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1. tia00568500

Headings:: Ancharano, Petrus de Super imprestitis montis novi.
Imprint:: [Venice Bernardinus Benalius 1499-1500] f° Secundo folio: A3r: re xiiii. q. iii. plerique. Nam et in percipiendo ex pacto ver

2. tia00576400

Headings:: Andrea da Barberino Guerino il Meschino.
Imprint:: [Venice Printer of Valla (H 15813)] 1483 f° Secundo folio: poco del volto li si videva et era molto grande et (a2r)

3. tij00606700

Headings:: Justinianus, Bernardus Oratio habita apud Sixtum IV contra Turcos.
Imprint:: [Venice Nicolaus Jenson after 2 Dec. 1471] f° Secundo folio: [a2r] perniciem. Ubicunque libido, rabiesque ferret in terram posset exponere.

4. tip00009000

Headings:: Paiellus, Guglielmus Congratulatio pro patria ad Nicolaum Tronum.
Imprint:: [Venice Nicolaus Jenson after 13 Nov. 1471] f° Secundo folio: [a2r] fuit cognomento: fama Italicarum opum pellectus Romanum evertere

5. tir00364000

Headings:: Rupeforti, Guilelmus de Oratio ad Nicolaum Tronum.
Imprint:: [Venice Nicolaus Jenson last weeks of 1471]; [about 1472] f° Traditionally dated about 1472. M. Lowry dates about 17 Dec. 1471 from archival evidence ('Diplomacy and the spread of printing' in L. Hellinga and J. Goldfinch, eds, Bibliography and the study of 15th-century civilisation (London, 1987), p.131) Secundo folio: [a2r] venire, quo vel in primis vice sua vos visitemus, atque commonstremus