[Triumphi with Pseudo-Filelfo’s commentary]

228x163 mm; II + 151 + II fols.

paper; round humanistic script; commentary in prose with single lines or small sections of Petrarch’s poems (in red ink) set within it.

<inc> Incomincia ilibro chiamato triumpho damore facto & composto dallo excellentissimo & sommo poeta Messer Francesco petrarcha dafirenze per amor di sua innamorata madonna laura

fol. Ir: blank;
 
fol. Iv: Antonius Pellotus Ribaldus’s eight-line Latin epigram by a later hand (<inc> Iura Fluentinae Praetor dabat inclitus Vrbi; <exp> extinctum nomenest in vtraq[ue] sacrum);
 
fol. IIr-IIv: scattered words and numbers by a different hand;
 
fol. 1r: Pseudo-Filelfo’s preface to his commentary (<inc> Incomincia ilibro chiamato triumpho damore facto & composto dallo excellentissimo & sommo poeta Messer Francesco petrarcha dafirenze per amor di sua innamorata madonna laura; <exp> sottomectendosi inquella cosa piu amo mentre visse);
 
fols. 1r-151v: Triumphus Amoris I, III.1-108, IV.13-101, Pudicitie, Mortis Ia+I.19-120, Mortis II, Fame Ia.1-59 with Pseudo-Filelfo’s commentary (<inc> [L]oprimo triumpho o uero felicita fu in auere possessione o uero contentamento in amor di sua donna innamorata; <exp> dequali disopra e dichiarato facti per uirtu darme gra[n]di & gentili cioe costoro uidio);
 
fol. Ir: scattered numbers by a different hand;
 
fol. Iv: list of letters of the alphabet, Aeneid I. 198-201, and some Latin words by a later hand.