The map was engraved by du Parac, the text and annotations are thought to be by Menestrier
Bilingual in Slavic and Latin
Manuscript copy from Thomé Vicente of the 1651 printed work. Contains some text on pp.127-138 that is not found in exemplar. Colophon on p.2
Scribe: Γεώργιος Ἑρμώνυμος(Georgios Hermonymos) (1452-1508?). See Biblissima or Pinakes
The second part is a fable about a bird and snare, in verse
f.264v has colophon
See Jordanus #10066
Palimpsest
Italian origin, , See Bannister, H. M. Monumenti vaticani di paleografia musicale latina ID# 258[, Folio: 10, 12, 13, 15, 19, 57-89, Century: 11, Source: italiano, Notation: Diastematica]
Begins with Index, owned by Petrus de Monte, arms on f.1r
Owned by Petrus de Monte, see arms f.11r
partially glossed
See Faes de Mottoni, Barbara, and Concetta Luna, eds. Aegidii Romani Opera Omnia. 11 vols. Catalogo dei manoscritti (1–95). vol. 1/1, Città del Vaticano. Florence, 1987. v.1, p. 204
ff.1-61 written in 1388 (colophon on f.61v) and remainder written in 1419 (colophon on f.158rb) by the same scribe
water damage
A legal work, probably from Farfa.
See Iter liturgicum italicum for the lower text on ff.95-131 an Uncial Epistolarium from 7th C, written over at Bobbio in the 11th. see CLA.
Autograph
"Edited by Leonardo Bruni"
Voting records from the 1655 papal conclave that eventually selected Fabio Chigi as Alexander VII. There were 155 rounds of voting. The forms are printed, with hand-written counts
Dated on f.150v Sept. 14, 1466