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Parch., XVe s. (1ère moitié), 114 ff., 217 x 155 mm. Initiales rouges sur fond d’or avec entrelacs de fleurs et animaux. Nombreuses gloses marginales et interlinéaires contemporaines.
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 1-114v°: Cicero, De officiis.
titre: «Marci Tulii Ciceronis ad Marcum Ciceronem filium Officiorum Liber primus incipit ».
(gloses) inc. f. 1 v° marge de gauche: «Hoc quoque scilicet mortalis philosophia temperata et non clamosa sicut rethorica » (I, 1, 3).
f. 2 marge supérieure: «Theophrastus Lesbius fuit de quo Celius inquit: cum morientem Aristotelem, discipuli interrogassent quem sibi successorem... Lesbium magis utrumque tamen probauit » (I, 1, 3).
f. 2 marge de droite: «Aristoteles delectatus suo studio scilicet philosophie contempsit alterum scilicet genus eloquentie » (autre glose) «Ysocrates uero deditus studiis eloquentie philosophie studium contempsit» (I, 1, 4).
f. 114 v° marge de gauche: «tertia pars generalis huius libri ubi ponitur conclusio autoris ».
Origine: italienne, écriture humanistique ronde pour le texte, humanistique cursive pour les gloses.
Possesseurs: bibliothèque inconnue citée dans l’«Indice vecchio»: «455. Tullii officia Iterum ex alia bibliotheca. In Rubro (εξ ἄλλης β.) » (éd. C. Stornajolo, Cod. Urb. Graeci, 1895, p. cxv); Federico da Montefeltro dont les armes écartelées sont ajoutées au bas du f. 1.
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Vatican. Biblioteca apostolica vaticana, Urb.lat.1147, Portal Biblissima. Permalink: https://biblissima.demo.logilab.fr/ark:/43093/mdatae03a1898d51379807d5b41e568d06b442aef794c (seen 17/10/2026)
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