[RVF and Triumphi – with index]

275x186 mm; I + 183 + I fols.

parchment; humanistic script; Petrarch’s poems with one verse per line; two rectangular-box illuminations; historiated and decorated initials.

<inc> A pie di colli oue la bella uesta

fols. 1r-8v: alphabetical index of the first lines of RVF poems (under each letter of the alphabet, poems are listed in order of appearance);
 
fol. 8v: excerpt from Petrarch’s Epystole III.24 (<inc> Alue [sic] cara deo tellus s[an]c[t]issima salue; <exp> Salue s[an]c[t]a parens, terrar[um] gloria salue);
 
fols. 9r-104r: RVF 4-263;
 
fols. 104v-verso of following unnumbered fol.: blank;
 
fols. 105r-145v: RVF 264-366;
 
fol. 145v: colophon: Completa sunt hec fragmenta petrarce o[m]nib[u]s alijs meliora per me feraldus ad placita magnanimi legum doctoris domini Cambij. olim inclite fame d[omi]ni Caroli de Çambeccharijs de Bononia. Anno d[omi]ni 1414. de mense sempte[m]bris.;
 
fols. 146r-179v: Triumphi (order: Mortis II, Fame Ia, Amoris II, Amoris I, Amoris III, Amoris IV, Pudicitie (in a shortened and altered version of 100 lines), Mortis I, Fame I, Fame II, Fame III, Temporis, Eternitatis);
 
fol. 179v: colophon: ET hic finiunt Triu[m]phi petrarce;
 
fols. 180r-182v: Petrarch’s Penitential Psalms interrupted after few lines of the fifth one (<inc> Eu [sic] michi misero quia iratum aduersus me constitui redentorem meum et legem suam contumaciter neglexi; <exp> et male michi est somnus meus);
 
fol. 182v: sonnet by anonymous author penned by a later hand (‘Una angelica ydea in facie humana’);
 
fol. 183r: two possession notes introduced by declarations of births in French;
 
fol. 183v: blank.