[Triumphi with annotations]

There are two series of annotations: 1) concise and occasional marginal annotations by various hands (still fifteenth century) with references to historical and mythological figures; 2) some longer interlinear and marginal annotations set in small blocks by another hand (still fifteenth century) only for Triumphus Amoris I, III, IV (fols. 1r-7r). These notes explain or paraphrase the text: e.g. on Triumphus Amoris III.83-84 the note briefly narrates the story of Paolo Malatesta and Francesca da Rimini (fol. 5r: ‘paulo et anzioto frateli di malatesti sigiore [sic] di riminj funo. paulo tolse una francesca p[er] molgiera ††† laq[ua]le lega[n]do [sic] a[n]cioto una uolta uno libro dam[m]ore p[e]rch [sic] li re[n]cresca luj labaso epoi stuprola una uolta li acato paulo tolse uno cortelo e amazoli tuti dui. on[de] be[n] dice facendo dolorosi pianti’).
 
Decorated initials for every capitolo of the Triumphi. Fol. 1r has an architectural frame with floral decorations; at the bottom of the same fol., two erased coats of arms; few maniculae.
 
Fol. 31 has been counted twice.