Ross.1, Rufinus Aquileiensis Prefatio in Regulam S. Basilii
Incipit: p[ro]log[us] rufini pres-biteri i[n] regu-lam beati basilii ep[iscop]i. Satis libent[er] k[arissi]me f[rate]r
Ross.2, St. Bernardino of Sienna Confessione (1475-1500)
Incipit: Incipit confessio ornatissima atq[ue] utilissima p[ro] salua[ti]on[e]m fileliu[m] co[m]pilata a Sancto B[er]na[r]di[n]o. Chiama la sancta scriptura
Ross.3, Armandus, Gerardus Teutonicus, Vincent of Beauvais, Thomas Aquinas, Hugh of St. Victor Ex Vita Beati Petri Martyris, De novem modis orandi sancti Dominici, etc (1301-1330)
From Spain
Ross.4, Mirror of Simple Souls
Incipit: Incipit speculum simplicum [anima]-rum. inuoluntate et desideriop...
See JONAS
Ross.5, William of Auxerre Summa super Sententias
Incipit: Fides [est] sub[stan]ci[a] reru[m] sp[er]andor[um] ar-gu[men]tu[m] no[n] apparenciu[m]
Ross.8, Sermons for Lent
Incipit: ... In om[n]ib[us] exibeam[us] nos metip-
Start of the text rubbed away. Title of the work at the bottom of the page
Ross.9, Regula tertia beati Francisci de penitentia nuncapata
Incipit: (f.2r) Nicolaus ep[iscop]us seruus serouru[m] dei. Dilectis filiis fratrib[us] et dilec-tis in cristo filici-bus sororib[us]
Incipit: ... deli loro peccati i[n] q[ue]sta p[re]sente uita e pace ... cu[m] dio nella futura
Ross.12, Petrarch, et al. Extracts from Epystola and Trionfi, etc. (15th C)
See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. "Manuscrits de Pétrarque à la Bibliothèque vaticane: supplément au catalogue de Vattasso." Censimento dei codici petrarcheschi 5. Padova: Antenore, 1976. p. 107
Ross.13, Passion of St. Margarite, Virgin (1301-1350)
Incipit: (f.1v) Chomendo d[omi]ne animam meam In manus po-tencietue ut custodias me
Attributed to John Chrysostom on f.1r
Ross.14, De Laudibus Virginis Marie (1351-1400)
Incipit: Deuotus tractatus de lau-dib[us] virginis marie cap[itu]l[u]m primum.
Ross.15, John Climacus Contemplatio Scale, translated
Incipit: In no[m]i[n]e sa[ncti]ssime & Indiuidue trinitatis. Iuxta numer[um] etati[s] ch[risti] ie[s]u
Incipit: In nomine d[omi]ni n[ost]ri ie[s]u chr[isti] & glo[rio]se cirginis maria-e m[at]ris et
Ross.17, Vittorio Rofeni Poesie Diverse fatte e publicate da Son Vittorio Rofeni Olivetano Nel Giorno
Incipit: All'Em[er]in[tissimo] e R[everendissimo] Principe il sig[nor] Card[inalis] Antonio Barberino legato di Bologna. Se quella propitia Fortuna, che mi cons-titui nella Foresteria del Monastrero Oli-uetano
Dedicated to Antonio Cardinal Barberino
Ross.18, Petrarch Rime, Trionfi (15th-16th C)
See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. "Manuscrits de Pétrarque à la Bibliothèque vaticane: supplément au catalogue de Vattasso." Censimento dei codici petrarcheschi 5. Padova: Antenore, 1976. p. 108
Ross.20, Bernardus Iustinus Oratio Funebris in obitu Francisci Foscari (1457-1475)
Incipit: Fvnebris Oratio Berna-rdi Ivstin Ven P EQ Qve Cl in Obitv Fran Fvscari Ven-etorvm Dvcis Illvstrissimi.
Post Nov. 1, 1457, when Foscari, Doge of Venice, died
Ross.21, Sallust, Lactantius Firmianus De coniuratione Catilinae, Opera. Quaedam memoria digna (16th C)
Incipit: Salvstii Crispi [ex]cati linario qvaedam me moratv dignora. Omnes homines qui se se student praesare
Ross.27, Guarinus Veronensis Vita Platonis (15th C)
Incipit: Platonis vita ad philippu[m] phy-sicum a Guarino veronensi compilata. Mvltvm diuq[ue] animo uerti phi-lippe
Ross.29, ps-Bernard Libro sopra le septe ore (1325-1375)
Incipit: In cominciasi lo libro di me-sere sancto bernardo soprale septe ora le quali lecclesia i canta tra lo di et lanocte
Ross.30, Oratio ad Beatam Virginem Mariam, etc. (1325-1375)
Incipit: Questa oratione fece innocen-ti[us] papa. Ad honore et reuere[m]
Central Italy, consists of a pericope from the Gospel of Mark and prayers to the BVM
Ross.31, Ymago Vite, Glorioso et devoto pianto et lamento de la gloriosa et dolent madre del nostro Signore (1401-1425)
Incipit: In co[m]me[n]casi il libro el q[ua]]ke e i[n]titulato ymago uite. p[ro]logo. Io humilio le mie zenochie al padre del n[ost]ro signore
Ross.36 (Upgraded to HQ), Francisci Uberti Epigramaton (c. 1500)
Incipit: Ad Ill[ustrissi]mu[m] ac Excell[entissimo] D. Duce[m] valen[tinum] D. Cæ-sare[m] Borgia de Francia D. N. ac S. R. E. Confaloneriu[m]. Francisci Vberti Cæsenatis Epigra[m]maton Libellus. Licet Profecto gratulari
Incipit: In comincia la regola eilanedo diuiuere del beatis-simo doctore in esser sancto iheronimo. Laquale mando a Eustochio nobilissima uergine
Incipit: Incipit p[re]fatio aup[er] unu[m] eua[n]g[a]l[ium] ex. iiii[or] co[m]-positum a fr[atr]e philippo lectore flore[n]tino
Ross.50 (Upgraded to HQ), Basil the Great, etc Sermo de legendis libris gentilium, etc (15th C)
Incipit: Leonardi Aretim prefacio in libro ba-silii magni greci Incipit feliciter. Ego tibi hunc librum.
Translated by Leonardo Bruni
Ross.51 (Upgraded to HQ), Lectionary, Passionary (14th C)
Incipit: Qui comincia la nafiuita de di pilato ella uendecta del nostro signæe Jessu [xpo]. LXXXXV. Fve uno Re che
In Italian, palimpsest
Ross.57, Isidore of Seville De Summo Bono
Incipit: Incipit liber ysidori De summo Bono. Q[uo]d deus sumus & i[n]commutabil[us] sit
Ross.60, Book of Hours (c. 1510)
Incipit: (f.9r) Pater de celis deus miserere nobis. Domine deus om[ni]p[oten]s pater qui
See Morello, Giovanni. Libri d’ore della Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. Zürich: Belser Verlag, 1988. p. 89. Use of the Monastery of S. Laumer de Blois
Ross.63, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.14r) Incipiunt hore sancte crucis ad matutinas. Domine labia mea aperies
ff. 1-12 calendar. From northern France, Use of Rome. See CoKLDB for more information
Ross.64, Book of Hours
Incipit: Incipit off[i]cium beate Marie virginis secundum consue-tudinem Romane curie ad Matutinem Versus
No calendar. See CoKLDB for more information
Ross.66 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours
Incipit: (f.14r) Domine labi-a mea ape-ries. Et os meum an-nuntiabit
See JONAS
Ross.67 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.11r) Secundum Iohannem. In proncipio erat uerbum
from Paris, see Morello, Giovanni. Libri d’ore della Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. Zürich: Belser Verlag, 1988. p. 102 See JONAS
Ross.68, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.13r) gratia plena dominus tecu[m]. Qvoniam deu magnus dominus et reg magnus.
ff.1-12 are calendar. From Tuscany. See CoKLDB for more
Ross.71, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.13r) sabb[itu]m s[an]c[tu]m loco dicitur. Alla[luyah] Laus tibi do0mine rex eterne
See Iter liturgicum italicum, from Northern Italy
Ross.72, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.7r) Incipit officium bea-te marie uirginis secundu[m] consuetudi-nem Romane curie ad matutinum V[er]sus. Do-m-i-n-e l-a-b-ia
ff. 1r-6v is calendar, Use of Rome as per f.7v. See Iter liturgicum Italicum
Ross.73, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.13r) Domine labia mea aperies. R[espond] Et. os meum anium clabir laudem
Ross.76, Graduale (13th C)
Incipit: D[omi]nica i[um] i[n] aduentu d[omi]ni. Ad te Levavi animam meam
Ross.85, Breviary (1404)
Incipit: (f.7r) Uerbum sup[er]nu[m] p[ro]dies apatre olim
From Tuscany(?) as per Iter liturgicum italicum and [second reference](https://liturgicum.irht.cnrs.fr/manuscrit/601455]
Ross.87, Breviary (1450-1475)
Incipit: Ianuarius h[abea]t dies .xxxi. Luna vero h[abea]t dies .xxx.
Augustinian use, from Novara see Iter liturgicum italicum
Ross.91 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours
Incipit: (f.13r) Incipit offitium beate uirginis marie secundum consuetudinem Romane curie.
Source/Use of Rome. See CoKL DB
Ross.94 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (c. 1500)
Incipit: (f.15r) Salutatio ad sanctani veronica. Salue san-cta facies nostri
Made in Bruges for an unknown customer, 39 full-page miniatures contributed by three seperate illuminators.
Ross.98 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (c. 1550)
Incipit: (f.3r) Januarius h[abe]at dies .xxxi. Luna xxx.
From Rome, See CoKL DB
Ross.99 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (c. 1450)
Incipit: (f.31r) Incipit officium beate uir-ginis marie secundum con-stetudinem Romane curie
Purple parchment. See CoKL DB, from Tuscany
Ross.102 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (1458)
Incipit: Woie urgill von allen gelaubign
In German. See Morello, Giovanni. Libri d’ore della Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. Zürich: Belser Verlag, 1988. pp. 52-3
Ross.103, Book of Hours (1450-1475)
Incipit: (f.2r) Januarius h[abea]t dies xxxi. Luna uero xxx
Florentine. See CoKL DB
Ross.104, Book of Hours
Incipit: (f.13r) Incipit offitium beate marie uirginis secundu[m] co[n]suetudine[m] Romane curie
calendar, on ff. 1-12
Ross.105, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.14r) Venite exultremus d[omi]no iubilemus
See Iter liturgicum italicum or CoKL DB. From Lombardy?
Ross.106, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.14r) Venete exultemis d[omi]no inbilemus deo salutati
Northern Italy as per Iter liturgicum italicum. See CoKL DB
Ross.107 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (c. 1500)
Incipit: (f.13r) Initiu[m] s[an]c[t]i euua[n]gelisti s[e]c[un]d[u]m Joh[ann]em
See JONAS
Ross.110, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Officium beatae Mariae uirginis
Naples, see Iter liturgicum italicum
Ross.111 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (1468)
Incipit: Incipit offitium s[an]c[t]e marie uirginis secu[n]-dum consuetudinem romane curie. Ad ma-tutinum Versus
ff.1-12 contains calendar. See CoKLDB for more info.
Ross.113, Breviary (1446-1455)
Incipit: y[mn][us] dicit[ur] p[er]totu[m] ann[us]. In da[ri]cis die-b[us]
Ross.114, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: Domine labia mea ap[er]i-se
ff.1-12 are calendar. 13-14 are computus diagrams. German script
Ross.117, Breviary (13th V)
Incipit: (f.5r) Beatus uir qui n[on] abiit in
Calendar is a later addition, see Iter italicum liturgicum for the text and Iter italicum liturgicum for the calendar
Ross.118 (Upgraded to HQ), Book of Hours (1450-1500)
Incipit: (f.13r) Iinicium sancti euangelii secu[n]du[m] iohanne[m]
Probably use of RouenSee JONAS
Incipit: In festiuitate beati alberti confessoris ordinis gratru[m] S[an]c[t]issime dei genetricis ma[r]ie carmellitar[um]. Ad missa[m]
Ross.124, Graduale (12th C)
Incipit: Set protector eoru[m] e[st] intemp...
See Iter liturgicum italicum, just a fragment, 2 folios
Ross.125.pt.1 (Upgraded to HQ), Breviary (1401-1410)
Incipit: (f.7r) In dieb[us] do[ri]cis a k[a]l[ends] Oct[obris]
Begins with calendar, see Iter liturgicum italicum
Ross.126.pt.1, Breviary, Franciscan (1391-1410)
Incipit: (f.1r) Incipit ordo bea marii fr[atru]m minor[um] s[ecundu]m [con]suetudie[n]em
See Iter liturgicum italicum, begins with calendar
Ross.126.pt.2, Breviary, Franciscan (1391-1410)
Incipit: (f.206r) In dominicis diebus a k[a]l[ends] octobris usq[ue] ad .i. aduentu[m] domini
Ross.127, Bible
Incipit: Frater ambrosius m[ihi] tua munusela
Starts with the letter of Jerome "Frater Ambroisus"
Ross.128, Bible
Incipit: Incip[it] ep[isto]la s[an]c[t]i Jer[onim]i p[res]b[ite]ri ad paulinu[m] ep[iscopu]m
Ross.131, Gospel of St. Mark, with gloss
Incipit: (f.1v) Marcus euang[e]lista di electus & pet[ri] in baptismate
Ross.139 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: In nomine b[ea]tissime in-nitatis patris et filii et sp[irit]us s[an]c[t]i ame[n]
Ross.143, St. Augustine De Vera Fide Catholica ad Petrum
Incipit: prologus. Epistolam fi-li Petre tue caritatis
Ross.144 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: (f.2v) Oriens ann[us] ian[uarius] m[en]sis fit inq[ui]t
Calendars and other computus information
Ross.148 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: Incipit quodelam breue inductiuu[m] ad confes-sionem per exempla et sacerdotem
Ross.157, Epistles, glossed
Incipit: Incipit epistoli Pauli ad romanom, Aulus seruus [ihu] [xpi] uocatus
Ross.158 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: Incipit liber S[er]monu[m] beati Leonis p[a]pe. Sermo p[ri]mus De ordinatione sua
f.1 is a fragment of Thomas Aquinus, In Three Sentences.
f.5r starts a commentary on Apocalypse
Ross.162, Jean Guido Vernarli of Rimini Commentary on Aristoteles Politics (15th C)
Incipit: Incipiunt capitula primi libri. Capitulum .i. Que sit intentio operis
Ross.163, Thomas Aquinus Thomas de Aquino - In III Sententiarum (15th C)
Incipit: Ad locum unde exeu[n]t
See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. (1974). Saint Thomas and Saint Bonaventure in the Vatican Library: Exhibit on their seventh centenary (1274-1974) : catalogue. --. Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana.
Ross.166, Isidore of Seville
Incipit: Brevem serium temporum per ge-nerationes & regna primus ex nostris
Ross.169, Theologica > Iohannes Chrysostomus (961 )
Ross.173, John Chrysostom Homilies
Incipit: In no[min]e su[m]mi incipit tractus Beati ioh[ann]is constantinopolitani epi[scipus] in ep[istu]la pauli ad hebreos
Ross.175 (Upgraded to HQ), ps-Philip de Vitry Compilatio de libris naturalibus (14th C)
Commentary on Aristotle, see Lohr, Charles H. “Medieval Latin Aristotle Commentaries Authors: Narcissus—Richardus.” Traditio 28 (1972): 281–396. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0362152900011557. pp. 381-2
Incipit: De Triumphis Religionis Ad illu-strissimu[m] principem Herculem este-sem Ferrariace Ducem Compatrem suum Colendissimu[m]
Ross.178, Breviary (14th C)
Incipit: (f.7r) et mag[na] nob[is] u[ir]tute succur-re ut p[er] auxiliu[m]
From Camerino, see Iter liturgicum Italicum and a second entry
Ross.180, Missal (14th C)
Incipit: (f.7r) In nomine d[omi]ni n[ost]ri [yhu] [xpi] am[en]. Incipit missale
Roman use
Ross.183, Bible
Incipit: Inci-p[it] p[ro]log[us] s[an]c[t]i iero[n]i-mi p[res]b[ite]ri sup[er] biblioteca[rius]. Frat[er] ambrosius m[ihi] tua
Ross.191, St. Augustine De fide et operibus
Incipit: Incip[it] Lib[er] Aug[ustine] de fide & op[er]ib[us]. Quibusda[m] uidet[ur] indiscrete om[ne]s
Ross.192, St. Augustine Epistles
Incipit: Ep[istu]la beati Augustini ad Wolusianu[m]. Domino illustri et merito prestantissimo
Ross.193, St. Augustine Homilies
Incipit: Incipiunt .L. Omelie S[an]c[t]i Augustini Incipit omelia p[ri]ma S[an]c[t]i Aug[ustini] epi[scipus] de eo quod psalmista
Ross.195, Gregory the Great Homilies on Ezekiel
Incipit: Incipit prologus in super Ezechihele, Beati Gregorii papae. Dilectissimo f[rta]ri mariano e[pisci]po
Ross.197, Psalter (c. 1480)
Incipit: (f.1r) Incipit liber ymnor[um] url soli loquior[um] prophete dauid de christo. Beatvs uir qve no[n]
Calendar, ff.Ir-VIv. From Naples. Colophon on f.277v "Frater Angelus Tondutius Faventinus ordinis minorum" and then in a different hand "MCCCXXXIII"
Ross.201, Liber Capituli (14th C)
Incipit: Martius h[abe]t dies .XXXI., Luna v[er]o .XXX.
Type and date as per Baroffio - Iter Liturgicum Italicum. Calendar missing Jan and Feb
Ross.203, Psalter/Hymnarium (1451-1475)
Incipit: Ann[us] h[abea]t menses xii. septimanas .Lii. [con] diem unum
Fransiscan use, from Ancona as per Iter Liturgicum Italicum
Ross.204 (Upgraded to HQ), Missal (11th C)
Incipit: Protus Plagis eius. Deuterus Lateralis eius
In two hands
Ross.205 (Upgraded to HQ), chant book with added polyphony (late 11th or early 12th century )
See DIAMM
Incipit: Incip[it] p[ro]log[us] ieronimi i[n] p[ro]u[er]bio. [I]hromatio ru[m] uolumine & heliodoro epi[scipu]s
Begins with Jerome's prolog to Proverbs
Ross.208, Alcher of Clairvaux (Pseudo-Augustine) De Spiritu et Anima
Incipit: Capitula libelli b[ea]ti Augui-stini. Decognitam sui ip[s]i
Ross.210, Ps.-Eusebius Cremonensis Epistola de morte Hieronomi ad Damasium
Incipit: De transitu beati hi-eronimi presbiteri. Patri reverendissi-mo Damaso
Ross.212, Gregory the Great Dialogues
Incipit: (f.2r) Oracio Gregorii de coropre[m] & sanguine xpi. Hec singulariter uictima ab eterno
Ross.213, John Chrysostom
Incipit: (f.1v) Johannes crisostomus eup[er] ep[istu]la pauli ad titu[m] omelia
Ross.214, (1551-1600)
Incipit: (f.2r) Libri Tolomei Nvnc Tavlele Indescripcio tota mvndi et vniversa insvla porta et capiti
Incipit: (f.1v) Nos petrvs lavredarvs dei gratia dvx venetiar[um] et c[]e. Committinius tibi Nobili vivo
Ross.217, Thomas of Ireland Manipulos florum
Incipit: Incipit tabula libror[um] orig... Qui ... manipulos flor[um]
Incipit: In no[min]ie d[omi]ni Am[en]. Constitutum & ordiname[n]tum co-munis cappelle s[an]c[t]i andress ad
Ross.219 (Upgraded to HQ), Ludovico Sandeo Odosofia (1485-1500)
Incipit: Pensando io fra me Illustrissimo & ex[cellentissimo] principe che ciascun
Incipit: Leonardus Donato Dei Gratia Dux Venetiar[um], Etc. Il bisogno grandisimo, che si hamiua
Incipit: In Nome della santiss[ma] trinita, padre Figliolo, E spirito santo, E Della glo-riosa vergine maria maria, no-stra avvocata.
Ross.228, Eberhard of Béthune Graecismus
Incipit: No[m]i[n]a musar[um] dotrinaru[m] q[ue] suar[um]. Ni[n]c explanabo et u[er]b[us] b[re]uib[us] res[er]abo
Ross.230, Riccobaldus Ferrariensis, et al. Liber Pomerium ecclesiae Ravennatis, etc
Incipit: (f.14r) Liber Pomerium - Eccl[es]ie Rauenatis Incipit. [I]nstantie tue uenerande pater Michael
Ross.231, Graduale (12th C)
Incipit: Ad te leuaui animam meam deus meus in te confido
From Venice, as per Iter liturgicum italicum
Ross.232, Liber Pontificalis (1551-1575)
Incipit: (f.1r) Liber Pontificalis Ordinis habens tres partes in se et primo incipit prima pars de crismandis in fronte pve-ris rvbrica
32 blank folios at start. See Iter liturgicum Italicum
Ross.236, William Perault On Virtues and Vices
Incipit: Incip[it] t[ra]ctat[us] de ciciis. Dicturi de uiciis, in cipiem[us] aui-cio
Ross.237, Thomas Aquinas Contra Gentiles
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t capitula p[ri]mi lib[ri] [con]trage[n]tiles
Ross.238, John Cassian Contra Nestorius
Incipit: Incipit preaefatio cassiani presbiteri con-tra nestorium. Absolvtis dudum collationu[m]
Ross.239, Ambrose of Milan, et al. Letters
Incipit: (f.1v) Imcip[it] co[n]tra auxentiu[m] clem[en]tissimo imp[erito]ri & beatissimo.
Ross.241, St. Augustine The 8 Questions
Incipit: Incipiunt lib[er] s[an]c[t]i augustini ap[iscop]i ad dulcitiu[m]. De octo questionib[us]. Liber que[m] pre notaui de octo dulciti questionib[us]
Ross.242, Ambrosius Autpertus Libellus de conflictu uitiorum atque uirtutum
Incipit: Incipit liber de [con]flictu uitior[um] beati Augusti[n] episcopi. Apostolica nox i[n] clamat per
Incipit: Incipiunt collationes sanctorum patrum numero .x. Incipit prefatio decem collationum.
Ross.244, Ambrose Hexameron
Incipit: (f.1v) Incipit exameron Beati Ambrosii ep[iscop]. Tantu[m] ne opinionis
Ross.245, John Chrysostom Ad Stagirium Monachorum (15th C)
Incipit: Sunt quidem plurima que in te laudari merito possint princeps
Incipit: Reu[er]entissimo atq[ue] sc[ant]issimo fr[atr]i leandre-co ep[iscop]o Gorgonius seruus seruor[um] dei. Dudum te frat[rum] beatis-sime
Ross.248, Ps-Dionysius the Areopagite De Caelesti Hierarchia, etc
Incipit: Dionisii areopagite atheniensis episcopi de caelesti hierarchia ad timotheum
Ross.249, Augustine Confessions (15th C)
Incipit: Confessionu[m] mear[um] libri tredeci[m] & de malis & de bonis meis deu[m]
Ross.251, Theologica > Iohannes Climax (1026 - 1075 )
Ross.252, Bonaventure Disputed Questions on the Mystery of the Trinity
Incipit: In nominato mag[ist]ro frater Bonauentura sp[iritu]m intelligentie veritacis.
Ross.253 (Upgraded to HQ), Bartholomew of Pisa Summa de casibus (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit summa de casib[us] fratris bertholomei de pysis um magist[re]ctii de ordine predicatorum in dei
Ross.257 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: Firmiani lactantii diuinarum institutionum aduersis gentes libri septem incipiunt.
Ross.258 (Upgraded to HQ), St. Augustine
Incipit: Prima Epistola Sancti Augustini ad Volusianum. Domino illustri & merito prestantissimo filio Augustinus Episco-pus salutem
Ross.260, St. Augustine City of God
Incipit: Incipit p[ro]logus inlibru[m] de ciuitate dei bea-ti augustini contra paganos
Ross.261 (Upgraded to HQ), St Augustine The City of God
Incipit: Incipiunt Capitula primi libri Au-relii Augustini de ciuitate dei
Ross.262 (Upgraded to HQ), St. Augustine
Incipit: Avrelii Avgvstini sermones incipivnt & primo de cantico novo. O qui baptismum [xpi] desiderat
Ross.263 (Upgraded to HQ), St. Augustine Sermons (15th C)
Incipit: Aurelii Augustini ypomensis ep[iscop]i sermonu[m] liber incpipt de co[n]tine[n]tia et sustine[n]tia s[er]mo p[ri]mus
Ross.265, Thomas Aquinus Summa Contra Gentiles
Incipit: (f.1r) Incipit su[m]ma [contra] Gentiles s[an]c[t]i Thome d[e] Aquino or-dis fr[atru]m p[rae]dicator[um]
Incipit: Incip[it] su[m]ma fr[atr]is thome d' aq[ui]no d[e] s[an]c[t]ia theolo-gir. Qua catholice ui[n]-tatis
Ross.267, Thomas Aquinas
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t cap[itu]la de partis secu[n]di libri su[m]me edite afre[m] thoma de aquino
Ross.268 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t titula s[upe]r t[er]cia[n] p[er]te[m] su[m]me fr[atr]u[m] trome de aqpui]no de [con]ue[n]iencia i[n]carnatio[n]is
Ross.269 (Upgraded to HQ), Thomas Aquinas Dialectica
Incipit: Antiqui philoso-phi tractauer[an]t q[ui] Diale-tica e[st]
Ross.270 (Upgraded to HQ), Bernard of Clairvaux
Incipit: Epistola sancti Bernardi abbatis clareualis ad robertum nepote[m] suum qui de ordine cisterciensi
Ross.271 (Upgraded to HQ), Gregory the Great Moralia on Job
Incipit: Rubriche dellibro xviiii[o] de-lle morali di s[an]c[t]o gregorio p[a]p[a] sopra illibro delbeate Job
Incipit: I[n]cip[it] ep[istu]la b[eat]i g[re]g[ori] p[a]p[e] ad lea[n]dor[um] ep[iscopu[m]. Reuerentissimo et
Ross.275 (Upgraded to HQ), Sacramentary, etc.
Incipit: Ianuarius. Circu[m]sicio d[omi]ni. ix. lc.
Notated music
Ross.279 (Upgraded to HQ), Hymnal (1346-1355)
Incipit: In aduentu d[omini] ad v[er] y[m]n[us]. Ad Conditor alme syderum
See Iter liturgicum italicum. From St. Agnese in Bologna
Ross.280 (Upgraded to HQ), Hymnal (1346-1355)
Incipit: In festo b[ea]te Agnetis ad v[er]s[us] y[mnus]. Agnetis fe-stum mar-tiris
See Iter liturgicum italicum, from St. Agnese in Bologna
Incipit: beatus uir. s[e]c[un]d[u]m glo[rioso] p[ro]hemiale[m] total[is] lib[er] iste psalmor[um]
Incipit: In [xpi] nomine. incipiunt titu-li Librorvm qvi continentvr In hoc Volumine. Cap[itula] p[ri]mv[s]. Principium luce euangeliste
Ross.288 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: Incipit prefacio beati ieronimi p[res]b[ite]ri in epistola ad galatas. Pauci ad modu[m]
Ross.289, St. Jerome On Isaiah
Incipit: Incipit prefaci[o] s[an]c[t]i ie-ronimi p[res]b[ite]ri in Libro ex-placionv[m] osee p[ro]phe
Ross.290 (Upgraded to HQ), John Cassian
Incipit: Ioannes cassianus natione scyta constan-tinopli a ioanne mag[est]ro
Ross.292, Thomas Aquinas Continuous Gloss on St. John (1493)
Scribe: Wenceslaus Crispus of Bohemia, decorated by Cola Rapicano for King Ferrante I of Naples. See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. (1974). Saint Thomas and Saint Bonaventure in the Vatican Library: Exhibit on their seventh centenary (1274-1974) : catalogue. --. Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana.
Incipit: (f.1r) Incip[it] disputatio aug[ustine] contra maximinu[m] arrianu[m] ap[istola]m Cum igitur augustinus et maximinus
Ross.295 (Upgraded to HQ), Missal
Incipit: Ianuarius h[abea]t dies xxxi luna xxx. Curcumcisio domini
Ross.296, Ordinal/Missal (18th C)
Incipit: Missa propria Solemniter decantanda Post Canonizatione[m] Beatorum Vincentii a Paulo Johannis Francisci de Regis
For the post-canonization mass of: Vincent de Paul, John Francis Regis, Juliana Falconieri, and Catherine of Genoa held in the Lateran in 1737
Ross.297, Beneventan Fragments
Incipit: Gimel. Confregit Inirafuroris om[n]e cornu i[sra]h[e]l
Several different fragments in a Beneventan hand, some with musical notation
Ross.298 (Upgraded to HQ), Graduale (1385)
Incipit: (f.2r) precaniur aye uenture uidex seculi conserua nos
See MMMO
Ross.299 (Upgraded to HQ), Proverbs, glossed (13th C)
Incipit: Ier[um] Iungat ep[isto]la quos uingit sacerdotum immo carta
Ross.307 (Upgraded to HQ), Gratian Decretals (1334)
Incipit: Quoniam nouis fruementibus causis nouis est remediis succurrend[um]
Dated on f.372v
Ross.315, Bible
Incipit: Incip[it] ep[istu]la s[an]c[t]i J[er]onimu[m] p[res]b[ite]ri ad paulinu[m] p[res]b[ite]r[iu]m
Starts with "Frater Ambrosius" preface
Ross.318, Bible
Incipit: Incipit ... s[an]c[t]i ... p[res]b[ite]ri ad paulinu[m] de
Starts with the preface letter "Frater Ambrosius"
Ross.319, Bible
Incipit: Incip[it] ep[isto]la s[an]c[t]i J[er]o[nim]i p[res]b[ite]ri ad pau-linu[m] deomnumb[us]
Begins with the prolog "Frater Ambrosius"
Ross.320, Bible
Incipit: Incipit p[ro]logus s[an]c[t]i jero[nim]i p[res]b[ite]ri in libro
Begins with the letter "Frater Ambrosius"
Ross.321, Bible
Incipit: (f.4r) Pentathecus. ca 7. Genesis, 50 ca.
Owned/used by Charles Boreomeo (as per note on f.2r), ff.4r-5v is TOC, text begins with Frater ambrosius letter on f.6r, ends on f.429r and then Index of Biblical Names
Ross.329 (Upgraded to HQ), Evrard De Bethune, Parisius de Altendo Graecismus, De Orthographia (14th C)
Incipit: Notandu[m] q[ue] auctor iste p[re]mittir op[er]i suo p[ro]logu[m] i[n] q[uo]
Ross.330, Cicero Cato Maior de Senectute (15th C)
Incipit: Cato maior aut desenctu-te liber incipit. Lege feliciter. O tite si quid ego adiuco cu-ram
Ross.332, Boethius De Consolatione Philosophiae
Incipit: Carmina qui quondam studio florente peregi. Flebilis heu mestos
Ross.334, Galen Isagogue
Incipit: Incipit libre ysagogae... galieni. Medicina diuidu[s] in duas partes
Ross.335, Albius Tibullus, et al. (15th C)
Incipit: Albii Tibvli poete illustris liber incipit & p[ri]mo prohemium
Ross.336, Lucian de Amicitia, translated into Latin (15th C)
Incipit: Aurispae viri clari ad leomellum ex ludouicum filios marchionam ferrariae & mantuae translatio
Ross.337, Breviary (1491-1510)
Begins with calendar and then Sufferages to the Saints. See Iter italicum liturgicum
Ross.340, Breviary (15th C)
Incipit: Januarius hab[em dies .xxxi. Luna .xxx. Nox horas
Obituaries in the Calendar. See Iter liturgicum italicum, from Ravenna
Ross.344, St. Augustine
Incipit: Receptis tius parin Be[a]tissime patri Augustine atq[ue] utina[m] tam efficacit[us[
Ross.345, Gregory the Great Homiliarum in Ezechielem (14th C)
Incipit: Explicit p[ro]log[us]. Incipit omelia S[an]c[t]i G[re]g[orio] p[a]p[e]. In expiositione ezechielis
Ross.347 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: Incip[it] ph[ilosoph]ia frpatr]is alberti ord[is] prae[dicat]or[um]
Ross.349, St. Jerome In Lamentionibus
Incipit: Expositio beati hieronumi p[res]b[ite]ri in Lamentationib[us] hieremie p[ro]pheta de usebum p[res]b[ite]ri. Habes in lamenta-tionib[us]
Ross.350, St. Isidore of Seville Synonyma
Incipit: In no[m]i[n]e d[omi]ni nostri ihesu [xpi] incipit prologus in libro syno-nime ysido[r]i sypalensis e[pisco]pi. In subsequenti hoc libro qui
Ross.352, John Climacus, Angelo Clareno (tr) Scala Paradisus, translated (14th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Incipit ap[isto]la abb[at]is ioh[ann]is ducis mo[n]acho-ru[m]
Ross.353, Hymnarium (1468)
Incipit: Incipit lib[ro] soliloq[u]or[um] a[n]i[m]e ad deu[m]. s[an]c[t]i aug[ustine] e[st] de i[n]effab[i]li p[ro]uide[n]tia[m] & dulce die[m] dei
Ross.354, St. Augustine
Incipit: Sanctus gregorius in ep[isto]la ad innocen-tium prefectum affrice. Ad laudem et comendationem s[an]c[t]issimi augustini ep[iscop]i operum ita pulchre loquitur
Ross.364, Gaspar de Verona Grammatica Latina (15th C)
Incipit: Hec precepta dedit rudibus q[ue] gra[m]mata
Ross.365, Cicero Tusculanae disputationes. (15th C)
Incipit: Marci Tullii Ciceronis Tusculanarum que-stionum liber primus incipit
Ross.366, Cicero De amicitia and Cato Major de senectute (1459)
Incipit: Marcvs tvllics cicero de amicitia
Incipit: In commencia la legge[n]da di s[an]co honofrio. Panutio humile s[er]uo della uostri s[an]cta de atueri
Palimpsest
Ross.368, Petrarch Seven Penetential Psalms
Incipit: Laureati poete domini francisci petrarcha. Septem psalmi penite[n]-ciales Incipiunt. Spsalm[us] 1
Incipit: Pogivs Florentinvs deuaxutate .... Havd abre fvtvrvm.esse arbitco[m] si ab instievto
Incipit: Inuentariu[m] subseque[n]tium libellorum. [C]vm hoc i[n] opusculo plurina tractent[us]
Ross.372, Cicero Epistles (15th C)
Incipit: Epistolarum Marci Tulii Ciceronis liber primus feliciter incipit. M. Cicero Sal[uto] dicit lentulo
Incipit: Alre sie uno de li .iiij. alim[an]ti de li quali tucte le chose
in Italian, palimpsest
Incipit: In comi[n]cia la passione de dieri milia crucifixi. Appare[n]do nel mo[n]do el salutatore nostro ihesu
Palimpsest
Ross.384, Constantinus Africanus De Coitu Liber
Incipit: p[ro]dest aut[em] illi cui sup[er]habu[n]dat si fuerit
Ross.385, Vita Beati Francisci Confessor
Incipit: Appariu[n]t gra[tia] dei saluatoris n[ost]ri diebus
Ross.387, Doctoral Degree (1592)
Incipit: In Christi nomine amen. Vniversis & Singulis praesens hoc publicum Doctora-tus
Given to Nicolai Ormaneti
Ross.388, Aristotle Ethics, Book 10-
Incipit: Omnis ars om[n]is q[ue] doctrina similiter autem et actus et electio bonu[m]
Incipit: Incipit su[m]ma artis p[rae]dicato-ris mag[ist]ri petri ma[] ducato[r]is. Vidit iacob scalam
Ross.393, Alain du Pui Theologicum doctrinale
Incipit: Incipit ep[isto]la nagist[ri] ... Reueren-tissimo patri & domino hermegaudo
Ross.394, Leonardo Bruni The Gothic Wars (1400-1444)
Incipit: Leonardi Arretini de bello italico aduer-sus gothos gesto libri .iiii.
Translation of Procopius, see a text of De Bello Gallico Adversus Gothos
Ross.395, De viris illustribus urbis Romae (1376-1425)
Incipit: Gaii plinii secu[n]di. oratoris vero-nesis. Liber illustrum i[n]cipit De pr[o]ca Rege Albanor[um]
Incipit: Incipit tractatis de .x. p[re]cepti[us] legis [] thoma[s] de aquino ordinis fratru[m] pr[ae]dicator[um]
Ross.401, Seneca Consolations (15th C)
Incipit: Incomincia la consolatione de seneca ad martia di latino tradocta involgare fioren-tino
Incipit: Illvstri et beneficentissimo d[omi]no suo d[omi]no octaviano vbaldino piatinvs plat[us] S.D. Tanta mefides habet
Ross.407 (Upgraded to HQ), Bartolomeo della Fonte (15th C)
Incipit: B. Fontio Sergio A Lo Ill[ustrissimo] prinicipe Borsio.
Ross.408, Bullae summorum pontificum diplomata imperatorum ac variae scripturae circa monasterium de casamari
Incipit: Honoriva Ep[iscopu]s seruus seruor[um] Dei Dilectis filiis Abbati
Ross.413 (Upgraded to HQ), Ovid Fasti (15th C)
Incipit: Ouid Nason d[ecit] fastis lib[ri] i. Incipit. Tempora cum causis latium digesta pannu[m]
Ross.414, Cicero De amicitia, Cato Maior de senectute, and Paradoxa stoicorum (15th C)
Incipit: M. Tvllii cicero-nis dedami citia liber incipit. Qvintvs mv-tivs
Ross.416, Cicero De Officiis (15th C)
Incipit: Marci Tvllii Ciceronis de offitiis liber primvs incipit. Prefatio
Ross.418, Leonardo Bruni History of the Florentine People, book 7
Incipit: Leonardi arrentini historiarum florentini populi liber septimus incipi. Liberi iam populi tiuitatisq[ue]
Ross.420, Matteo Palmieri della Vita Civile
Incipit: Prohemio dellibro della uita ciuile composta da matteo palmieri florentino. ad allexandro allexandri optimo cittadino
Ross.421 (Upgraded to HQ), Michael Scot Liber Particularis, etc. (14th C)
Incipit: Cum ars astronomie sit gra[n]dis s[er]monibus philosophor[um]
Incipit: Incip[it] spera frat[ri]s Bene... ordinis fratrum diu[i]sor[um] do[c]tor[um] dictis collecta. [Q]uoniam i[n] breuiloquii hy-storial[es]
Ross.423 (Upgraded to HQ)
Incipit: Franciscvs catanevs diacetivs Ivlio Medici Cardinali Salvtem. [C]ollegimvs in vnvm Quas-dam
Ross.430, Life of St. Francis
Incipit: Incipit uita b[ea[ti francisci Et primo de conue[r]sione ipsuis.
Incipit: Marinus Grimano Dei Gr[at]ia dux venetiar[um] et c. Committimus tibi nobis vito Benedicto Mauro
Ross.434, Ugo Panziera
Incipit: Incominciano diuisi singu[]u tractati de fratri Vgu panciera de lodene de fra-ti minori
Ross.439, Virgil Buccolica (15th C)
Incipit: Pvblii Virgilii Maronis Man-tvani Liber Bvcolicorvm Incipit.
Ross.441, De Articulos de Sacramentum de Missa
Incipit: Liciet qui libet cle-ricus & maxime si sit sa-cerdos
Ross.442, ps-Cicero Rhetorica ad Herennium. (1376-1425)
Incipit: Incipit facundissimi marci tulii ciceronis arpinatis de hum-ili prosapia nati retho[]um liber primus ad Gauim heren-num amacum siuim
Ross.444, Ovid Metamorphoses, etc. (15th C)
Incipit: (f/1r) Exeusario pro opere[m] Methamo[r]phoseas no[n] emendato per ips[a] Ouidum
Ross.445, Anonymous Vita Terentii
Incipit: In [Christi] No[min]ie Amen. Terentius genere extitit afer ciuis v[er]o Cartaginensis
Ross.446, Terrance The Woman of Andros
Incipit: Terentii afra poete comici clarissimi Andria comedia prima feliciter incipit. Argumentum Sororem falso creditam mereticule
Ross.448, Macrobius (15th C)
Incipit: Macrobii Theodosii viri illvst-rissimi satvrnalior[um] liber pri-mvs incipit prohoemivm. Mvltas variasque
Ross.450, Eusebius of Caserea Historia Ecclesiastica, translated (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit Historia eccle-siastica evsebii cesarien-sis ep[isco]pi translata arvfi-no presbitero de greco in latinvm ad cromativ[m] episcopvm
Ross.451, (15th C)
Incipit: Tabula Cyrilli Archiepiscopi Allexandrini q[ue] apellatur Thesaurus aduersus hereticos Li-bri primi
Ross.452, St. Augustine De Trinitate (15th C)
Incipit: (f.IIr) Incipiunt Capitula Libri primi de trinitate. E triplici causa erroris falsa de deo opinancium
Ross.453, Thomas Aquinus Sententia libri Ethicorum
Incipit: Sicut dicit ph[ilosophi]a in p[ri]ncipio met[ap]h[ysica] sapientis est ordinare cui[us] r[ati]o est q[uia]
Ross.454, Abbreviatio libri Secundi Bonaventurae in Sententias (14th C)
See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana. (1974). Saint Thomas and Saint Bonaventure in the Vatican Library: Exhibit on their seventh centenary (1274-1974) : catalogue. --. Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana. Was part of the collection of St. James of the Marches
Ross.456, Collection of Fragments
Some with musical notations. See Iter Italicum Liturgicum 1, Iter Italicum Liturgicum 2, Iter Italicum Liturgicum 3, Iter Italicum Liturgicum 4, Iter Italicum Liturgicum 5, and Iter Italicum Liturgicum 6
Ross.457, Gilles of Rome, Henri de Gaucih(tr), and Vegetius, Jean de Vignai (tr), et al. Le Livre du gouvernment des roys et des princes, De Re Militari, translated, etc. (c. 1325)
Incipit: Ci commence le liure du gounerne me[t] des roys & des princes comment ... doiuent gouuerner chascun
Le Livre du gouvernment... is a french translation of Gilles of Rome's De regimine principum. Cf. Brucelles KBR 10368. The translation is explained in the explicit on f.134v. The miniatures are by Jeanne de Montbaston. See Perret, N.L. Les Traductions Françaises Du De Regimine Principum de Gilles de Rome: Parcours Matériel, Culturel et Intellectuel d’un Discours Sur l’éducation. Education and Society in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Brill, 2011. See JONAS
Ross.460, Albert of Bohemia
Incipit: Incipit liber moralium de Reginine Dominor[um] qui alio no[m]i[n]e dicitur secrecum secretor[um] editus ab Aristole ad magnum Regem Alexandrini Rubrica
Incipit: Incipit Reuelatio ecc[e] b[ea]ti michael[is] archangeli In mo[n]te qui d[icitu]r tu[m]ba
Ross.462, (1436)
Incipit: Al nome de la s[an]c[t]issima et individua trinita padre et foolo et sp[rit]u s[an]c[t]o
Dated
Ross.464, Hugh of St. Victor De Archa Noe, etc
Incipit: Incipit p[ro]logus mag[ist]ri Hugonis in libro de archa noe. Archa sapientie et archa mat[ri]s
Ross.465, Nicolas de Hanappes De exemplis sacrae scripturae
Incipit: Incipit lib[er] de ex[emplis] sacre scripte[s] [con]po[n]it[us] afre nicholao de hanapis or[dis] p[rae]d[icarum]
Ross.466, Guillaume de Pierre Godin
Incipit: Circa po[tes]tatem a [xpo] collatam p[rae]latis ecclesie
Incipit: Iesvs Maria A laude, e gloria dell'Omnipotente Dio e della gloriosa Vergine sua Ma-dre Maria, e di tutta la Corte celeste. L'infrascritti S\tatuti & orginationi fatte per si Massari
Ross.471, Libro Statutorum & regularis formii & egalis ecclesia s' Opportuna parisiis
Incipit: Regnaut Carolo Caluo In Francia, filio Ludo-uici pii
Statute of the Church of the Opportuna in Paris, which stood near where the Chatalet Metro stop is today
Ross.474, John Duns Scotus Ordinatio
Incipit: Circa secundu[m] libru[m] in quo ut dictu[m] est i[n] lectio[n]e trac-tat
Ross.479, Jacob Voragine Golden Legend
Incipit: (f.2v) Univer-sum enim presentis tempus ui-te in iiii[or] distingui-tur tempo-ra
Ross.480, Joachim of Fiore Prophetiae & Epistolae
Incipit: Prophetiae & Epo[stol]ae Joachim Abbatis Fiorensis Perimres ad res Kaiabras
Incipit: Turpi-inus dei gr[ati]a a[r]chiep[iscop]i re-mensis & ac sedulu[s] karoli magni inp[er]atoris
Ross.483 (Upgraded to HQ), Herodian History of the Empire from the death of Marcus (15th C)
Incipit: Herodiani historici greci de romanis imperatoribvs ab antonio bonfine tradvcti liber primvs
Ross.484, Johannes Hispalensis (tr), Alcabitius Introductorius ad iudicia astrorum, translated
Incipit: Postulata a n[omi]no p[ro]lixitate uite ceusauddaula
F.1r begins with rubric, damaged
Ross.485, Franciscus de Mayronis Commentarius in libros S. Augustin de Civitate Dei (1433)
Incipit: Incipit veritates et docume[n]ta ac Conclusio[n]es collecte-per Egregium facie pagine doctore[m] fratrem
dated in colophon on f.99v
Ross.486, Ambrosius Trauersarius Epistula Ambrosii ad Matthaeum, Vita Sancti Johannis Scolastici, etc (15th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) D[omi]no amantissimo et merito venerabili p[resbete]ri matheo ambrosivs
Ross.488 (Upgraded to HQ), St. Augustine The City of God
Incipit: Incip[it] expo[s]itio sup[er] lib[er]os de ciuitate dei b[ea]ti augustini
Ross.489, Leonardo Bruni Francisci Petrarcae Vita (15th C)
Incipit: Francisci P. Po. Clarissimi Vita Foeliciter Incipit. Francesco petrarca huomo di grande
Ross.490, Johannes Marchesinus Mammotrectus (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit liber mamotrecti editus sup[er] ex-po[n]itio[n]em uocabulor[um] biblie & legendis
Ross.491, St. Brigitte of Sweden Libri Revelacionum Dei (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit prologus in libro re-uelacionum d[omi]ne Brigide de suecia. Stupor & mirabi-lia audita su[n]t
Ross.492, Leonardo Bruni Controversia de nobilitate (15th C)
Incipit: [L]eonardi Aretini Oratio de nobilitate precatissima incipit foeliciter. Apud maiores nostros sepenumero de
Ross.493, Petrarch Vita Solitaria, etc (14th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Aug[ustinus] [contra] femi-nas. Quid e[st] femina fr[atr]es [con]gnoscite
Begins with an unrelated sermon (ff.1v-r). Note this does not match the MS described in the Wilmart Catalogue, which lists a 12th C Hagiographical work
Ross.494, Petrarch I Trionfi (15th C)
Incipit: Nel tempo che rinuoua e mie sospiri giorno
Does not match the Wilmart entry, describing a 12th C MS
Ross.495, Peter Lombard Libri quattuor sententiarum
Incipit: Cupientes aliquid de penuria ac tenuitate n[ost]ra
Ross.496, Marcus Junianus Justinus Epitome in Trogi Pompeii historias (1455)
Incipit: Justini Hystoriographi trogi Pompei Abbreuiatori[] prefatio
Dated on the colophon, f.XCVr
Ross.497, Bible Epitome with Concordance (13th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Abies. Pona[m] i[n] deserto abi
Begins with 4-column index, ff.2r-58v
Ross.500, Priscian Institutiones Grammaticae (12th C)
Incipit: Iuliano Consvli ac patricio pristianvs salve[m] Cum omnis
English origin, perhaps Rochester
Ross.501, Seneca Tragedies, glossed
Incipit: Lutii Annei Senece hercules fure[n]s Incipit. Loquit[ur] Juno
Ross.502, Lucretius De Rerum Natura
Incipit: Titi Lvcretii Cari de Rer[u]m Natvra Liber Pri[mu]s incipit. Eneadv[m] genetrix
Ross.503, Virgil, ps-Virgil, ps-Ovid, et al. Georgics, Epitaphia Vergilii, Culex, etc (12th C)
Incipit: Et quando infidum
First pages are missing, ff. 1-2 are heavily damaged. See Biblioteca apostolica vaticana., Pellegrin, E. (1975). Les manuscrits classiques latins de la Bibliothèque vaticane: catalogue. Paris: Éditions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique. Vol 2, part 2.
Ross.504, Cicero De finibus bonorum et malorum, Tusculanae disputationes. (1442)
Incipit: M. Tullii Ciceronis de Finibvs Bonor[um] Non eram nescivs brvte que summis ingenus exquisita
Ross.505, ps-Cicero Rhetorica ad Herennium, Books 1-4, with Gloss (1468)
Incipit: Et si negotiis familia[r]ib[us] im-pediti
Dated December 1468 on f.1r
Ross.506, Terrance Epitaph for Terrance, Comedies (glossed) (1413-1414)
Incipit: Natus in excelsis tectis cartaginis alte Romanis ducibus bellica preda fui
See colophons on f.98r and f.118r for dating
Ross.507, Boethius Consolation of Philosophy (1351-1400)
Incipit: Amicii mallu seuerum Boetii exconsulis ordinarii Patricu liber prim[us] incipit. Carmina q[ui] [con]dam studio flore[n]te p[er]egi
Ross.508, Sallust Coniuratio Catilinae and Bellum Jugurthinum (12th C)
Incipit: Incipit liber salvstii cri spi incipit p[ro]log[us]. Om[n]is homines qui student
See Schierling, Stephen. Rossi 508 and the Text of Sallust.
Ross.509, Sallust Bellum Jugurthinum, Bellum Catilinae (15th C)
Incipit: C. C. Sallvstii In Historiam de Coniv-ratione Catilina. Omneis homines qui
Ross.510 (Upgraded to HQ), Ovid Metamorphoses, glossed (13th C)
Incipit: Incip[it] methamorphoseos ouidii publii naso[n]is. In nova f[e]r[t]
Ross.511, Peter Comestor Historia scolastica
Incipit: Incipit ep[isto]laris prologus. Reuendo patri et domino W[i]ll[elm]o, dei gr[ati]a senonenst arch-ie[pisco]po
Ross.512, St. Bernard, St. Augustine, et al. Meditations, Speculum Humanae Salvationis (1426-1458)
Incipit: Mvlti Mvlta sciunt & se ip[s]os nesciunt. Alios inspiciunt & se ip[s[os deserunt
Written for personal use by Domenico da Capranica, Cardinal of Fermo
Ross.513, Gaufridus de Vinosalvo Poetry, Glossed
Incipit: Papa stupor mundi, si dixero papa nocenti, acephalum tribuam nomen t[ibi] si cap[ut] addam
Ross.514, Constitutiones fratrum Congregationis Montis Oliveti (1495-1505)
Incipit: Sancte Pater Benedicte Ora P[ro] Nob[is]. Incipit prologus In Constitutionib[us] Fr[atr]um Congreg[ationis] Montis Oliueti. Ad laudem Sanctissime Trinitatis
Incipit: In nomine d[omi]nii Amen. [Un]iuersis et singulis presenies inspecturis sil
first page date 1543, but the indiction is incorrect
Ross.516, Libro di Sentenza
Incipit: Sempre abbi caro lo consiglo dit no padre & daquello non ti partire
In Italian. The copy is defective on the first line "dit no" should read "di tuo"
Ross.517 (Upgraded to HQ), Bono Giamboni Della miseria dell’uomo
Incipit: -seria che sostiene la criatura & dallentrata
Incomplete at the beginning. Text starts with printed edition on p. 11
Ross.518, Papias Vocabolarium (1451-1475)
Incipit: ... de Inceptione de Ite... de completione
First few lines rubbed, first mostly illegible
Ross.519, Paschasius Radbertus Liber de corpore et sanguine Christi (14th C)
Incipit: Versi pascasii de corpore & sa[n]-guine d[eu]m n[ost]ri iesu xpi. Legis adire sacre qui
Ross.520, Abbas Generalis Ord. Monte Oliveti Epistula (1451-1475)
Incipit: Incipiunt Recollectæ ad cultvm diuinum exhortantes p[er] modum ep[isto]læ misse fratrib[us] Montis oliueti ordinis.
Ross.521, Albert of Padua Expositio Evangeliorum Dominicalium (1333)
Incipit: Domine deus ecce ne-scio loqui quia puer ego sum
dated in colophon on f.91r
Ross.522, Aegidius Romanus De regimine principum, Book III (1401-1433)
Incipit: De Reginine Principum ab Egidio de Vrbe Liber primus. Ex Regia ac a[an]c[t]issima prosapia
Ross.523, Aegidius Romanus De regimine principum
Incipit: Incip[it] lib[ro] d[e] regimi[n]e p[ri]ncipu[m]. Ex regia ac san-ctissima p[ro]sapia
Evidence of pecia copying, see "Opere diffuse per exemplar e pecia". (2005). In Opere diffuse per exemplar e pecia (Vol. 29, pp. 195–794). Brepols Publishers. https://doi.org/10.1484/M.TEMA-EB.4.00160 p. 213
Ross.524, Peter Lombard Sentences
Incipit: Incipit p[ro]logus sup libru[m] s[e]n[tent]iar[um] Cupientes aliquid de penuriia
Ross.525, Francis of Marchia Commentary on the Sentences (14th C)
Incipit: Circa prolo-gum se[n]te[n]cia-ciar[um]
Ross.526, Petrarch De viris illustribus (15th C)
Incipit: Francisci petrarce poete laureati quor[um]dam Illustrium viror[um] & clarissimor[um]
Ross.529, Commentary on the Psalms (1230-1250)
Incipit: Prologus in librum psalmor[um] david. Iste liber ap[u]d hebreos intitulat[ur]
Ross.530, Boniface VIII Decretals, Book 6
Incipit: Incipit lib[ro] vi[us] dec[re]talium d[omi]ni Bonifaci pape viii. Bonifacius ep[iscop]e s[er]uus s[er]uo-rum
Ross.531, Publius Vegetius De meneschalcharia (1451-1475)
Incipit: (f.7r) Spesse uolte framestesso ho condem-nati Coloro Inuictissimo
ff. 1r-6v are a table of Arguments
Ross.535, Priscian Institutiones, Book XVI, glossed (1125-1175)
Incipit: []I[n] omnis elo-quentie doc-trina
damage, including removal of capitol letters on ff.1-2
Ross.536, Statius Thebaid, glossed (12th C)
Incipit: Terzigena[m] phitona deus septe orbib[us] at[ri]s
Ross.537, Boethius, Gerbertus Commentary on Porphyry's Isagogue, In Categorias, De differentiis topicis, De Syllogismis categoricis, De rationali et ratione uti (C. 1120-1130)
From Florence.
Stunning first page of Boethius' commentary on Porphyrius' Isagoge in BAV Ross. 537 (with logical works by Boethius). Newly digitized @DigitaVaticana.https://t.co/3BxiVpvLtD pic.twitter.com/evyFpx91Yy
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Ross.538, Boethius Consolation of Philosophy, glossed (13th C)
Incipit: Carmina qui [con]dam studio florente peregi
Ross.541, Historia Augusta (1466)
Incipit: Vitæ diversorvm principv[m] et tyranno-rvm .a. diversis compositæ. Hadriani imperatoris vita incipit feliciter
Dated to June 16 via colophon on f.298r
Ross.542, Seneca Tragedies (1375-1425)
Incipit: Lucii Annei Senece Cordubensis Tragediar[um] liber incipit. Her[a]cles furens.
Ross.543, Bartholomew of Pisa Liber Conformitatum vitae sancti Francisci ad vitam domini Jesu (1425-1475)
Incipit: In no[m]i[n]e d[omi]ni n[ost]ri ie[s]u ch[risti] et b[ea]tissime virginis ma-rie sue m[at]ris ac b[ea]tissimi p[at]ris n[ost]ri francisci a-men. Incipit opus quod intitulatur
Ross.544, Peter Lombard Sentences, Book III (1275-1325)
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t cap[itu]la. I. Qvare filius carne[m] assumpsit no[n] pat[ri] uel sp[iritu]s sanctu[s]
Possibly from Naples.
Ross.545, Statuti di Udine (14th C)
Incipit: In nomine tr[initate] ame[n]. Incipit primu[m] ca-pitulum statutor[um] de di-umo cultu & s[an]c[t]or[um] ei[us].
Ross.546 (Upgraded to HQ), Tucherbuch (16th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Vorred [] das Tucherbuch:
ff. XIr-XVIIv is a table of contents. The book contains a genealogy of the Tucher family of Nuremberg
Ross.548, Liber Cancellariae Apostolicae (17th-18th C)
Incipit: De Priuilegiis D[omi]ni Papæ scribendis. Forma scribendi priuilegium commune talis est.
Ross.549, Diogenes Laertius, Ambrogio Traversari (tr), Eusebius, St. Jerome, Prosper Vitae atque sententiae eorum qui in philosophia claruerunt, De temporibus, Chronicon Eusebii, etc. (1451-1475)
Incipit: Laertii Dioginis vitai atque sententiae forvm qvi in philosophia clarverunt. Volventi mihi quedam greca uolumina uenit ad manus
Ross.550, Polibuius, Niccolo Perotti (tr) Historiarum, Book V (1473)
Incipit: Nicolai perotti prefatio ad nicolavm qvt-tvm svmmvm pontificem in polibii me galopolitani historiam ex greco in la-tinvm per evm tradvctam incipit
Dated via colophon on f.185r
Ross.551, Aristotle Politics
Incipit: Politicor[um] ar[istotilis] incipit lib[ro] prim[us]. [Q]uoniam o[mn]em ciuitatem
Ross.552 (Upgraded to HQ), ps-Gioacchino da Fiore Praemissiones, Super Esayam (1250-1275)
Incipit: [C]oncordia tribuu[m] duodecim cum totidem ecclesiis
Ross.555, Jacob ben Asher Arba’ah Turim
Italian in origin, see [https://books.google.de/books?id=SWvlnlhl_l8C&lpg=PA106&ots=z8ThnC-5Ft&dq=%22ross.%20555%22%20esther&pg=PA93#v=onepage&q=%22ross.%20555%22%20esther&f=false](Google Books)
Ross.557, Cicero De Oratore (1430-1450)
Incipit: Cogitanti michi super-numero et memoria vetera repetenti
perhaps made in Padua
Ross.558, Plato Symposium, Parmenides, Philebus, Gorgias, Cratylus, Euthyphro, etc (16th C)
Ross.559 (Upgraded to HQ), Hieronymous Presbyter, ps-Seneca, Seneca, ps-Aristotle, Silius Italicus, Cicero, ps-Cicero, Iuvenal, ps-Sallust, Macrobius, et a Vita Seneca, Letters and other writings (1275-1325, 1401-1400)
Incipit: Ep[isto]le Senece ad paulu[m] et [cathalogo]. In no[m]i[n]e d[omi]ni n[ost]ri ie[s]u ch[risti] am[en]
f.1v is a table of contents, ff.1-327 is the earlier work, ff.327v-419r is the later
Ross.560, Quintilianus Institutionis oratoriae libri XII (1433)
Incipit: Rubrice libri marci fabii qvintiliani de institvtionibvs oratoriis et primo, libri primi. Quemadmodum Prima elementa tradenda sint
Scribe: Domenico di Niccolò Pollini, named and dated on colophon, f.191v
Ross.561, Livy Ab urbe condita (1458-1500)
Incipit: T. Livii patavini historici disertissi-mi secv[n]di belli pvnici liber p[ri]mvs Incipit. In parte operis mei licet
Lombardy
Ross.562, Livy Ab urbe condita, Books XXXI-XXXII, XXXIV-XL. (15th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Titilivii Pactavini ystorici clarissimi de bello Macedoni-co liber primvs. Incipit. In qvo continetvr
Ross.563, Matthew, Patriarch of Constantinople Testimonia de Sacra Scriptura
Incipit: Prologus i[n] libru[m] q[uae] d[]r testimonior[um] sac[re] sc[ri]ptu[r]e editu[m] a d[omi]no matth[e]o p[at]riarcha [con]sta[n]ti[n]ap[o]litano o[mi]li asu[m]pto esac[ro] ordine p[rae]dicatorum
Ross.565, Guillelmus de Monte Lauduno, Clement V, John Andreaea, Zenzelinus de Cassanis, John XXII Apparatus super Clementinis et Extravagantibus Johannis XXII, Constitutiones (glossed) (1325-1350)
Incipit: MAgnifice bonitatis mire-q[ue] pietatis uiro domino
English origin, perhaps Oxford
Ross.566, Petrarch, et al. Epistle to Nicolaus of Azarolis, etc. (c. 1343)
Incipit: Ep[isto]la d. f. missa d[omi]no N de accarolis magno senestalco Regni silicie. Iam tandem vir clarissime p[er]fidia[m] fides
Book of fragments
Ross.567, Peter of Poitiers Compendium Historiae in Genealogia Christi (1201-1250)
from Italy, fragmented and extremely water damaged
Ross.568 (Upgraded to HQ), Johann Glöckner Plans for the Defence of Nürnberg (1432-1438)
Incipit: Besundere lieben günstige[n] herren. Ich habe ewrn graden
There is a letter on the inside cover from 1967 identifying the contents of the manuscript and dating it
Ross.569, Thomas Aquinas, Peter of Auvergne Commentary on Aristotle
Incipit: Sicut d[icit] ph[ilosophu]s i[n] p[ri]m[o] me[tafisi]ce sapientis est
Note with important historical evidence that Thomas Aquinas could not complete his commentary on Aristotle's Politics, and that Peter of Auvergne took over after the first chapters of book III.
— Pieter Beullens (@PieterBeullens) October 21, 2021
New @DigitaVaticana & @gundormr.https://t.co/XPHsPZuYX8 pic.twitter.com/WIIG1tlLS9
Ross.570, Peter Comestor Historia Scholastica, glossed (1225-1275)
Incipit: Incipit prologus epistolaris. Reuerendo patri et domino Will[el]-mo dei gr[ati]a senonensi archiep[iscop]o
Ross.571, Peter Comestor Historia scholastica (glossed) (1225-1275)
Incipit: Incipit p[ro]logus historiarum. Reuerendo patri & d[omi]no
From Paris
Ross.572, Peter Lombard Sentences, Book 4 (1201-1250)
Incipit: Cu-pi-en-te-s aliquid de pernuria ac tenuitate n[ost]ra cum paup[er]eula
From the Veneto
Ross.574, Peter Lombard Sentences (1301-1325)
Incipit: Incipit p[ro]logus in libru[m] s[e]ni[t]arum. Cupie[n]tes aliquid de penuria acte
Ross.575 (Upgraded to HQ), Averroes, Avenzoar, Avicenna Colliget, De medicina practica, Cantica cum commencto Averroys (all translated) (1301-1350)
Incipit: (f.3r) dinu[m]. Qui nauat medicatio[n]es eg[ri]tu dinum
Ross.576, Petrus de Unzola Apparatus super ordinem Iudiciorum (1351-1400)
Incipit: Incipit apparatus nobilissimus eup[se] ordine Juditiorum co[m]po[n]itus a d[omi]no Petro de vnzola doctori dignissimo
Ross.577, Bartholomeus of Pisa, called Rinonichi Liber Conformitatum (1385)
Incipit: In nomine domini ie[s]u chr[ist]i et b[ea]tissime uirginis ma-rie []nus matris ac b[ea]ti p[at]ris n[ost]ri francisci AMEN. Incipit opus q[uo]d intitulatur de conformitate uite
dated in rubric on f.1r
Ross.578, Roffredus de Benevento, Pernardus Parmensis, el al. Libelli de Jure canonico, Summa ac super titulis decretalium (1275-1300)
Incipit: Incip[it] libell[us] d[omi]ni Rodfred[us] b[e]n[e]ue[n]t[a]ni sup[er] librll[us] i[n] iure canonico
Ross.580, Josephus Antiquities of the Jews (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit prephatio flavii iosephi ivdai-ce antiqvitatis. Continet hic liber tempvs annorvm dvvm milivm xxxiii
Ross.581, Josephus De Bello Judaico, Book VII (mid-15th C)
Incipit: Q-voniam bellvm qvod cum populo romano gessere iudei om[n]i-um maximum que nostra etas uidit
Ross.582, Justinian, Franciscus Accursius (glosses) Institutiones of Justinian, Glossed (13th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) In nomine domini n[ost]ri ie[s]u chr[ist]i caclicis d[omi]ni Justiniani im-peratoris aug[usti] repetite p[r]elec-tionis
Ross.584, Justinian, Franciscus Accursius (glosses) Institutiones of Justinian, glossed (13th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) In no[m]i[n]e d[omi]ni n[ost]ri ie[s]u ch[risti] i[m]p[er]ator cessar flauius iustinian[us] alama[n]-nie[us]
Ross.585, Justinian, Bartholomaei de Capua (gloss) Codex Iustiniani, glossed (13th C)
Incipit: (f.3r) In no[m]i[n]e d[omi]ni ie[s]u ch[risti]. Imp[erator] cesar flaui[us] iustinian[us] alamanie[us] Gotieus franc[us]
Ross.587, Zacharias Chrysopolitanus Unum ex Quattuor sive De concordia evangelistarium (1175-1200)
Incipit: (f.12v) xordine libror[um] quattuor eu[an]g[e]listar[um] capitula nec non canones an[te] posui-mus
ff. 1r-8r are a list of chapters, ff.8v-12r are canon tables.
Ross.589, Boniface VIII, John Andreae Liber VI Decretalium cum apparatu Iohannis Andree (1301-1325)
Incipit: Quia p[rae]posterus est ordo pri[us] humana
made in England
Ross.590, Clement V Consitutiones cum apparatu (1351-1400)
Incipit: seu r[ati]o[n]ale[m] ip[su]m ue[rs] per se
Ross.591, Clement V Constitutiones, with Glossa Ordinaria (14th C)
Incipit: Incipiunt [con]st[ituti]o[n]es d[eu]m Clementis pape. V. Ioh[ann]es ep[iscopu]s s[er]u[us] s[er]uor[um] dei
Pre 1381, listed in the 1381 inventory of the Convent of S. Francis in Assisi
Ross.593, Henricus Bohic Super Decretalium Gregorius (1385)
Incipit: Uenerabilibus et discretis iuris doctoribus sicentiatis barasariis & aliis scolaribus auditorum
Ross.594, Gregory IX, Henricus Bohic (glosses) In quinque decretalium libros commentaria/Lectura super libros V Decretalium per distinctiones. Book 2 (1385)
Incipit: De vita et honestate clericor[um] R[]. Elerici arma
Ross.595, Gratian De Gradibus consanguinitatis, Decretum Gratiani abreviatum, Decretum Gratiani, glossed (1170-1200)
Incipit: lectio[n]i arboris uacaturum pruis nosse oportet
first 2 folios are later, f1:1300-1350, f2:c. 1250,
Ross.596, Innocent IV Apparatus super V Libro Decretalium (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit aparat[us] d[omi]ni innoce[n]tii p[a]p[e] IIII[ur] felicit[as] :egitur i[n] zechiele
Ross.598, Astesanus de Ast Summa de casibus conscientiae (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit su[m]ma de casib[us] ad ho[no]re[m] di[] [com]pilata p[er] fr[atr]em astexanu[m]
Ross.602, Cicero, ps-Cicero Epistles: Ad familiares, Ad Brutum, Ad Quintum fratrem, Ad Atticum, etc (15th C)
Incipit: Marci Tullii Ciceronis epistolarum Ad Lentulii liber primus incipit. Marcus Cicero salutem dicit
See Biblissima,
Ross.605, Antiphonale/Graduale: Office and Mass of St. Claire, Mass for Xmas, Office of the Dead (15th C)
Incipit: In s[an]c[t]e clare v[ir]ginis. In p[ri]mus vesp[er]is. Iam sancte clare clari-tas
Ross.606, Olivetine Graduale/Antiphonarium - Mass for Birth/Holy Spirit, Mass and Office for John the Baptist, Saint Clare, Beheading of St. John, etc (1501-1525)
Incipit: In natiuita-te do[mini] in[n]p[ri]ma missa. Introit[us]. Dominus dixit ad me filius me-us es tu ego hodie genuite
See Iter italicum Liturgicum, from Pistola
Ross.607, Graduale/Antiphonarium - Conversion of St. Paul, Commemoration of St. Paul, Mass for Virgins, Mass and Office for the Dead, etc. (1501-1525)
Incipit: In co[n]u[er]-sio[n]e s[an]c[t]i pauli ad ue-speras antif.
from Florence, see Iter liturgicum Italicum
Ross.608, Graduale for Vallombrosa (1475-1500)
Incipit: Ad te leuaui animam me-am deus
from Florence
Ross.609, Antiphonarium (1275-1300)
Incipit: D[o]m[ini]ca resurrecto[n]is d[omi]ni ad mat[ins]
See Iter italicum Liturgicum, probably from Arezzo
Ross.610, Antiphonarium, Fransiscan (15th C)
Incipit: (f.9r) Ad p[ri]ma ym[nos]. Iam lucis orto sydere deu[m] precemur supplices
ff.2r-7v is calendar, f.8 is blank, probably made for a female Fransiscan
Incipit: (f.Ir) In die resurrectio[n]is d[omi]ni s[ancti] aug[usti] ep[isco]p[i]. Passionem uel resurrectio-nem d[omi]ni
Ross.612, Graduale, Fransiscan Use (1290-1295)
Incipit: In Vig[ile] s[an]c[t]i an-dree ap[osto]li Int[ro]it[us]. Domin[us] secus ma-re galileeui
Contains, ff.1r-63v Sanctorale, 63v-147r In agenda morturorum, 147v-179r assorted other. From Sienna
Ross.614, Bartolomaeus de Carusis Milleloquium veritatis Augustini (1475-1525)
Incipit: Milleloquii S' Aug[ustini[. de ei[us] co[n]uersione li. Ho. II. omeliar[um] o[mniu]m 23[a]. Magdalena vidistis non carne sed mente dominu[m]
Ross.617, Bible (1101-1125)
Incipit: Incipit prephatio S[an]c[t]i Ieronimi p[res]b[ite]ri ad pavlinv[m] p[res]b[ite]r[u]m de om[n]ibvs divine Historie Libris
Made in Rome. Starts with Epistle 53 "Frater Ambrosius", ends in Cor. 9
Incipit: In nom[i]ne domini In-cipit psalterium. Amen. &c. Primodie-ru[m] omniu[m] quo mu[n]dus
Ross.621, John Chrysostom
Incipit: Beati Joha[n]nis chrisostomi liber Q[uod] nemo ledit[ur] nisi ase ip[s]o. [S]cio q[uod] crassio[r]ib[us]
Incipit: Incipit liber a[m]monico[n]is Editus a beato berna[r]do q[ui] quidem liber fuit missus sue sorori
Ross.623, Jerome
Incipit: Prologus in dialogum diui hyeronimi æccl[es]iæ doctoris eximii foeliciter incipit
Ross.627, Bernard Sermons on the Psalms
Incipit: S[er]mo[n]es s[an]c[t]i B[er]na[r]di abb[ate] sup[er] psalmum Qui ha[b]itat i[n] adiut[orio]. Incip[it] p[ro] hemiu[m]
Incipit: Va[n] dem heilige vader symeon ind wie he sich be-kerde
in Dutch. Table of Contents on f.215rSee JONAS
Ross.634, Liber Precum, Monastic (1425-1475)
Incipit: (f.1v) Hue nach volgt das der 4 und lest thail
Ross.635, Meister Eckhart, et al. Vierzig Myrrhenbüschel vom Leiden Christi, Christus und die sieben Laden, Von abegescheidenheit, Von dreierlei geistlichem Sterben
Ross.636, Nikolaus von Flüe, et al. Vierzig Myrrhenbüschel vom Leiden Christi, Maria Magdalenas Gebet, Spruch 'Das nützest', Bernhards Frage an die fünf Klosterbrüder (c. 1545)
Ross.637, ps-Engelhart von Ebrach, Marquard von Lindau Die zwölf Räte Jesu Christi,Christus als Koch, Das Buch der Vollkommenheit, Eucharistie-Traktat (14th-15th C)
Ross.638, Vocabulario delle Frasi e Perifrasi raccolte da Gabe (c. 1721-1722)
Written over/around a book printed in 1717
Ross.639 (Upgraded to HQ), Poetry (16th C)
Incipit: O messaggi del cor sospiri ardenii, O lacrime chel giorno io celo a pena
In Italian
Ross.640, Avicenna Canon (15th C)
Incipit: Cantica Avice[n]ne. Textus .1. Inquid Benchine. [M]edicina est conservatio sani-tatis
Ross.641, Sotisier, ou Recueil de B. S. & F.
Incipit: Lecteur desoeuuré, Quand tu auras parcouru cet Ecrit jusqy'au bout, tu demanderas peut-être, à quoi bon ce recueil de baliver-nes sans ordre ni suite
French
Ross.642, Ovid Artis Amatoriæ, Books I-III (1676-1725)
Incipit: Di qual cosa gli spititi mal-fatti non possono fare cattivo uso
Ross.644 (Upgraded to HQ), Raymund Lull Ars Brevis, Testo Sacro, Liber Sibillae, Vaticinia (c. 1500)
Ross.645, Tractatus de Geomantia (17th C)
Incipit: (p.1) Tractatus de Geomantia Prafatio. Geomantia est vera mentis huma-na
Ross.647, Innocent III De contemptu mundi
Incipit: Incipit p[ro]log[us] i[n] lobro q[uae] uilioma appelat[ur] edito ad n[ostr]o i[n]noce[n]cio p[a]pa .iii. ad p p[r]otuense[m] ep[iscopi]m.
Ross.650, Antoninus, Archbishop of Florence Confessionale, Tract on Excommunication, etc. (15th C)
Incipit: iure suo ordi[n]ario hoc h[aben]t u[ers]o ex co[nc]issio[n]e
Ross.651, Bianco di Santa da Sienna Laudi Spirituali (1401-1450)
Incipit: (f.1r) Que[ste] laude di q[ue]sto libro sono di q[ue]lle ch[e] fece el bia[n]co dassiena & pouero gesuato. Non potrai fuggire
ff. Ir-IIv is table of contents, arabic numbers. from Sienna
Ross.653, Prosarium (15th C)
Incipit: (f.1v) Missa Angeli Custodis Introitus. Benedicted[omi]n[u]m omnes Angeli eius potentes uit-tute
See Iter liturgicum italicum. ff.1-2 and 24-25 are Mass for Guardian Angels and index ina second hand
Ross.655, Manuel Moschopulus, Iohannes Tzetzes Vocum Atticarum conlectio, Exc. de constructione nominum et uerborum, Comm. in Lycophronem (16th C)
Ross.656, Assorted Historical Texts on Sicily (16th-17th C)
Incipit: Epilogue successione[m] Regni.Anno D[omi]ni 1198 federicus
Ross.657, Aristotle, Taddeo di Alderotto (tr) Ethics, translated (14th C)
Incipit: Qui incomincia elproe-mio del fioretto delleticha del grande filosafo e sanio Aristotile. E primo libro. [O]gni arte /e/ ogni dottri-na et ogni
Ross.658 (Upgraded to HQ), Johannes de Vexalia Commentary on Porphyry (15th C)
Incipit: (f.3r) Questio p[rima] e[st] i[sta] u[l]t[rum] log[ica] sit sc[ient]i[a]
f.3r dated to 1485
Ross.660, Giuseppe Luigi Assemani In Librum Justini Febronii De Statu Ecclesiæ (18th C)
Incipit: Josephi Aloisii Assemani Præfatio In Librum Justini Febronii De Statu Ecclesiæ. Febronius Libri Compositor cum sibi finxispet præci-puum si non unicum
Ross.661, Prospero Lambertin (18th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Fu dato alla S[ancta] Memoria del Pontefi-ce Clemente .XI un Memoriale
Ross.665, Decreti e privilegi dai duci e re di Milano riguardanti la comunità dei mercanti Teutonici di Milano negli anni 1450-1543. (16th C)
Incipit: Franciscus fortia vicecomes Dux mediolani
Ross.667, Robert the Monk History of Jerusalem
Incipit: Uniuersos qui hanc hystoriam legerint siue legere
Ross.668, Riccobaldo of Ferrara Chronica extracta de Archivo Ecclesiae Ravennae (1451-1500)
Incipit: (f.2r) Incipit Cronica extracta de Archuio Ecclesie Rauenne com-pillata a Rachobaldo Ferrariensi
Ross.670, Bernardinus de Rosergiro Super pragmaticam sanctionem Caroli VII (1444)
Incipit: Moeruorum et Viuenciu[m] eccl[es]iastici quida[m] fueru[n]t alta sapientes no[n] intelligentes
Ross.671, Life of the Saints, Winter (1482)
Incipit: (f.1r) Hye hebt sich an das passional Das ist der heiligen leben
Table of Contents on ff.2r-v, was written at Forchtenstein castle. See Handschriftencensus.
Digitalisat von Rom, BAV, Cod. Ross. 671 online =>https://t.co/vDZIHryB5e
— manuscripta.at (@mss_oeaw) October 29, 2021
Der Codex enthält den 1482 auf Burg Forchtenstein geschriebenen 2. Halbband des Winterteils vom 'Leben der Heiligen'. Später gelangte er zu den Georgs-Ritterbrüdern nach Millstatt pic.twitter.com/zFM5tX6FW7
Ross.672, Arnaldus de Villano Medical Works (1475-1500)
Incipit: Iste liber est mei Francisci argilagues valentini
Sections are dated, 1483,
Ross.673 (Upgraded to HQ), Thomas of Cantimpré Bonum universale de apibus (c. 1400)
Incipit: Incipit liber qui di[citur] bonu[m] uniu[er]sale de apibus p[ri]ma p[ar]s de p[ra]latis secunda de
Ross.674, De Veriis herbis, Libellus Sanitatis, Carmen Italicum (15th C)
Incipit: De caulibus. [C]aulibub[us] sono de diu[er]sa mainera
Ross.675, (1453)
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t expositio[n]es eua[n]gelioru[m] quadragesimaliu[m] R[everendi]
Ross.677, Statuti e costituzioni della Venerabile Arciconfraternita delle SS. Orsola e Caterina di Roma (1669, 1735)
Incipit: Statvti et con-stitvtioni della Ven[erabili] archivo[n]fratern[ita] di ss. Orsola e Caterina di Roma. Clemens .pp. VIII. Ad perpetvam rei memoriam.
Ross.678, Alessandro Tassoni Ristretto degli annali ecclesiastici e secolari. (18th C)
Incipit: Ristretto delli Annali Ecclesiastice ee Secolari con diverse considerazioni
Ross.679 (Upgraded to HQ), Joachim de Flore Vaticiniae, tr. (16th-17th C)
Incipit: Accio che uolendo Dio annuntiare che pero del'Angeli-ca perdona si serui
Ross.680 (Upgraded to HQ), Bernardo Accolti d'Arezzo Rime (16th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Breuis Descriptio Vitæ Unici Aretini. Bernardvs accoltus inter eruditionis literature vivos
Ross.681, Guidovo da Bologna Fiore di Rettorica di M Tullio Cicerone (14th C)
Incipit: Q. Nel tempo chesignoreggiaua il grande & gentile huomo
Ross.683, Giulio Marioni Alberoni Inventario del Palazzo di Roma (18th C)
Incipit: (f.IIr) Copia Dell'Inventariodi tutti i mobili esistenti nel Palazzo di Roma
Ross.684, Pope Martin V, Pope Eugene IV Litterae Apostolicae (15th C)
Incipit: Prohemiu[m] bonu[m] est. Exultat cor n[ost]r[u]m in d[omi]no Jesu chr[ist]o
Ross.685, Sermons (15th C)
Incipit: (f.5v) In nomine d[omi]ni n[ost]re ie[s]u chr[ist]i et ad honore[m] beate marie virg[in]is et o[mn]ium sanctoru[m] et sanctar[um] dei notandi sunt aliqua circa confessionem.
ff.2r-5r is a table of contents
Ross.686 (Upgraded to HQ), Lectionary with commentary in Italian
Incipit: Qui se comencia li euan-zeli per uolgare con le expo-sicione sopra essi euanzeli co-mencia[n]do la prima domenica de lo aduento. Euanzelio sceu[n]-do sam luca.
Ross.687, Heinrich con Mügeln (tr) Psalter, tr (1405)
Incipit: Das ist die vorgeschrift des Salters und wider die
In German
Ross.688 (Upgraded to HQ), Theodoret of Cyrus Eranistes, Haereticarum Fabularum Compendium (1501-1550)
Pinakes Entry, scribe: Δημήτριος Ζῆνος
Ross.689, Jerome De Vitis Patrum (c. 1450)
Incipit: Benedictus deus qui uolt om[n]es ho[m]i[n]es
Dedicated to the memory of Henry of Nyenbuys, died 1450 on f.VIIr
Ross.690, Albertanus von Brescia, et al. De doctrina dicendi et tacendi, etc. (1463)
Incipit: In dem namen unsers hre[] iesu chr[ist]i. Sanctus Heronimus der schribet uns von dem hailegen
See Handschriftencensus, date in colophon on f.198r
Ross.692, Isidore Etymologies
Incipit: Incipit prologus s[an]c[t]i ysidori ep[iscop]i ad Braulio[n]em Ep[iscopu]m in libro Ethmologiar[um]. [D]omino meo et dei Seruo Breulioni
Ross.702, Cristoforo Buondelmonti Liber insularium Archipelagi (c. 1475-1479)
Incipit: Constitiu na[n]q[ue] p[ate]r Reuerendissime Jordane Cardi-nalis meis itineribus tibi librum Insular[um]
Ross.703 (Upgraded to HQ), Cristoforo Buondelmonti Descriptio insulae Cretae (1425)
Incipit: [C]vm per altam olim Saturni i[n]sula[m] longa[m] gerentem inquisitione[m] & nullum poetarum antiquor[um]
Ross.704 (Upgraded to HQ), Cristoforo Buondelmonti Isole dell'Archipelago Greco (1451-1500)
Incipit: [P]erche niuna cosa c tanto accomodata allomo qua[n]to
Ross.707 (Upgraded to HQ), Chronicle Italiane 1367-1409 (1428)
Incipit: [P]osto che fo fini alabuer[r]a di pisani
Dated Aug 23, 1428 in colophon on p.227
Ross.708 (Upgraded to HQ), Jean de Mandeville Itinerarius in partes Iherosolimitanas et in ulteriores transmarinas, Lucidarius (1425-1475)
In German
Ross.710 (Upgraded to HQ), Diario di tutto quello e seguito dopo l'arriuo della Maesta del Re di Ranimarca in Dresda (18th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Diario di tutto quell'e seguito doppo l'arriuo della M[aes]ta del Re di Danimarca in Dresda. La sera delli 26 Maggio 1709
Ross.715 (Upgraded to HQ), Petrarch Epistolarum Familiarium (c. 1390-1405)
Incipit: Rerum familiariu[m] liber prim[us] incipit ad socratem suum prima. Quid uero nunc aginus frater
ff.1r-6v is a table of contents. from Padua
Ross.716 (Upgraded to HQ), Azo Portius Summa Codicis & Institutionum (c. 1253)
Incipit: (f.IIr) Sub rubrica p[ri]mi libri de nono codice faciendo
Dated to Feb 1253 on f.173r. Heavily annotated
Ross.718, Acts of the Council of Basil (15th C)
Incipit: In nomine sancte et in-diuidue trinitatis feliciter amen. Censetiur utiq[ue] dignu[m] et congruu[m]
Ross.719, Papal Ceremoniale (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit Tabula in subsequentem ordinationem. Valiter proceditur ad electionem Su[m]i Pontificis per unam scrutini
Ross.720, John Chrysostom, Agepetus the Deacon In Johannem Homiliae, Capitula admonitoria (1551-1600)
Incipit: Του εν αγιοισ πατροσ ημων ιωαν-νου αρχιεπισκοπου κονσταντιν[ο]π[ο]
Pinakes Entry, scribe: Νικόλαος Παχύς
Ross.722, Jacobus de Zocchis Repetitiones in 2 Librum Decretalium
Incipit: R[ubricae]... de iudiciis. Hec r[ubricae] [con]tinuent[ur] ad totu[m] librum p[re]cenent[em]
Ross.723, Sermons for Quadragesimalium (15th C)
Incipit: Dixit ie[su]s disci-pulis suis cum ieiunatis &c.
dated 1427 for part
Ross.724, Henricus de Allemania Commentary on Aristotle's Ethics (1375-1425)
Incipit: Ex nobili prosalia oriu[n]do do[min]o Anibaldo de Cecano
Ross.725, Theodorus Balsamon Commentarius in canones et in epistulas canonicas (1525-1575)
Incipit: (p.1) Incipit prologus Potissorie Johannis Calal-lini de Cerronibus de urbe apostolice sedis
Ross.731, Livy History of Rome (14th-15th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) lla bouea aurete la signoria pero-chelli aueua auto il primo augur-io laltra parte dicea che Romolo
prefaced by a poorly-foliated 19th C addition
Ross.732 (Upgraded to HQ), Campanus Nouariensis Theorica Planetarum
Incipit: Incipit theorica pla[neta]r[um] magistri ca[m]panii quam misit ad d[o]min[u]m papam Vrbanum &. Clarissimo p[at]ri et piissimo d[omi]no
Ross.734, Paulus de S. Maria Scrutinium Scripturorum (15th C)
Incipit: Tabula hui[us] p[rese]ntis oper[um] q[uo]d intitulat Scrutinium scrip-turar[um] quod edidit mag[ister] Paulus sp[irit]us Burgen[tis]
Ross.738, Raccolta di Diverse Composizioni uscire nella [sede] vacante di Alessandro VII E Conclave della Donne (c. 1492)
Incipit: (f.1v) Proemio. ..nque Fanioni si numeran[] nel p[rese]nte Conclaue
Ross.739, Gianmaria Omodei Istorico Dogmatica apologia
Incipit: (f.2r) Eminentissimo Principe. Io tengo per certo che assai saranno
Ross.740, Pietro Metastasio Gioas re di Giuda
Incipit: (f.1v) Interlocutori. Gioas picciolo fanciullo esede del Regno di Jiuda
Incipit: Selig ist der man[n] der nicht abga[n]ge[n] ist in den rat der un gutigen
In German
Ross.743, St. Augustine Soliloquia (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit liber soliloq[u]or[um] sancti Augustini episcopi. Signor mie
Ross.744, Basil the Great, Leonardo Bruni(tr), Poggius, St. Ambrose, Peter Damian, et al. Oratio ad Adolescentes, Norratio apocrypha, Epistles, etc. (15th C)
Incipit: Liber magni basilii de [con]temptu huma[n]e felicitatis. Ego tibi hunc libum Colu-ci ex media ut
Ross.746, Basil the Great, Leonardo Bruni (tr), Plutarch De legendes gentilium libris (tr), de liberis educandes (15th C)
Incipit: E. Magno Basilio leonardi Arre-tini Traductio ad Colluccium. Epistola leonardi Ad Colutius de tractutione huius
Ross.747, Gregory the Great, Anselm of Canterbury Homilies (14th C)
Incipit: In no[m]i[n]e s[an]c[t]issi[m]e & i[n]diuidue t[ri]nitatis p[at]ris & filii ac sp[iritu]s s[an]c[t]i. Incipiu[n]t cap[itu]la libri p[ri]mi om[i]liar[um] b[ea]ti g[re]gorii pape.
Ross.748, Isidore of Seville De viris Illustribus, De ordu, vita et obitu Patrum clarorum, etc. (16th C)
Incipit: De Sixto Papa. Sixtus Ep[iscopu]s Romanæ Urbis, et Martyr composuit ad Instar Salomonis librum prouerbior[um]
Ross.749, ps-Engelhart von Ebrach Sayings (1455)
Incipit: (f.1v) Hic heven suth an gar guet ma-teri und guet maynung
Ross.750, Psalter, etc (1451-1500)
Incipit: Am suntag zu anheben die laudes versifel. Gesegent pistu herr
Ross.751, Book of Hours (15th C)
Incipit: Hic hebent sich an die suben puess psalm am estu[n] d'ymn[us]
Ross.752, Giordano de Rivalto Prediche quaresimali (14th C)
Incipit: thedoro nonfou tu istesoro che sono belli e fonti
Ross.753 (Upgraded to HQ), Johannes de Rupescissa (1356)
Incipit: [P]rehemine[n]tissi[m]e colu[m]pene [auree]
Ross.754, John Mandeville, Marco Polo (16th C)
Incipit: fuori di q[u]o desento sienna in Egitto dal Loro Chiamato
Ross.755, Bartholomaeus Sacchus Platina Historia urbis Mantuae, Book I (16th C)
Incipit: Platina. Historie mantuane liber primus incipit ad amplissimu[m] patrem .d Franciscu[m] Gonzageu[m] Cardinalem mantuani
Ross.756, Raymond Llull Opuscula medica (c. 1465)
Incipit: Incipit liber prime distinctionis secretor[um] nature seu qui[n]te essencie sacri doctoris magistri Raymu[n]di lulii
dated on f.136r
Ross.757, Hugh Ripelin of Strasburg Compendium Theologicæ Veritatis (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit p[ro[logus libri q[ue] appelatur co[m]pe[n]dium theologies. Veritatis theologicæ
Ross.758, Johannes Sacrobosco, Gerard of Cremona Tractatus de Sphera, Theorica planetarum, etc (16th C)
Incipit: (f.3r) Ad euidentiam diff[eren]tio[n]is spere
Ross.760 (Upgraded to HQ), Ovid Ars Amatoria (1401-1425)
Incipit: Amor, che p[er] dolzeza
Translated into Italian
Ross.761, Hagiography (16th C)
Incipit: Tabula de his quæ in hoc libello co[n]tinet[ur] Vita di s[an]c[t]o Antonino Arciuescouo di fir[en]ze
Ross.762, Filippo Ravenna Prattica di Esercizi Militari di Fantaria (1760)
Incipit: Prefazione. Esercizio altro certamente non significa, se non se pratti-ca
Ross.763, Vita di Prospero Colonna (17th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Vita di prospero colonna, Li diuino Platone il quale della perplessita e confusione de nomi
Ross.764, Petrus Scriniarius Chronica sive Historia (16th C)
Incipit: Chronica siue Historia rer[um] Notabilium Romæ Scripta et Recollecta p[er] me Joa[n]ne[s] Petru[s] Scriniariu[m]
Ross.765, Songs, Excerpta Moralia, etc (15th-16th C)
Incipit: Ave stella diana, lucida & serena
In Italian, f.Ir notes it might be Venetian dialect
Ross.766 (Upgraded to HQ), Andreas Caesariensis Commentarius in Apocalypsin (1375-1450)
Ross.768, Boccaccio Elegia di madonna Fiammetta (15th C)
Incipit: Svole o misery cres-cere de dolerse
From Venice(?)
Ross.770, Hieronymus de S. Fide Tractatus ad convincendum perfidium Judeorum (c. 1467)
Incipit: Nota q[uod] legis quod in millessimo quadrigentesimo duodecimo de-mense aufusti hic liber sacratissim[us] sine contradictione aduersus
Ross.771, Gregorio Lombardello Orationes diversorum in laudem Sancte Catherine Senen, de Penitentia beati Dominici Præsidis ordinis fratrum Prædicatorum (c. 1569)
Incipit: (f.IIIr) R[everentissimo] atq[ue] Ill[ustrissimo] Domins Michaeli Bonello Cardin-ali Alexandrino, Sanc. Roma. Eccle. Cameraris amplissimo Domino suo plurimum obseruando.
Ross.773, Sermons, for Festivals and Sundays (14th - 15th C)
Incipit: Transcainus usq[ue] bethle[hem] et uideam[us] hoc
Ross.774, Andreas de Escobar Lumen Confessorum (15th C)
Incipit: Confessoru[m] lume[n] uocat[ur] h[ec] doctrina om[n]ib[us]
Ross.776, Metianus Volusius, et al De mensuris et ponderibus Romanorum et Graecorum, De osse (1545)
Incipit: De Mensvris et Ponderib[us]. Mensureæ appellantur quib[us] metimur tum liquores, tum arida.
Ross.777, Summa Raymundi vertibus comprehensa (14th C)
Incipit: Et su[n]t ungenda loca u[e]l q[ue] m[em]bra laue[n]t[ur]
Ross.778, Missale, Use of Passau (15th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Benedictio[n] salis et Aque. Aduitoru[m] n[ost]r[u]m In no[m]i[n]e domi[ni] &c.
Calendar on ff. 3r-5v, 2 months per page
Ross.781, Guido de Columna Historia destructionis Troiae
Incipit: Licet cottidie vetera recontibus obruantur
Ross.783 (Upgraded to HQ), Xenophon, Poggio Braccolini (tr) Cyropaedia (tr) (1452)
Incipit: [C]um plures qui greca ad latinos hac etate transtalisse[n]t
dated on f.108v
Ross.784, Leonardo Bruni (tr), Aristotle Nicomachean Ethics, Economics, Dialogue de mortibus, etc. (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit liber Ethicor[um] Aristotilis de gr[e]co i[] latinu[m] ... Aristotilis ethicoru[m] libros fac[er]e
Ross.786, Miscellany (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit liber de vita moribus [] philosophorum. Tales ph[ilosoph]us asianus hic p[ri]m[us]
Incipit: Il beato miser s[an]c[t]o Girolamo secondo che dice nellafi-ne duno suo libro i[n] titulato de viris i[n] lustribiis fu figliuolo duno Nobile huomo che ebbe nome euse-bio
Ross.788 (Upgraded to HQ), Aristotle, Cicero Meteora(tr), Cato Maior de senectute (15th)
Incipit: [Q]uesto libro si chiama la messaura daristolt-e questo
See Biblissima
Ross.790, Leonardo Bruni De bello italico adversus Gothos (15th C)
Incipit: Leonardi de Bello ytalico aduersus Gothos Gesto Libri incipiunt ad R. P. D. Iulianum cardi-nalem sancti angeli. [E]t si longe michi
Ross.791, Johannes Regiomontanus Ephemerides Astronomicae (1482-1506) (c. 1482-1506)
Incipit: (f.1r) Joannes canter frisius Lectorii fideli S. P. D. Luminarium Conui[n]ctionum
Ross.792, Dominicus de S. Geminiano Summa Juris conrta iuxta titulos Decretalium (15th C)
Incipit: Repertorium d[omi]ni dominici de sancto gemi-mano. p[ri]m[us] decretaliu[m].
Ross.793, Dominicus de Sancto Geminiano Summa iuris con iuxta titulos Decretalium, Book II (15th C)
forms a unit with Ross.792
Ross.794 (Upgraded to HQ), (15th C)
Incipit: Hye heb[e]nt sich an alle erongelig in dem heyling ad vent
Ross.795 (Upgraded to HQ), Petrus de Lutra Tractatus contra Michaelem de Cesana et socios ejus
Incipit: Incipit tractatus contra michaelem de sesena et socios eius. Sapientes consibarii pharonis dederunt
Ross.796, Isaac of Syria Come l'anima si de posare in Dio, Del comtempto de mundo (1454)
Incipit: Questo libro [] fato per labe-te ysaac de syria, Come la[n]i[m]a
dated f.59v
Ross.797, Jacobus de Theramo Liber Belial, abbreviated (1472)
Incipit: In dem namen Gotg Und der heiling und ungetarlin hoch en Trinitat amen
Ross.798, Baldus de Ubaldis de Gerusio Lectura super Infortiati, Books I-XI (15th C)
Incipit: Quoniam huc non est capud libri Cora[m] alior[um] libror[um] no[n] tracta[m]
Ross.799 (Upgraded to HQ), Heinrich Suso Das Buch der Weisheit (1484)
Incipit: Das ist das puech Bot lichem weyshait
Ross.800, ps-Cornutus Commentum in Persii Satyras (15th C)
Incipit: [A]ulus persius flaccus natus est pri-die nonas decembris
Ross.801, ps-Cornutus, et al. Vita Persius, Commentarius in Persii Saturas (1439)
Incipit: Autor iste no[m]i[n]e p[re]sius natio[n]e tuscus g[ene]re
See Biblissima
Ross.802, Rufus Jordanus de Calavia Il Libro della Maschalcia (1401-1450)
Incipit: L'arte della medicini della animali no[n] e la piu uile che sia
An Italian translation of the Latin work De medicina equorum
Ross.803, Statuta Civitatis Arimini (1442-1500)
Incipit: (f.10r) [I]ncipiunt statuta co[m]is Aurimini super ciuitib[us]. De forma sacrame[n]ta d[omi]ni potestatis & rectoris ciuitatis
ff. 1r-9r is a detailed table of contents
Ross.806, Servius, Grammatico Commentarius in Virgilii Bucolicon carmen. (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit come[n]tum Seruii sup[er] libro Sucolicor[um] P[ri]ma Egloga. Bucolica ut feru[n]t in d[i]c[t]a su[n]t
Ross.809, Albertus Magnus Summa de Creaturis Secunda (1446)
Incipit: Circa se-cundam partem su[m]me de creaturis Restat quere[m] de ho[m]i[n]e de quo
Dated at the end of the main text, f.163v, ff.164r-165r are an index
Ross.811, Bellamera Tractatus quidem speciales (1375-1400)
Incipit: Hic incipit lec-tura super vi[o] et Primo in Titulo de Bigamis
Ross.814, Aegidius de Bellamera Lectura super Sexto Decretalium Bonifacii VIII (1575-1600)
Incipit: Incipit Rubrica de
part of a 6 volume set, Ross.811-816
Ross.818, William Durand Speculum Judiciale (15th C)
Incipit: [R]eue[re]ndo in chr[ist]o patri suo d[omi]ni otto-bono dei gr[ati]a
ff.2r-3r is table of contents
Ross.819, Ludwig Pontanus Lectura super Infortiati, Book I (15th C)
Incipit: [S]upliciter Continuatur s[ecundu]m
Ross.828, Gilles Bellemère Commentary on the Decretals
Incipit: Incipit Rubrica de excep-tionibus. Tractanu p[ro]bationu[m] in
Ross.829, Gilles Bellemere Liber Tertius Decretalium
Incipit: Incipit tercius liber decretaliu[m] et sequitur Rubrica de Vita et honestate deruorum. Primo et s[e]c[un]do livris
Ross.830, Bellamera Lectura super V Libris Decretalium Gregorii IX, Vol 8 (1375-1425)
Incipit: De co[m]modato Rub[ri]ca Quonia[m]
Book 8 of 13, found in Ross.823-835
Ross.832, Aegidius de Bellamera Tractatus de Sponsalibus et mat[ri]moniis. (1375-1425)
Incipit: De sponsalibus & matrimoniis t[rac][ta]. Incipit liber quartus de
Tenth volume of a thirteen volume set Ross.823-835
Ross.833, Aegidius de Bellamera Lectura super V libris Decretalium Gregorii IX (1375-1425)
Incipit: De attusationib[us] inquisitionib[us] et de nu[n]ciationibus. Rubrica. Quatuor primus libris de
Vol 11 of 13 vol set: Ross.823-835
Ross.834 (Upgraded to HQ), Aegidius de Bellamera Lectura super V libris Decretalium Gregorii IX (1375-1425)
Incipit: De Judeis et sarracenis Rubrica. Supra trac-tatum est de hiis qui sp[iritu]m sanctu[m] p[er]
Vol 12 of 13 vol set: Ross.823-835
Ross.836, Dominicus de S. Geminiano Synopus Decretalium (15th C)
Incipit: De cons-titvcioni-bvs. Lai-ci qui statuerunt singulis
Ross.838, Angellus de Gambellionibus Aretinus Commentaria super Institutionibus (1449)
Incipit: O carissimi vi-ri D[omi]ni Aug[usts] de Gambi gliombus de aretio legu[m] doc-tor[us]
four colophons, f.96v (Feb 11, 1448), f.247r (Oct 16, 1448), f.307v(Dec 20, 1448), and f.358r (dec 31, 1449)
Ross.839, Angelus de Gambiglionibus de Aretio Lectura super Tratitus L. IV (1463)
Incipit: [C]um om[n]is civil[is] sta-tus ex cetu quotam et homine
Ross.840, Jurisprudence Miscellany (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit Tabula questionum et articulor[um] nec non notabilium dictar[um] que sub
Ross.842, Nicolò de' Tudeschi (Panormitanus) Lectura Super II, III, IV & V Libro Decretalium (1433-1453)
Incipit: tur. Ex quo cuide[n]t[us] colligit[us]
Part of a set, Ross.842-845
Ross.843, Nicholaus de Tudeschis Lectura super II libro Decretalium (1433)
Incipit: Hec rubrica satis [con]ti-nuata fuit s[upra] i[n]
Dated in colophon on f.416v
Ross.845, Nicolaus de Tudeschis (Panomitanus) Lecura super IV-V Decretalium (1433-1453)
Incipit: Supra visum est i[n] prece[de]n-ti libro de actibus et gestibus
4th of 4 volumes, Ross.842-845
Ross.849, Iacobus de Cessolis De moribus hominum et officiis nobilium super ludo Scachorum (1442)
Incipit: Liber scachorum siue de moribus ho[m]ini et maxime ludimi scachorum scientium & presertum nobilium qui creditur [com]positus fuisse Anno d[omi]ni millesimo tricentesimo vigesi[m]o septi[m]o
The text is dated to 1327
Ross.850, Petrus Barocius Sermon (15th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Petri barocii ep[iscop]i et comins bellune[n]sis ex beato epiphanio archiep[iscop]o cyp[ri]o de sepultura d[omi]ni n[ost]ri
F.1r was to have been the start of the text, but the scribe made an error in the rubric and started again on f.2r
Ross.852, Compagnia de lo hospitale de S. Maria da la morte de la inclita cita de Bologna (16th C)
Incipit: Incomi[n]cia ed denoto proemio l'op[e]railp[rese]nte
Ross.853, Mundinus de Lentiis Anathomia corporis humani (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit Anathomia corp[or]is humani p[er] mu[n]dinu[m]. &c. Quia ut ait
Ross.854, Bene Medicus (15th C)
Incipit: Ego maestro bene medico dellom perado-re federigo sifa asapere
In Italian
Ross.856, Legends of Female Saints (c. 1596)
Incipit: Santa Margherita fu figliuola d'un Patriarca de' Paga-ni, che haueua nome Teodosio
Ross.857, Giovanni Francesco Lottini Documenti per i Conclavi (c. 1757)
Incipit: (p. 1) Discorso Di Monsig[neur] Gio. Francesco Lottini Sopra il Conclaue. Io posso testificare come di cosa
Ross.859 (Upgraded to HQ), ps-St. Augustine Sermons ad Fratres Heremitus (15th C)
Incipit: De contemptu mundi cap[itulum] primum. In hac vita positi f[rat]res mei ita
Ross.861 (Upgraded to HQ), Passion A H. Jesu Christi mit Illustrationen (15th C)
Incipit: Extendit manu[m] et arripuit gladiu[m]
Ross.862, Assorted Poetry (17th C)
Incipit: Per la Maesta della Regina di Suezia E Citerea, Giunone, ed e Minerua
Ross.863, Giovanni Gherardo de Rossi Scherzi Poetici e Pittorici (1794)
Incipit: (f.6r) A Sua Eccellenza. I; Sig/ D. Alessandro de Souza, e Holstein Conte di Santrè, e Mosta Isnardi in Pie-monte
Ross.864, Domenico Cavalca Specchio di Croce (1465)
Incipit: Li soma[n]dame[n]ti de la diuina lege sono siexe i[n]fra
Ross.869, Abu Abdallah al-gami saigidi Mohammad bin Solaiman al-gazuli Indicationes bonorum & coruscationes ... (1754)
Dated AH 1168
Ross.870, Surotæ coranicæ preces aliquot et formulæ cabalisticæ (17th-18th C)
In turkish, Nashi script
Ross.872, Du‘a’ Hizb al-bahr, Bu‘a’ Musd, Du‘a’ Uways al-Qaranl, Du‘à’ Bilal al-Habaši (17th C)
A text about talismans and magic squares
Ross.882, Birgeli, Sheih 'Ali Sadri Qonevi (gloss) Vasiyyet (Islamic Principles) (1805)
dated Muharram 23, 1219 AH (May 14, 1805). Marginal gloss on ff.7v-8r
Ross.885, Alexander Gallus Doctrinale (15th C)
Incipit: [S]cribere clericulis paro doctrinale nouellis pluraq[ue] doctor[um]
Ross.886, Georgius Scholarius Grammatica (1426 - 1500 )
Incipit: περὶ προσῳδιῶν καὶ τῶν ὀκτὼ τοῦ λόγου μερῶν
Ross.887, Manuel Moschopulus, et al. Erotemata grammatica, etc. (1451 - 1500 )
Incipit: πόσαι προσωδίαι δέκα ὀξεῖα βαρεῖα περισπωμένη
See Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams, Pinakes Entry, scribe: Γεώργιος διάκονος
Ross.889, Juvenal, Persius Flaccus Satires (1447)
Incipit: Qvinque su[n]t partes satirar[um]
dated on f.84r
Ross.892, Albius Tibullus Elegies, Book III (15th C)
Incipit: Albii Tibulli elegiarum liber i[n]cipit
Ross.896, Isocrates, Hesiod, Musaeus Grammaticus Ad Demonicum, Works and days, Hero and Leander (16th C)
Incipit: Ισοκρατουσ προσ δημονικον
Ross.897, Hero of Alexandria, et al, Assorted Mathmatical and Astrological texts (1475-1525)
Ross.898, Orazio Conte de'Elci Vite d'Innocento XII, e de Cardinali cum iconibus pulcherrimis (1701)
Incipit: (f.2r) Il riverito comando di Vostra
Ross.900, Les Proverbes de Salomon, en vers libres (18th C)
Incipit: Les Proverbes de Salomon. En vers Libres, Proverbes 1[er]. Voicii de Salomon les sages paraboles
in French
Ross.901, Historia del Principio della Accademia fiorentina, Novelle due (16th C)
Incipit: (f.2v) Essendo Io nella migliore et pui fiorita eta della
Text on f.2r was struck through
Ross.902, Vantaggi Venuti di Christiani per Cristo sopra lo stato della originale giustizia d'Adamo (1805)
dated on title page
Ross.904, Heroditus, Angelo Politiano (tr) Historiae Romanae, Book VIII (tr) (1484-1492)
Incipit: Angeli Politiani ad innocentivm viii pont. max. prae[fatio] in herodiani hi-storia[m] e greco in latinv[m] co[n]versam. Cvm Rome, ab hinc triennium ferme
Ross.905, Autoritade tratte dalla S. Scrittura e dai Padri (15th C)
Incipit: [I]l nome de Dio et de tutti li suoi Sancti Appostol-li et della sua gloriosa Madre. Incomenciano in questo mio quinternetto molte belle Dignissime et utile
Ross.906, Sicco Polentonus De vita scriptorum illustrium linguae latinae libri XVIII (15th C)
Incipit: Siconis Polentoni patavini de vita scriptorv[m] Illvstrivm lingve latine liber primvs incipit. [P]rofitetur mi polidore
Ross.907, Giuseppe Marocco Notizie per servire alla storia della Repubblica Romana 1848-1849, Chapters I-XXII (19th C)
Incipit: L'Opera contiene Vita di Pio IX[o] e sun famiglia
part of a four volume set, Ross.907-910
Ross.908, Giuseppe Marocco Notizie per servire alla storia della Repubblica Romana 1848-1849, Chapter XXIII (19th C)
Incipit: Capitolo XXIII. Cicende accadule
part of a four volume set, Ross.907-910
Ross.909, Giuseeppe Marocco Notizie per servire alla storia della Repubblica Romana 1848-1849, Part 2, Vol. 1 (1849-1900)
Part of a 4 volume set, Ross.907-910
Ross.910, Giuseppe Marocco Notizie per servire alla storia della Repubblica Romana 1848-1849, Part II, Volume II (1850-1900)
Incipit: Tremendo per le vicende che accadero e per gli
Part of a 4 volume set, Ross.907-910
Ross.912, John Milton Paradise Lost and Regained (tr) (18th C)
Incipit: (f.3r) Milton Tradotto Auuertimento. Ogni autore nel comporre suole
Translated into Italian
Ross.914, Gioranni Delfino La Cleopatra, a Tragedy (17th C)
Incipit: Act. p[rimo] Scena p[rimo]. Megera Ombra d'Antonio
Ross.915, Petrarch I Trionfi, Sonnetti e Canzoni (15th C)
Incipit: Luno e dyonisio e laltro e alexandro
Ross.916, Bartolomeo Dotti Satires (18th C)
Incipit: (p.1) A Sua Eccellenza La sig[nora] Procuressa Mocenigo in occasione, che l'Autore riceue l'onore di servila nel Viaggio di Monte Belluna
Ross.917, Zano di Zanti Rappresentazione sacra di s. Jacobo e Filippo Apostel (1556)
Incipit: Uficio de sacrit-ade de mastro gironimo de castri ferarese per zano di zanti ada-demicho de la conpagnia di santo ia-cobo e filipo
Ross.919, Carlorlando Lutti La villa di Maria, gran Madre di Dio (19th C)
Incipit: Proemio. Ueni dilecte mi egrediamur in agrum commoremur in Villis. Cantic. 1.
Ross.920, Giardino della oratione (1454)
Incipit: In dominicia el Prologo nel libro in titulato el giardino del oratio[n]e.
Ross.922, Evangeliarium as usum Christianorum ritus latini in Aegypto (1797)
dated to 1513 years after the martyrdoms under Diocletian (284)
Ross.924, Apocalypse with Commentary, Dialogi duo de rebus religionis inter duos doctor (17th-18th C)
in Arabic Nashi script
Ross.926, Plautus Comedies (15th C)
Incipit: Plavti porte comici clarissimi prima comedia anphitrio incipit. prologvs.
Ross.927, Hero of Alexandria, Bassus Cassianus Geoponica, De re rustica (1501-1525)
Pinakes Entry, scribe: Ἀριστόβουλος Ἀποστόλης
Ross.928, Terence Comedies: Andria, Eunuchus, Heautontimorumenos, Adelphoe, Phormio, Hecyra (14th-15th C)
Incipit: [T]erentius genere estuit affer Cartagine[n]sis Re-uei[t]ente
See Biblissima,
Ross.929, Terrence Comedies, Book IV (14th-15th C)
Incipit: Terentii affri comici poete andria incipit. Natus in excelse tectis caertaginis
Ross.930, Statius Thebaidos, glossed (1375-1500)
Incipit: Aura poli stix inde noue[m] circu[m]flua canpis
See Biblissima
Ross.931, Henrici de Urimaria Theological Works (c. 1444-1449)
Incipit: In p[ri]ncipio c[re]auit deus celu[m] & t[er]-ram
Ross.932, Enrico Alemanno, Guido da Gonzaga (tr) Istoria (tr) (14th C)
Incipit: Istoria [con]posta per Enrico Alema[n]noa in elegante latino in titulata ad Enicho i[m]peratore E translata da poi in uulgare per meser Guido da Go[n]-zaga ad i[n]stancia e peticione de la Illustre madona paula marchesana de Mantua
Translated from Latin into Italian
Ross.933, Juvenal, Horace, Lucan, Virgil, Ovid, et al. Collected Latin Excerpts (15th C)
Incipit: Sequuat[ur] aliqua collecta succincta ex Juuenali Carmi[n]a signabis apponit que iuuenalis
Ross.934, Hippocrates, Marsilius de sancta sophia (tr), Hugo of Sens Recollectiones prognosticorum (tr), etc. (14th C)
Incipit: (f.2r) Om[n]is qui me[dicine] artis inteurcio
Ross.935, Ruffus Laurentius Liber moneschalchie (15th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Questo sonnno li capituli de lo libro de la generacioni guida et infir-mitati et cura de la cavalle
Ross.937, St. Paulinus, vita et martyrium (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit vita vel actus beatissimi paulini p[at]ris nostri Sancti petri discipulii atq[ue] primi lucani epischopi. Misericor[um] et miserator d[omi]n[u]s de summa celi
St. Paulinus was the first bishop of Luca
Ross.938, Theological Miscellany (15th C)
Incipit: Cap[itulum] p[ri]mu[m]. Incipit compendiu[m] theologice uerita-tis p[ri]mis de u[it]a deitat. Virtus theologice sublimitat[is]
Ross.941, Lives of 37 Female Saints (1484)
Incipit: (f.1r) Incomincia la lege[n]da de la gl[orios]o-sa sa[n]cta catheri[n]a v[ir]zene & martire. La beata Catherina belissima unica
In Italian
Ross.942, Sermons (1443)
Incipit: Hic incipitur Lieber qui intytulat[ur] co[n]tract[us] de temp[or]e p[er] circulum a[n]ni
Ross.944, Petrarch Africa (15th C)
Incipit: Francisci Petrarce Poete Florentini Affrica Incipit. Et mihi conspicvv[m] meritis belloq[ue] tr-e mendvm
Ross.945, Petrarch De Viris Illustribus (1401-1425)
Incipit: La tabola di libro de miss[er] franc[isco] petrarcha i[n]-titolato di viris ilustribus
Ross.946 (Upgraded to HQ), Boccaccio L'elegia di Madonna Fiammetta (1463)
Incipit: Suole amiseri acreciare de dolersi
Dated in colophon on f.66v
Ross.948, Statutes for the Wool Workers of Rimini (1422)
Incipit: Al nome de la sanctissima trinita padre & figliolo & spirito sancto & de la glioriosissi[m]a & Beatissima madre del figliolo de dio maria
Dated on f.1r
Ross.950, Pietro Bellori Inscrizioni labidarie antiche (1778)
Incipit: (f.1v) All' ill[ustrissi]mo e r[everentissi]mo sig[nore] monsignor giammaria riminaldi patrizio ferrarese vditore della s. R. Rota e primo presidente pontif[icio] nell'alma vniversita degli stvdi in patria
Ross.951, Jean Daucy Epitom des Gestes des 63 Ducs de Lorraine depuis Lother justues au present Charles XII (1556)
Incipit: (f.1r) A Tres hauti et Tres puissant Prince Charles par la grace de. Dieu, Duc de Lorraine et Marchis
Ross.952, Johannes von Freiburg Summa Confessorum (15th C)
Incipit: Hie hebt sich an das Register des lobleichen
German
Ross.953, Johannes von Freiburg Summa Confessorum (1452)
Incipit: Unusquisq[ue] sicut accep graciam in alterutrum illam amini strantes Eppist[o]la Petri Cappitulo [quarto]
dated in colophon on f.341r
Ross.954, Vocabularius (15th C)
Incipit: Ex quo p[rese]ntes vocabulaii varii autentici su[n]t videlicet
Ross.955, Priscian Institutiones grammaticae (1467)
Incipit: [C]vm omnis eloquencie doc-trina[m] et omne genus
Large initial on f.1 has been excised. See Biblissima. Scribe: Johann Gremper
Ross.956, Cicro, Horace Rhetorica Nova, De officiis, De amicitia, Sermonum Books II, De senectute (1401-1425)
Incipit: Et si negotys familiaribus impe-diti
Ross.957 (Upgraded to HQ), Cicero Orations (1415)
Incipit: M. Tvllii Ciceronis in L. Catelinam liber primus Incipit feliciter. Quousq[ue] tandem abuetere Catilina patientia
Ross.958, Cornelius Nepos, Plutarch, Leonardi Justinani(tr), Guarini Veronensis (tr) Works, Vitae Cimonis, Luculli et Phocionis, Vita Marcelli (15th C)
Incipit: Emilii Prebi de Excellentisus ducibus exterar[um] gentiu[m] liber incipit feliciter lege Proemium. [N]on dubito fore plerosq[ue] attice qui hoc genus scripture
See Biblissima
Ross.959, Lucan De bello Civili (glossed) (15th C)
Incipit: [C[orduba me genuit, Rapuit Nero p[ra]lia dixi
See Biblissima
Ross.960, Plautus Comedies (15th C)
Incipit: Epigra[m]ma plauti. [P]ost q[uam] est mor[t]e captus plautus comoedia lug&
See Biblissima
Ross.961 (Upgraded to HQ), Eustathios of Thessalonike Commentary on Homer's Odyssey (15th-16th C)
Pinakes Entry, scribe: Ἀριστόβουλος Ἀποστόλης
Ross.962 (Upgraded to HQ), Proclus On Plato's Parmedies and Alcibiades, Theologica Platonica (1501-1550)
Pinakes Entry, scribe: Κωνσταντῖνος Μεσοβώτης
Ross.963, Bartolus de Saxoferrato Commentaria in Codicem, Books I-IX. Repititio in Codicem, Book VIII (15th C)
Incipit: Vera R[ubr]ica est illa qua[m] dictam vobis
Ross.967, Dante, Paolo Costa (Annotations) Purgatory, with Annotations (1801-1836)
Incipit: (f.2r) Del Purgatorio. Canto I[o]. argomento. Dove si purga l'anima e risorge
Autograph copy
Ross.968, Dante, Paolo Costa (Annotations) Paradise, with Annotations (1801-1836)
Incipit: (f.2r) Il Paradiso Canto I[o] Argomento. Al primo Ciel dove gioia
Ross.972, Nozhat al-âsiq al-miskîn Lenimen miseri Amatoris (16th C)
The ms is foliated/scanned backwards
Ross.973, Hugo Senensis Consilia Medica (15th C)
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t consil-ia M. Vgonis de be-ntiis de senis. Dispositio hvivs magni[fici] viri
Ross.974, Medical Miscellany (14th-15th C)
Incipit: Incipiunt consilia gntilis defulgineo doctoris eximii acapite etc. quor[um] primum est dedebilitate cerebri cu[m] habundantia humoris malencolici
Ross.979, Sextus Empiricus Hypotyposes, Adversus mathematicos, Adversus dogmaticos (1525-1575)
Ross.981 (Upgraded to HQ), Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Demetrius Phalerius, Apsines, Cassius Longinus, et al. Texts on Rhetoric (1533-1566)
Ross.983, Johannes Stobaeus Anthology (1525-1550)
Pinakes Entry, scribes identified as Κωνσταντῖνος Μεσοβώτης and Valeriano Albini
Ross.984, Columella De Agricultura, Books III-V, Liber de Arboribus (16th C)
Incipit: Libro III. L. Junio Modarato Columella della cosa della milla Libro .III.
Translated into Italian
Ross.985, Giusto de Conti La bella Mano (15th C)
Incipit: P[er] Alfabeto A segnato p[er] ... Amore q[uan]do p[er] ferme ben felice
Ross.986 (Low Quality), Varia > Miscellanea (1426 - 1500 )
Ross.989, Persius, Hieronymi Brassuoli Satires, with Commentary (1544)
Incipit: (f.1r) Pauli Flacci Persei Poetæ Satirar[um] Opus cum co[m]mentariis
Ross.990, Raymund Llull Septem regulae locutioum sacrarum scripturarum, Liber definitionem, Liber domini Reimundi Lluli, etc.
Incipit: Yo poncio pilato juez ordenando porel Romano monarcha sere[n]no
proceeded by some Spanish poetry
Ross.992, Fioretti di S. Francesco (14th C)
Incipit: [P]rimo capitolo nara de xii primi co[m]pagni de sancto
Ross.993, Fioretti di S. Francesco (14th C)
Incipit: como recito poi ali compagni ch[e] i[n] quello leuare
Ross.997, Nicolò Leonico Tomeo, Antipater Sidonius Letters, Epigram (16th C)
Pinakes Entry, see Biblissima
Ross.998, Mundinus Anatomica (1456)
Incipit: Questo libro sie de notomia de monidino
Dated on f.LXXIXr
Ross.999, Modus studendi, Contentio auri et mentulae, Proepositionarium, De Computo ecclesiastico tractatus (1498)
Incipit: Pregnans studendi mod[us] p[ro]pt[er]
Ross.1000, Samul Marocconus, Joachim of Fiore, Gregory the Great Letters, Concordia Old and New Testament, De indumentis sacerdotum in celebretione missae (15th C)
Incipit: Reverendissimo in chr[ist]o patri domino sintri Vgoni Mag[ist]ro ordinis fratru[m] predicatorum dignissimo ac sacrosancte
Ross.1002, Feo Belcari Rappresentazione di Abramo e di Isaac, etc (15th C)
Incipit: Op[er]uersi chri[sti]ani dove e il frutto
Ross.1003, Sonnets (16th C)
Incipit: (p.1) Quando el mio sol del qual inuidia prende laltro, ch spesso si nascond et fuge
ff.VIIr-VIIIv are an index
Ross.1004, Baptista Mantuanus De morte federici Spagnoli fratris sui Carmen ad Ptolomeum fratrem (16th C)
Incipit: Fratris Baptiste Mantuam Carmelite de morte federici spagnoli fr[atr]is sui Carmen ad Ptolomeus fratrem. O natura quid est ut si fas dicere tamtu[m]
Ross.1005, Augustinus Tinaccius Dissrtatio d variis Vehiculorum currumque gneribus (1709)
Incipit: Ad Librum Decastichon.
Ross.1006, Sallust De coniuratione Catiline (15th C)
Incipit: Omnis homines qui student sese p[re]stare cet[er]is
Ross.1007, Johannes de Virgilio Diaffonus (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit diaffon[us] m[ihi] Joh[ann]is qui postea d[i]c[t]us est de Virgilio
Ross.1008, Poems in praise of Isotta Ariminensis (15th C)
Incipit: [P]Erlege isota [precor] mea carmi[n]a perlege
Ross.1009, Chronicae Antiquae, Genealogia dei Picholomini, Tractatus de ignorantiae causis (15th-16th C)
See Iter liturgicum italicum lists as "1488 from Padua", but nothing else, does not match the manuscript
Ross.1010, Francesco Cesari Writings (18th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Si difende Cesare. Pompeo il quale ad imitaazione di
Ross.1016, Festus De Verborum Significatu (15th C)
Incipit: Augustus locus santus ab auium gestu idest quia ab
See Biblissima
Ross.1018, Paulus Nicanus, Blemmydes Nicphorus, wt al Medical Miscellany (15th C)
See Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams, Pinakes Entry, scribe: Ἀντώνιος Πυρόπουλος
Ross.1019, Justinus Epitoma Historiam Philippicarum Pompei Trogi (15th C)
Incipit: usq[ue] egyptum ex cessit. Sed Longinqua non bella
See Biblissima
Ross.1020, Cicero De officiis, Paradoxa ad Brutum (1470)
Incipit: [Q]uamq[uam] te ma[r]ce fili an-num iam
See Biblissima
Ross.1022, Eustathius, Bishop of Thessalonica, Strabo, Dionysius Periegeta, et a. Commentary on Dionysium Periegetem, Geography, etc (15th C)
Ross.1023, Simplicius, Gregorius Cyprius Commentarius in Epicteti Enchiridion, Encomium in Andronicum II (1501-1550)
Pinakes Entry, scribe: Κωνσταντῖνος Μεσοβώτης (ff. 1-351, 414-459)
Ross.1024, Festus, et al. De verborum Significatu, etc (1472-1473)
Incipit: F. po[m][n]pei festi de int[er]p[re]tatione linguæ latine. [A]vgvstvs locus sanctus ab auiu[m] gestu
See Biblissima
Ross.1025, Aristotle, John Philoponis De anima, Commentary on De anima (15th C)
Pinakes Entry, scribe: Ἀνδρόνικος Κάλλιστος
Ross.1026, Wilhelm Horborch Decisiones novae Rotae Romanae, ax annis 1376-1381 (15th C)
Incipit: In no[m]i[n]e d[omi]ni amen. Anno a natiuitate euisde[m] millesi-mo trice[n]tesimo septuagesimosexto die mercurii
Ross.1028, Assorted Judicial Works (15th C)
Incipit: De vita et Hone-state Clericor[um] Rvbrica svb eo-dem d[omi]no Franci s[e]c[un]do Anno 2[o] studii mei
part of it is dated 1457 (f.293v)
Ross.1030, Bernardus de Rosengro, Aegidius de Bellamera, et al Papae potestate tractatus tres (15th C)
Incipit: Agoranimus de sacro principatu, De sacro principata d[omi]ni
Ross.1033 (Upgraded to HQ), Abū al-Ḥusayn ʿAbd al-Raḥmān ibn ʿUmar al-Ṣūfī, Abū ‘Alī ibn al-Ṣūfī’ Kitāb Ṣuwar al-Kawākib al-Thābitah (“Book of the Constellations of the Fixed Stars”), Rajaz fī Ṣuwar al-Kawākib (1224)
in Maghrebi script. See Catalogue of al-Ṣūfī Manuscripts.
Ross.1035, Cancellariae apostolicae Regulae (15th C)
Incipit: Martinus & Ad p[er]petuam. Rei memoriam. Romani pontificis prouidencia circu[m]specta
Ross.1036 (Upgraded to HQ), Guglielmo da Saliceto Chirurgia (15th C)
Incipit: ma el medico non Como dice galie-no in el suo tegner
Ross.1037, Dominicus de Dominicis Sermons, Tractatus plures dogmatici (1450-1475)
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t sermiones quida[m] festiui
Ross.1040, Ludolphus de Saxony Vita Jesu Christi partes 3-4 (14th C)
Incipit: De confessione Vere Fidei quam petrus
Ross.1041, Ludolphus de Saxonia Vitae Jesu Christi, Part 4 (14th C)
Incipit: Incipit q[ua]rta p[arte]s libri de uita iesu chr[ist]i de passione d[omi]ni
Continuation of Ross.1040
Ross.1042, Seneca Tragedies X (glossed) (15th C)
Incipit: At ille rupto carcere umbraru[m] ferox
See Biblissima
Ross.1043, Lucan Pharsalia, Books I-V (glossed) (15th C)
Incipit: [C]orduba me genuit repuit Nero p[re]lia dixi
Ross.1044, Prudentius Psychomachia (glossed) (14th C)
Incipit: [S]enex fidelis prima credendi uia e[st]
Ross.1045, Curtius Rufus De Gestis Alexandri (1441)
Incipit: Qvinti Curtii Hystorie Alexandri Macedonis Liber Tertuis Incipit. Primus eni[m] & Secundus uetustate aboleti no[n] h[abe]ntur
Dated in colophon on f.128r
Ross.1046, Juvenal Satires (1475)
Incipit: Semp[er] ego auditor tantum nu[n]-q[uam] ne reponam
See Biblissima, dated on f.83v
Ross.1047, Valerius Maximus Facta et dicta memorabilia (15th C)
Incipit: Urbis romæ exterarum q[ue[ gentium facta simul ac di-cta memoratu digna
See Biblissima,
Ross.1049, Cicero De Oficiis (glossed) (1460)
Incipit: [Q]vanquam Te Marce fili an[n]um iam andientem cratuppum
See Biblissima. Dated and signed "Antonio" on f.70r, in red
Ross.1050 (Upgraded to HQ), Vibius Sequester De fluminibus, fontibus, locubus etc (15th C)
Incipit: Mossella belgice de fluit in rhenum
Ross.1051, Juvenal Satires (glossed) (1375-1400)
Incipit: Semp[er] ego auditor tantu[m] nu[n]q[ua]d repona[m]
See Biblissima
Ross.1052 (Upgraded to HQ), Ovid Metamorphoses (15th C)
Incipit: Vix equidem fauces hec ip[s]a in u[er]ba
See Biblissima,
Ross.1055, Johannes Andreae Additiones ad speculum judiciale Durandtis, Summula de sponsalibus et matrimoniis (1390-1396)
Incipit: [R]euerendo in chr[ist]o p[at]ri
Ross.1056, Joannes Andreae Novella super Tertio Libro Decretalium (15th C)
Incipit: Incipit Novella d[omi]ni Joha[n]nis Andree sup[er] iii[o] libro decreta-lium. Fini-to tractatu
Statement of donation dated to May 22, 1513 on f.369r
Ross.1058, Several Judicial Tracts (c. 1440, 1454)
Incipit: (f.1r) Incipiunt singularia notabilia celeberrimi doctoris
Ross.1060, Bartolus de Saxoferrato Lectura super I (15th C)
Incipit: Soluto matrimonio q[u]admodum dos petatur. Qvoniam hic non est cap[ut]
Ross.1061, Bartolus de Saxoferrato, et al. Tractatus de fluminibus seu Tyberiadis, etc (15th C)
ff.1r-2v is a table of contents
Ross.1064, Acts of the Council of Constance (15th C)
Incipit: (f.3v) Acta generalis Concilii Constanti[e]n[sis] presidente p[a]pa] Jo[hannes] XXIII usq[ue] quo
ff. 1r-3r is a table of contents
Ross.1065, Guido de Perpiniano Glossae super Euangeliis (14th C)
Incipit: Beatus math[eu]s d[e] chr[ist]i g[e]n[us] o[mn]e
Ross.1067, Johannes de Ruelant De herbis et aliis medicinis (1425-1475)
Incipit: Cum ego i[n] medi-cine artis [studio] opt[i]mas scire
colophon on f.161v "Per me Johannem Ruelant de Almania"
Ross.1068, Jacobus de Cesulis Liber Schaccorum (15th C)
Incipit: Capitulum p[ri]mum. Intra o[mn]ia mala signa i[n] homine unu[m] est
Ross.1070, Aegidius de Bellamera Lectura super decreto Gratiani (1375-1425)
Incipit: Opus Remissoriu[m] super decreto. A-d honorem Sancte et
Ross.1074, Aegidius de Bellamera Consilia (14th C)
Incipit: [S]upposita Reservat[i]one gene-rali beneficioru[m]
first half of a two volume set with Ross.1075
Ross.1078, Gilles Bellemère Lectura super Clementis (1375-1400)
Incipit: Incipit lectura domini Egidii de bella mera super tercio libro in clementinis. De vita et honestate clericorum Rubrica.
Ross.1079, Gilles Bellemère Lectura super Clementinis, Books 4-5 (1375-1400)
Incipit: Incipit Tercia lectura domini Egidii de bellamera sup[er] clemen. Rubrica de constingumitate et affinitate et super quarto libro
Ross.1080, Baldus de Ubaldis, Angelus de Ubaldis, Bartolus de Saxoferrato Judicial Works (c. 1434)
Incipit: Incipit lectu[r]a Baldi de p[er]usio sup[er] usib[us] pheudor[um] & colle. Intellectu[m] tibi
Third work is dated 1434 on f.327r, the rest are in different hands but roughly contemporary
Ross.1081, Repertorium Juris, alphabetical (15th C)
Incipit: [A]prepositio an sumatur exclusiue
Part of a 2 volume set, Ross.1081-2
Ross.1082, Repertorium iuris (15th C)
Incipit: gentarius ss. cum aut[em] .ff. de eden
Part 2, see Ross.1081 for part 1
Ross.1084, Arnoldus de Rotterdam Repertorium juris (1436)
Incipit: Memori-am esse thesaurum i[n]ue[n]tor[um] eleganter
Dated and signed in colophon on f.525v
Ross.1085, Johannes de Milis Repertorium Juris, alias Absenti (15th C)
Incipit: (f.4r) Ab-se-n-ti Queritur actio ex contractu per
ff.2r-3v is a list of words
Ross.1087, Baldus de Ubaldis Lectura super I-II Codices (c. 1406)
Incipit: Incipit liber p[ri]m[us] De Nouo codice componendo R[ubri]ca.
Part of a four-volume set Ross.1087-1090
Ross.1088, Baldus de Ubaldis Lectura super III-V Codices (15th C)
Incipit: Rem maioris creditor deceptus
Part of a four volume set, Ross.1087-1090, book 5 incomplete here, continued in next
Ross.1089, Baldus de Ubaldis Lectura super 6-7 codices (15th C)
Incipit: In chr[ist]i nomine amen. Incipit opus d[omi]ni Baldi de perusio uteuisq[ue] ius doctoris super vi libro Codicis
Part of a 4 volume set, Ross.1087-1090
Ross.1090, Baldus de Ubaldus Lectura Super VIII-IX Codices (15th C)
Incipit: Idest de hiis qui ma[n]umiteu[n]t[ur] vindicta dicitur
Part of a 4 volume set, Ross-1087-1090
Ross.1092, Johannes de Turrecremata Lectura super Decreto Gratiani (15th C)
Incipit: [S]anctissimo et beatissimo ac clementissimo d[omi]no d[omi]no paulo diuina pro-uidentia sancte
Part of a 5 volume set, Ross,1091-1095
Ross.1094, Juan de Torquemada Lectura super Decreto Gratiani (15th C)
Incipit: (f.3v) Completi[us] per dei gratiam duob[us] Volumi[n]ib[us] in tractatu de Caus[ibus]
part of a set, Ross.1091-1095
Ross.1095, Johannes de Turrecremata Lectura super Decreto Gratiani (15th C)
Incipit: De ecclesiar[um] [con]secracio[n]e
Part of a 5 volume set, Ross.1091-1095
Ross.1096, Oldradus Ponte de Laude Consilia (14th C)
Incipit: An in restitutione que petitur fieri de beneficio, p[ro]bacio tituli canonici requiratur
Incipit: (f.2r) De Christo D[omi]no Parentioblato Gratio
Has older foliation at top right corner, f.2r is marked "367"
Ross.1099, Geisterbeschworungen (17th-18th C)
Incipit: Gebet um Weissheit. O Jehova Elohim Adonai Zebaoth Elia. O El Schadai
In German
Ross.1100, Boccaccio Lettere Volgari (15th C)
Incipit: Id extimo mis[er] Pino ch[e] no[n]sia solam[en]te utile, ma necessario ad aspetar
Ross.1102, Ovid, Girolamo da Siena (tr) Metamorphoses (tr in prose) (15th C)
Incipit: Libro eta delloro poi est gioue. Ebbo facto El modo. La prima Eta Fu auzea nelaquale noneza nissuna
Ross.1104, Legenda di S. Giovanni Battista (15th C)
Incipit: Leggenda di San Giovanni Batista. Tale si a il titolo, che porta questo spirituale Roman
Ross.1105, Abbot De Nufbour L'Origine de la Noblesse Françoise (1730)
Incipit: (f.2r) L'origine de la Noblesse Françoise. Je pourois d'abord entrer en matiere
text prefaced with a dedication letter to a Monsieud Du Bois, directeur general des ponts et chaussees de France
Ross.1109, Antonio Milledont Historia del sacro Concilio di Trento (16th C)
Incipit: (f.1r) Historia del sacro concilio di Trento scritta per m, Antonio Milledont secretario venetiane. Prefatio. Poi che non posso manear d'obedir quei signori
ff.1r-46r is a detailed index. Foliation restarts after f.50v for the main text
Ross.1112, Antoninus Somma de Penitentia (15th C)
Incipit: (f.3r) El ponderoso ualore de la s[an]cta Kari-tade fra filippo mio ma [con]stretto
Ross.1113, Johannes Christian Lange (Logotheta) Theologia Christiana in Numeris (18th C)
Incipit: (f.IIr) Theologia Christiana in Numeris. das ist Sonderbahre Darstessung
Copy of a 1734 printed work
Ross.1114, Orationes, Epistola Luciceri ad Clerum, De rhythimis vulgaribus, Aesopi vita, etc (c. 1485-1487)
Ross.1115, Amolinus Rhodiginus De syllogismo resolutiorio (1475-1500)
Incipit: Laurentius AMolinus Rhodiginus Clarissimo sacræ pagniae illustratori Iacobo Bonacursio Rhodignio viro primario in Minorum Religione
Ross.1116, Petrarch Sonnets and Songs (15th C)
Incipit: Qui comesca vno libro damor[r]e. [P]oi chascoltate in rime sparse il suono
Ross.1117 (Upgraded to HQ), Giorgio Sommariva Poems (16th C)
Incipit: O vela sacra efigie de colei
After 1579
Ross.1120, Rappresentatione della Samaritana (16th C)
Incipit: Rapresentatione della Samaratina. Christo, Homo d[e] galilea, .s. giouano
Ross.1121, Faventia (16th C)
Incipit: Quando fauentia fuit destructa. Sub anno dom[in]eæ incarnationis DCC.
Ross.1125, Quatuor Libri sententiarum: puncta reportata (1456)
Incipit: In nomine domini nostri iesu cristi per quem accepim[us]
Ross.1126, Bellino Bissolo Speculum Vitae (1375-1400)
Incipit: Incipit speculum Vite co[m]positu[m] a maistro Bellino. Istorias recitare nouas uelud e[st] nova fama
Ross.1127, Trattato di Verginita (15th C)
Incipit: De chr[ist]o iesu i[n] amorata anima sposa dilectissima
Ross.1128, Jerome Inventio ac Translatio corporis S. Anthonii heremite (1425-1475)
Incipit: Incipit ep[isto]la beati Eusebii ad beatum Damasus protuensem
Ross.1130, Boccaccio Il Corbaccio (1472)
Incipit: []ualunque persona tace[n]-do gli benificii riccieuuti
Ross.1132, Antonius de Parma, Bonus de Stupanis de Cumis, Innocent III, et al. Postillae super Euangelia de tempore, Historia passionis Christi, De miseria humanae conditionis, etc. (15th C)
Incipit: Incipiu[n]t postille super e-wangelia d[om]m[ini]calia. D[o]m[ini]ca p[ri]ma in aduentu
See Biblissima
Ross.1134 (Upgraded to HQ), Lionora di Bardi, Ippolito Buondelmonti, Leonardo Bruni Novella (16th C)
Incipit: Nela Magnificha et famo-sissima Cita de Fire[n]ze sono due chasate
Ross.1135, Ovid Epistolae Heroidum (tr) (15th C)
Incipit: In chomincia il prolagho sopra la pistola laquale penalope mamdoe aulis suo marito camante
Ross.1137, Muretus Sive de Historia Dialogus (17th C)
Incipit: Mvretvs Sive de Historia Dialogvs. Cum de triplice stiilo controversiom anno
Ross.1138 (Upgraded to HQ), Oleorum principis (15th C)
Incipit: Oleor[um] Principis Olei Monzibinii Situs ortus virtusq[ue]
Ross.1139, Helinandus Epistola de reparatione lapsi (14th - 15th C)
Incipit: Incipit epistola helyna[n]di directa ad amicu[m] lapsu[m], q[ui] helynand[us] floruit circa a[n]nu[m] domi[ni] millesimu[m] duce[n]tesimu[m]
Ross.1140, Dialogus de sui ipsius cognitione (17th-18th C)
Incipit: De svi ipsivs cogni-tione dialogvs. Interlocutoribus Ludouico de Nemours et Francisco Pugiella
Ross.1142, Petrus de Abano Praxis Cabbala Alba et Nigra (1560)
Incipit: (p.2) Sieses Luch ist darum abgeschrieven worden
Ross.1144, Gesta Romanorum (1395)
Incipit: Incipiunt gesta imp[er]ator[um] moralizatri ac de clam-atione Benice & Joh[ann]is
Ross.1145, Antonius Riccobonus Epitomes libri in artem Rhetoricam Aristotelis (16th-17th C)
Incipit: Epitome libri in Artem Rhe-toricam Aris. Antonii Riccoboni De Natura Rhetoricæ
Ross.1146, Festivitates facta Patavii in honorem Pascalis Malipiero (1458)
Incipit: Piu & piu uolte diletissimo fradello, per darre alquanto
Ross.1148, Matteo Palmieri Liber de Temporibus (15th C)
Incipit: Mathei palmerii florentini de Tempo[r]ib[us] Incipit. Et p[ri]mo proemiu[m] ad petrum filiu[m] Cosme Mediceni
Ross.1149, Alain de Lille, ps-Seneca, et al. Anticlaudians, etc (1386)
Incipit: Incipit liber alani in Anticlaudiane. Autoris mendicos reer[um]
See Biblissima
Ross.1151, Antonius de Butrio Lectura super V libris Decretalium (15th C)
Incipit: In nomine p[at]ris et filii et sp[irit]us s[an]c[t]i am[en]. Liber s[ecundu]s
Part of a 5 volume set, Ross.1150-1154
Ross.1154, Antonius de Butrio Lectura super 4-5 Decretalium (15th C)
Incipit: Materiam libri et tituli p[ro] sequantur gracia[us]
part of a set, Ross.1150-1154
Ross.1157 (Upgraded to HQ), Domenico di Bandino Fontis memorabilium universi (1375-1400)
Incipit: Ut euitaret carus michi gemcor p[ro]lixi-tatem uolumi[ni]s mate-riam in vno loco
Part of a 3 volume set, Ross.1155-1157
Ross.1158 (Upgraded to HQ), Giovanni Calderini, Gaspare Calderini Consilia, numero 397 (15th C)
Incipit: D[omi]n[u]s frater Egidii Ep[iscopu]s Vice[n]
Ross.1160, Dominicus de S. Geminiano Lectura super Sexto Decretalium (15th C)
Incipit: Quia Glo[ria] p[ri]ma sine recitat[i]o[n]e est legenda
First of a 2 volume set, Ross.1160-1161
Ross.1161, Dominicus de S. Geminiano Lectura super Sexto Decretalium (15th C)
Incipit: Oppo[nitur] q[uod] R[ubri]ca non fu[er]it bene
part of a set with Ross.1160
Ross.1163, Baldus de Ubaldis Lectura super toto Digesto Vetere (c. 1388)
Incipit: Quoniam igit[ur] o[mn]ia doctri-narum o[mn]ium fere principia a noce
Ross.1166.pt.B, Notes on a Fragment of the Book of the Dead (20th C)
Notes originally bound with Ross.1166, a fragment of an Egyptian Book of the Dead
Ross.1170, Charles V Diploma for the Monastery Casemarii, Cistercian (1533)
Incipit: Carolvs Qvintvs Divina Favente Cleme[n]tia. Romanorum Imperator semp[er] Augustus ac Germanie, Hispaniarum Viriusq[ue] Siciliæ
Original
Ross.1171 (Upgraded to HQ), Correspondence of Piux VII (1800-1808)
Incipit: Nel momento che con sommo consolazione Io inteso la lieta
Ross.1173, Papal Nuncia in Paris (1802-1806)
Incipit: Istrucezione per l'E[merentissi]mo Legato 1. Decembre 1802
Ross.1174, Correspondence from Rome (1808-1809)
Incipit: (f.1r) Rome le ng. Janvier 1808= A Monseigneur le Card[inal] Secretaire d'Etat
Incipit: Filadelfia 1789 PP. Pro Feria V. Die 29 Januarii 1789. Varie prop[rae]m, che sono state
Incipit: Ex authographo quod extat in Tabulario Pontiicio Castri Sancti Angeli Armar IIs. caps. VIII. num[ero] 30
Ross.1185, Joanne de Ribera Regula et Constititiones Monialium Excalcabaru Reformatarum Sancti Augustinis
Incipit: (f.2r) Regulæ Sancti Augustini Pars Prima Caput I. De amore Dei, Unione, et Conformatate in operibus, et actionibus
Ross.1187, Paul V Ordo servandus in Processione SS. Corporis Christi (1605)
Incipit: Paulus Papa V. Motu proprio [i]n Omnibus et sin-gulis officialibus Rom. Curiæ
Ross.1195, Antiphonarium, Fransiscan Use (1476-1500)
Incipit: Confessor dei nicolaus obili progenie sed nobili-or
Ross.1197, Catalogus Bibliothecae Luis Charlotta Duciss. olim Saxon seu Bibliotheca Rossiana
Incipit: (f.2r) N[ote]: Littera significat litteram in serinu[m] sum[m]itate affixam
Ross.1208, Aloysii Dichtl Incunabulorum Rossianae Bybliothecae index alphabeticus. (c. 1915)
Incipit: 1167. Abano de, Petrus. Conciliator differentiar[um] Tractatus de veneris
Index ends at Ross.2499
Incipit: 1. XXII 109,20 Libdisu fil. Joannis, Approbatio de S. Conc. Trident. & professio fidei
Incipit: Augsburg. 1. Günther Zainer. 1. 11. Jan. 1471. Rodericus Zamorensis. Speculum humanæ vita
