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M. Tul. Ciceronis. ad. M. Brutum & ceteros epistole

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Publication date: Anno domini natalis .M.cccc.lxx. [1470]
Call number: 86419
Creator: Cicero, Marcus Tullius(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Occasional contemporary ms. annotations and manicules. Shelfmarks "K f 11" and "2∙M∙1" on free endpaper at beginning of Thomas Herbert, 8th Earl of Pembroke. The book remained in the Herbert family until the sale at Sotheby in 1914 when it was purchased by George D. Smith for Henry Huntington.
Dimensions: 33 cm (Folio)
Associated people: Bussi, Giovanni Andrea, (1417-1475,); Sweynheim, Konrad, (-1477,); Pannartz, Arnold, (-approximately 1478,); Pembroke, Thomas Herbert, (1656-1733,); Cicero, Marcus Tullius.; Cicero, Marcus Tullius.; Cicero, Marcus Tullius.
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Eloquentię principis M. Tullii Ciceronis Ad Brutum Tusculanarum Quęstionum : [manuscript]
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ff. 2-85v; ff. 86-87v blank. [Cicero] Tusculanae disputationes. Incipit: Cum defensionum laboribus senatoriisque muneribus. Explicit: variisque et circumfusis molestiis alia nulla potuit inveniri levatio. P. E. A. F. Rubric: Eloquentię principis M. Tullii Ciceronis Ad Brutum Tusculanarum Quęstionum Liber Primus in quo tractatur de immortalitate animi fęliciter Incipit. Latin. M. Pohlenz, ed., M. Tulli Ciceronis . . . Tusculanae Disputationes (Leipzig 1918) 217-459. Marginal commentary begins for Book I, f. 1v,"Doctrina greca, Homerus . . ."; for Book II, f. 24,"Quod philosophia necessaria sit unicuique generi hominum . . ."; for Book III, f. 35v,"Cicero invocat Brutum Cęsaris occisorem in cuius laude hoc opus composuit . . ."; for Book IV, f. 51,"In hac pręfatione vult ostendere quod omnis voluptas floruerit in urbe roma . . ."; for Book V, f. 66,"Hec questio quinta concludit quod virtus ipsa sola sit contenta . . ." Note on f. 1v,"M. Cicero post C. Cęsaris obitum reversus fuit in Tusculanum et phylosophię operam dedit et quemadmodum alia tempora tradidit precepta artis ita et hic quędam phylosophię pręcepta dare constituit et hoc tempore Cęsaris Augusti Lepidi et Antonii confecit opus.".
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