[a2r] [Cicero, Marcus Tullius: De officiis.] Cic. Off.
[g3v] [Cicero, Marcus Tullius: Paradoxa stoicorum.] Cic. Parad.
[h2r] [Cicero, Marcus Tullius: De amicitia.] Cic. Amic.
[i8v] Cicero, Marcus Tullius: De senectute. Cic. Sen.
[l5v] [Verse colophon.] Incipit: ‘Hoc Conradus opus Suueynheym ordine miro | Arnoldusque simul Pannarts una aede colendi | Gente theotonica Romae expediere sodales'; 3 hexameters.
[l6r] Basilius [pseudo-; Euphorbius: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6r] Asmenius [pseudo-; Julianus: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6r] Lyomannus [pseudo-; Hilasius: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6r] Eusorbius [pseudo-; Palladius: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6v] Julianus [pseudo-; Asclepiades: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6v] Hilasius [pseudo-; Eustherius: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6v] Palladius [pseudo-; Pompilianus: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6v] Asclepias [pseudo-; Maximinus: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l6v] Eustenius [pseudo-; Vitalis: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l7r] Pompelianus [pseudo-; Basilius: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l7r] Maximinus [pseudo-; Asmenius: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l7r] Vitalis [pseudo-; Vomanius: Epitaph for Cicero.] See C‑287.
[l7r] Apollonius: [Epitaph for Cicero] ‘secundum Plutarchum'. Incipit: ‘Te nempe, Cicero, et laudo et admiror . . .’
Imprint:
Rome: In domo Petri de Maximis (Conradus Sweynheym and Arnoldus Pannartz), 24 Jan. 1469. 4°.
Collation:
[a–i10 k l8].
References:
Source: Bodleian
ISTC: ic00579500
GW 6924;
HC 5243;
BMC IV 6;
Pr 3296;
BSB‑Ink C‑352; Sheppard 2606.
LCN: 14884799
Copies:
C-310(1)
Copy
Wanting the blank leaves [a1] and [l8].
The last gathering [l8] not as BMC.
Binding: Nineteenth-century gold-tooled calf, probably for Heber, with pastedowns covered in blue body-colour.
Size: 303 × 214 × 25 mm.
Size of leaf: 294 × 194 mm.
Early marginal and interlinear notes, some washed out.
At the beginning of each work, badly damaged initials are supplied in gold, on a blue ground within a black ink border, sometimes with red pen-work decoration in the area defined by the letter, and with extensions into the inner margin in black and gold; other initials are supplied in red, with blue pen-work decoration in the area defined by the letter, and extensions. Paragraph marks are supplied in red or blue. Headlines and marginal rubrics supplied in red. Capitals touched with yellow wash. Manuscript catchwords are supplied in black ink in an early hand.
Provenance: Richard Heber (1773-1833); stamp ‘Bibliotheca Heberiana' on recto of front endleaf; see Catalogue, 2 (1834), lot 1485.
Purchased for £17. 17. 0; see Books Purchased (1834), 7.
SHELFMARK: Auct. L 5.31.
