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Florence, Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Conv. Soppr. B.VII.479

Date:

s. XVI².

Or.:

University of Pisa, MS probably copied at the request of Filippo Fantoni, who might be responsible for the corrections and added title.

Prov.:

Florence, convent Santa Maria degli Angeli.

Paper, 2 vols (338+335 f.), four alternating hands (I: f. I/1r-74v, 167r-216r, 283r-338r and II/2r-335v; II: f. I/75r-137v and 217r-282r; III: f. I/139r-167r; IV: f. II/1r-1v).

Ptolemaica (single text). Blank: I-138r-138v, 216v, 282v, 338v; II-181v.

Bibl. Inventario dei MSS dei Conventi Soppressi (handwritten inventory), 8.

I/1r–⁠338r and II/1r–⁠335v	‘D. Philipi Fantonii in Quadripartitum Ptolemei lectiones [title added by the corrector]. Prima. In omni scientia, testis est [add.: Averoes]… (II/1r) Lectionum in Ptolome<i> Phil<ipi> Fant<oni> tomus 2 — Voleo tantum ultimum Lune tractatum non ita bene examinavisse, vobis autem gratias refero quamplures et valete.’ = Giuliano Ristori, 〈Lectiones in Quadripartitum〉 (C.2.23) . I, I/1r-177v; II, I/178r-338r; III, II/1r-233v; IV, II/233v-335v. Numerous corrections (interlinear and marginal) by another hand over the first twelve lectures (I/1r-70r). No marginal notes thereafter.

I/1r–⁠338r and II/1r–⁠335v

‘D. Philipi Fantonii in Quadripartitum Ptolemei lectiones [title added by the corrector]. Prima. In omni scientia, testis est [add.: Averoes]… (II/1r) Lectionum in Ptolome<i> Phil<ipi> Fant<oni> tomus 2 — Voleo tantum ultimum Lune tractatum non ita bene examinavisse, vobis autem gratias refero quamplures et valete.’

= Giuliano Ristori, 〈Lectiones in Quadripartitum〉 (C.2.23)

. I, I/1r-177v; II, I/178r-338r; III, II/1r-233v; IV, II/233v-335v. Numerous corrections (interlinear and marginal) by another hand over the first twelve lectures (I/1r-70r). No marginal notes thereafter.