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Biblissima authority file: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q84749
IIIF manifest
Digitisation:
Parch., XVe s., I + 192 ff., 277 x 185 mm.
f. 1-48: Cicero, De inuentione.
titre (après un bref sommaire du contenu): «Et primo Marci Tulii Ciceronis.. Artis Rethorice liber primus incipit».
Data Source: Persée - DER-IRHT, XXI
f. 48 v°-91: Ps. Cicero, Rhetorica ad Herennium.
titre: «Marci Tullii Ciceronis Artis rethorice ad Herennium Liber primus incipit».
à la fin: «EXPLICIT LIBER RETHORICE ARTIS MARCI TVLII CICERONIS DE ELOQVENCIA CIVILI».
f. 91 v°-192 v°: Cicero, Opera.
f. 91 v°-106 v°: Partitiones oratoriae.
titre: «Marci Tullii Ciceronis de particione orationis rethorice liber incipit».
f. 107-169 v°: De oratore (famille des mutili - ms. o des éditions).
pas de titre.
f. 169 v°-182 v°: Orator (famille des mutili).
inc.: «multoque subtilius multoque robustius...» (26, 91).
f. 182 v°-192 v°: Topica.
Origine: italienne, petite écriture humanistique régulière.
Possesseurs: peut-être la bibliothèque inconnue du XVIe s. (n° 32 du catalogue publié par Mercati, op. cit. infra); Giovanni Angelo duc d’Altemps (ex-libris au f. I); le cardinal P. Ottoboni.
Data Source: Biblissima
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