[Triumphi with anonymous commentary]

295x220 mm, I + 63 + I fols.

paper; cursive humanistic script; Petrarch’s poems set in a central block with commentary distributed on all four sides.

<inc> Quel ej demophonte. Demophonte fo figliolo del Re di tracia elquale andando p[er] lo mondose in[n]amoro defile (fol. 24r)

fols. 24r-57v: Triumphi (order: Amoris I.127-160, Amoris III, Amoris IV, Pudicitie, Mortis I, Mortis II, Fame Ia.1-6, 28-45, 106-163, Amoris II.1-150, Fame I.115-130, Fame II, Fame III, Temporis, Eternitatis) with anonymous commentary on Amoris I.127-Mortis II.24 (<inc> Quel ej demophonte. Demophonte fo figliolo del Re di tracia elquale andando p[er] lo mondose in[n]amoro defile regia di rodopeia et puoj che hebbe hauta insuo dominio separtio di [sic] p[ro]metendolj de reto[r]nare p[er] essa; <exp of commentary> co[n]lley laq[uale] era ussita et uolata come d[⎯] dalilamenti et legamj delcorpo daquella unica uita laq[u]a[le] e sola dachiam[⎯] uita cio [††] [fol. 40v]);
 
fol. 57v: colophon: Deo finis gratias; followed by Latin paragraph on the Triumphi (<inc> D[omini] F[rancisci] P[etrarce] hunc triunfor[um] librus composuit i[n] laudem Laure dilecte sue; <exp> Quella legiadra et gloriosa donna et ultimo describit triunfum t[em]p[o]ris o[mn]ia uincentum q[uo]s o[mn]ia subiacent[em] ey Jbi. [†] [—] alb[—]oris operis);
 
Other contents:
 
fols. 1r-22v: [Mino d’Arezzo]’s poetic writing on Dante’s Commedia (‘Hec est tabula capitolor[um] inferny sup[er] p[re]sent[iu]s come[—]’);
 
fol. 23r-23v: anonymous astronomical observations (<inc> Saturne nasciente; <exp> capricorno 10 casa Tenota aueraie [sic] migliore uentura in uecheza ch[e] egoue[n]tu [sic]);
 
fol. 58r-58v. Antonio da Ferrara’s canzone ‘Jo ho gia lecto elpianto deitroyanj’;
 
fols. 59r-62v: excerpts from Dante’s Commedia (Paradiso VIII.7-148, Inferno VIII.126-130, Inferno IX, X.1-48);
 
fol. 62bisr: scattered notes by a librarian on the content of the ms.;
 
fol. 62bisv: blank