Italian (culture or style)

Abstract Table of contents: Qui se comença lo libro della patientia. el quale se chiama medicina del core. Nel quale se contengono li rimedii contra le tribulationi e Le Tribulationi e le desperatione. Liquali Remedii fortifica lanima deuota ad resistere contra epate e meritare uita eterna; preface; table of chapters for Book I; chapter 1, A detestatione et biasmo dell ira; chapter 2, Como la patientia ene grande Victoria et singnioria et como per tre Rasuini li sancti seglorano nelle tribulatinni....

Abstract ff. 1r-2v [Title in upper margin:] Priulegium Ciuitatis bononieInc: In Christi Nomine Amen. Anno a natiuitate domini Quadrigentesimo uigesimo tercio. Incaepit imperare Theodosius minor et imperauit viginti sex annis. Theodosius dei gratia Romanorum Imperator semper augustus in imperio constitutus a theodosio suo Patruo qui per potentiam imperium acquisiuit.Expl.: Si quis autem tam audax forte extiterit qui huic nostre sententie non satisfecerit presenti Anno vita...

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ff. 1r-44v Theodorou grammatikeis eisagogeis ton eis tessara to proton. Book One, Grammatikes Eisagoges;Theodoros Gazes (Venice, 1495).

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A collection of epigrams, usually in elegiac couplets, concerning Patrizi's friends, family, political matters, and verses inspired by classical authors.

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Table of contents: Leonardi Aretini ad Cosmam medicum florentinum Platonis epistole feliciter incipiunt; Leonardi Aretini ad Inocentium Septimum Pontificem maximum in translatone sedonis prohemium Feliciter Incipit; Leonardi Aretini Moralis Discipline Isagogicon ad Galiotum [sic] Ricasolanum.

Abstract This is a mid-fifteenth century Italian manuscript, which contains various letters from Cicero or Pseudo-Cicero; two unidentified homilies; an index of Petrarch's sonnets, Petrarch's Canzoniere, poems 5 and 4 from his Rime disperse, and his Trionfi; and Pseudo-Seneca's De remediis fortuitorum bonorum liber. The scribe is identified as Petrus de Carbonibus, whose colophons recur frequently throughout the work and his son, Leonardus, who wrote the last leaf in Castro Massignani on 31 May...

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This is a mid-fifteenth northern Italian manuscript, which contains nine books of letters by Leonardo Bruni.

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This is a humanistic manuscript of letters by Leonardo Bruni, with one letter of Coluccio Salutati to Innocent VIII (fols. 2v-3v), copied in Italy in the second quarter of the fifteenth century. The lower margin has been cut away from over half of the leaves, with no loss of text. Multiple readers have added notes and manicules in the margins.

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This is an Italian manuscript from the second half of the fifteenth century, which contains: Pseudo-Eusebius' Epistola de morte Hieronomi ad Damasium; Pseudo-Augustine's Epistola de magnificentiis Hieronymi ad Cyrillum; Pseudo-Cyrillus' Epistola ad beatum Augustinum de miraculis Hieronymi; Sulpicius Severus' De vita beati Martini, his Tituli metrici de Santo Martino, and his Dialogus I-III; Gregory of Tours' Narrationes in obitu et de prima translatione; and Vita Sancti Zenonis.

Abstract This is an Italian manuscript from the first half of the fifteenth century, which contains many texts that can be divided into five sections: an opening fragment from Giovanni da Calvoli's Meditations on the Life of Christ; a small group of texts by early Christian writers on the hagiography of Saint Jerome; a large group of letters by Saint Jerome, some spurious; a small group of works attributed to Seneca or Pseudo-Seneca; sermons of Franciscus de Mayronis. These are followed by a short...