Augsburg, Staats-und Stadtbibliothek, 2° Cod. 100

Item

Manuscript copy id
MC0000001
Shelfmark
Augsburg, Staats-und Stadtbibliothek, 2° Cod. 100
Date
15th century (second half)
Seen
No
Dimensions and Structure
290 x 215
II + 126 (126 blank)
13 quires: I-IX(10), X (8), XI-XII (10), XIII (10-2)
Type of script
Humanist cursive
Scribe
Three hands, a) fols. 1-97v line 28, 99r; b) fols. 97r line 29-98v; c) fols. 99v-125v.
Annotations
Corrections and "notabilia" by Johannes Mendel (see Marks of ownership)
Decoration
Titles and "argumenta" of single books in red ink; pen-flourished initials in red or blue ink
Marks of ownership, inscriptions and previous shelfmarks
On the front paste-down, ancient note of ownership "Io(hann)is Mendel". The same hand also wrote the title of the work, wrongly attributing it to Leonardo Bruni ("Libri historiarum Dioderi [sic] Siculi per Leon[ardum] Aretinum facti Latini"). At fol. 1r, a 17th-century wrote "Ad bibl[iothecam] aul(icam) Eystettensem".
Incipit

fol. 1r: Dedication letter to Pope Nicholas V, "Prohemium in libros Diodori Siculi quos Pogius Florentinus Latinos fecit ad Nicolarum quintum pontificem maximum".

Inc.: "Nullus antea quintumuis preclarus rerum scriptor fuit".

 

Explicit

fol. 125v: "barbaris plures ex eis tenuerunt. Quibus de rebus suo loco scribetur a nobis. τέλος".

Notes
Manuscript seen in digitization
Bibliography
- Cortesi, Mariarosa, "Una pagina di umanesimo ad Eichstätt", Quellen und Forschungen aus italienischen Archiven un Bibliotheken 64 (1984), 227-260.
- Spilling, Herrad (ed.), Handschriftenkataloge der Staats- und Stadtbibliothek Augsburg, vol. 2, Die Handschriften 2 °Cod 1–100, Wiesbaden, Harrassowitz, 1978, 162-163.
Record last updated
21 October 2024

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Citation
Cecilia Sideri, "Augsburg, Staats-und Stadtbibliothek, 2° Cod. 100", in Vernacular Culture and Greek Texts in Renaissance Florence: a Database of Florentine Vernacularizations of Greek texts (c. 1460-1500), [https://khaki-lamb.lnx.warwick.ac.uk/s/vergreer/item/3776]. Accessed on January 9, 2025

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