[RVF and Triumphi – with annotations and index]

286x126 mm; I + 118 + I¹ + I fols.

paper; two hands: semi-gothic hand (for main text), and cursive humanistic script (for marginal annotations); Petrarch’s poems with one verse per line, with annotations irregularly distributed on the sides.

<inc> A pie de choli oue la bella uesta

fols. 1r-5r: alphabetical index of the first lines of the sonnets of RVF (under each letter of the alphabet, poems are listed in order of appearance);
 
fol. 5v: index of the first lines of the capitoli of the Triumphi in order of appearance, below which the incipit of both the certificate of Petrarch’s coronation and the poet’s epitaph are listed;
 
fols. 6r-98v: RVF, followed by Petrarch’s dispersa ‘Poi chal factor de luniverso piacque’, with annotations;
 
fol. 98v: colophon: finis sonectorum;
 
fol. 98v: [Matteo Frescobaldo’s] sonnet ‘Per ripossarse su le calde piume’;
 
fols. 99r-118v: Triumphi with annotations (order: Amoris I, Amoris III, Amoris IV, Pudicitie, Mortis I, Mortis Ia, Mortis II, Fame Ia, Amoris II, Fame I, Fame II, Fame III.1-48);
 
fol. I¹r: extract from Petrarch’s metrical epistle to Giacomo Colonna (Ep. metr. I, 7.190-200) (‘Metra franc[isci] petrarce libro p[rim]o m[—] utilitatem librorum describentis’, <inc> Nature secreta alij par optima vite; <exp> valores meminisse dies vitanque fugacem);
 
fol. I¹v: blank.