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- Bartolus de Saxoferrato4
- Bartolus de Saxoferrato Bartolus de Saxoferrato Bartolus de Saxoferrato Bartolus de Saxoferrato Bartolus de Saxoferrato.1
- Bessarion, Cardinal Carbo, Lodovicus Demosthenes1
- Plutarchus Cornelius, Severus Cicero, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Marcus Tullius [pseudo-; Modestus pseudo-] Zovenzonius, Raphael Cicero, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Marcus Tullius1
- Tortellius, Johannes Tortellius, Johannes1
- Augustinus; [Caesarius Arelatensis; Heraclius Presbyter]0
- Discipulus; [Herolt, Johannes] Discipulus; [Herolt, Johannes] Discipulus; [Herolt, Johannes] Discipulus; [Herolt, Johannes] Discipulus; [Herolt, Johannes] Discipulus; [Herolt, Johannes] Discipulus; [Herolt, Johannes]0
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- Lodovicus Carbo.1
- Accius Zuccus.0
- According to the note to the reader, edited by Philippus Beroaldus, Petrus Bonus Avogarius, Hieronymus de Manfredi; and by Galeottus Martius and Cola Montanus as correctors.0
- Acknowledging the editorial contributions of Eusebius Conradus and Thaddaeus Ugoletus.0
- Alexander de Nevo and Petrus Albinianus Trecius0
- All texts in this edition are edited by Hieronymus Bononius; see colophon on l7v.0
- All texts in this edition are edited by Johannes Calphurnius, as stated in the colophon on [*6r].0
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- Bessarion Lodovicus Carbo.1
- <i>BSB‑Ink</i> records this as part III.0
- A translation or rather a paraphase of excerpts by Marsilius Ficinus. <i>Incipit</i>: ‘[R]ationes de rebus humanis alie trahuntur ex ordine naturali . . .’ Translated by Marsilius Ficinus. Translated by Ludovicus Odaxius.0
- Abraham Tortuosiensis (Abraham Judaeus of Tortosa, Abraham ben Schem Tob). Translated by Simon Januensis and0
- Accio Zucco da Sommacampagna.0
- According to information recorded by the manuscript tradition, this work was translated from Latin into French in 1389 by the Dominican Jehan ‘dessous Aube' (de Souhaube?), at the request of Dimenche de Port, son of the knight Nicole de Port, one of the advisers of Count Heinrich von Bar; see <i>Horologium Sapientiae</i>, ed. Künzle, 251-8, at 252.0
- Alphonsus Boni Hominis.0
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- Borso d'Este, Duke of Ferrara.1
- Nicolaus V, Pont. Max.1
- Vindelinus de Spira but dedicated to Alvisius Donatus. Theodosius Emperor. Marcus Brutus.1
- ‘N.’0
- ‘Adolescentibus studiosis'. Aldus Manutius. Hippolytus d'Este. Hybletus Fliscus.0
- ‘Amicorum filiis'. Nicolaus Rubeus. the reader. Hieronymus Omphredus Justinianus.0
- ‘Amicorum filiis'. Nicolaus Rubeus. the reader. Nicolaus Rubeus. Hieronymus Omphredus Justinianus.0
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- <i>Source</i>: Cambridge UL3
- <i>Source</i>: BL IC.293131
- <i>Source</i>: BSB-Ink B-129 II (digitisal copy, urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb00046098-0)1
- <i>Source</i>: Bodleian1
- <i>Source</i>: Bodleian; Venezia N1
- <i>Source</i>: Bodleian; Venezia N (gathering [1a] bounded at the end of the book; locus 3 [Severus' Verses on the death of Cicero] and 13 [Verses by Zovenzonius] should be inverted)1
- <i>Source</i>: Cambridge UL; BEIC (Florence)1
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