heidelberger historische Bestände – digital
Langue(s) des textes dans le manuscrit : latin
Titre(s) : 1r-5r - Leonardo Bruni: Praefatio in translationem Ethicorum Nicomacheorum Aristotelis6v-129r - Aristoteles: Ethica Nicomachea (Translatio Leonardi Bruni)6v-51v - Randtext: Thomas de Aquino: Commentum in Ethica Nicomachea Aristotelis (Lib. I,1-IV,13)
Data Source: Biblissima
Vatican. Biblioteca apostolica vaticana, Pal.lat.1015, Portal Biblissima. Permalink: https://biblissima.demo.logilab.fr/ark:/43093/mdatadd97400d1a1fc6d233d6025fbcb700d20193d756 (seen 17/10/2026)
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