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ff. i + 99 + i - Modern boards. - Sold by Henry Allen to H. Davies (1926); acquired by the Bancroft Library UC Berkeley from Burgersdijk and Niermaus (1936). Previous call numbers, MAR 10, 2MS PA6304 L2M22. - De Ricci, p. 2240, n. 27.

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Title
BANC MS UCB 062
Published
Italy
Full Collection Name
Digital Scriptorium
Type
Image
Language
Latin
Archive
The Bancroft Library
Note
Century: 15th
Contents
Part 1: ff. 1-99

Description: - Paper and Parchment - 210 x 140 mm - 26-28 long lines ruled with hard point.

Country: Italy

Assigned Date: s. XV

Dated by scribe: No

Document: No

Number of Scribes: 2; scribe 1, ff. 1-73v; scribe 2, ff. 74-99v.

Script: Humanistic cursive.

Other Decoration: 2 2-line initials in red; large initial and 5 lines of display capitals, f. 22, possibly added.

Notes: Outer and inner folios of each quire in parchment.




Text 1: ff. 1-20v

Author: Cicero (Quintus Tullius Cicero)

Title: Laelius sive de amicitia

Language(s): Latin

Image 1: f. 10v Vacat" in margin; text crossed out.

Image 2: ff. 19v-20 Parchment for center bifolium (ff. 20-21) of quire.




Text 2: f. 21r-v

Author: Cicero (Quintus Tullius Cicero)

Title: Paradoxa

Language(s): Latin

Status of text: 6 leaves missing between ff. 21 and 22 with consequent loss of text.




Text 3: ff. 22-99v

Author: Cicero (Quintus Tullius Cicero)

Title: De officiis

Language(s): Latin

Notes: Abundant marginal notes, ff. 22-71; 6 Latin verses added after text, f. 99v. 

Image 3: f. 22 Display capitals (added?).

Image 4: f. 23v Painted initial; pointing hand; readers' notes.

Image 5: ff. 73v-74 Change of hand.

Image 6: f. 99v Added verses.
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