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12 CATALOGUE OF MANUSCRIPTS [3.4
7. Somewhat more closely written :
Physiognomia trium auctorum : no title. 168
Ex tribus auctoribus quorum libros pre manibus habui Loxi Doxi medici
Aristotelis Phil’i Palemonis declamatoris qui de phisianomia scripserunt ea
legi...diuersum tamen sonat tuba fistula tibia. Prima igitur diuisio obseruacionis
huius atque discrecionis eaest ut unum masculinum sit genus alterum femininum.
Ends i86b: que enim palemon dixit et consentanea sunt reliquis auctoribus
prope modum persequuti sumus.
Physiagnomia explicit.
ff. 187-189 blank.
Ed. Forster in Script. Physiognom., Teubner n, 1.
8. Inc. prologus magistri Gregorii de mirabilibus que Rome
quondam fuerunt uel adhuc sunt et quorum uestigia presens
memoria hodieque manet. 190
Multo sociorum meorum rogatu et precipue magistri Martini et domini
Thome et aliorum plurum dilectissimorum meorum cogor que apud romam
maiori admiratione digna didici scripto assignare sumpto calamoni (1. calamo
in) manu rudi et minus perita opus promissum quo melius potui in hunc modum
persolui. Expl. prol.
Inc. narracio de mirabilibus urbis rome que uel arte magica uel humano
labore sunt condita. -
Uehemencius igitur admirandam censeo tocius urbis inspectionem—et primum
quidem de signis ereis huius urbis disseram.
Ending: Sunt enim afforismi ubi fere omnia uerba subaudiuntur.
There are some unimportant scribbles on the fly-leaf: the end of the last
page is cut off.
The complete text of this tract, of which no other copy seems to be known,
has been published in the English Historical Review, Oct. 1917 (M. R. James),
and in the Journal of Roman Studies, G. M. Rushforth, 1919.
4. Μ. T. Ciceronis Laelius: G. vi. 174.
Vellum, 8|- x 6|, ff. 20, 30 lines to a page, cent, xv, in a good
clear upright Italian hand: vellum wrapper.
The Library of S. Catharine’s Hall, from C. W. Goodwin, Esq.,
formerly Fellow of the College, March 13, 1850. C. H(ardwick).
Collation. i‘°, 210.
Inside the cover in an Italian hand are the lines,
Nomina septenu sapientum Graecia cantat
Partibus et natos diuersis orbis honorat
Inclyta nam genuit celebrem Bianta priene etc., ending :
Lyndon et in coelum cum laude cleobole tollis.
Title in red: Marci Tullii Ciceronis ad Atticum de uera amicicia liber inc.
Quintus Mutius Augur Sceuola multa narrare
Initial in gold colour and partial border of fair execution.
Ends 2Ob : prestabilius putetis.
M. Tulii Ciceronis de amicicia liber expl.
There is an amusing sketch of a castle and bowman on the inside of the last
cover: very rough (xv).
7. Somewhat more closely written :
Physiognomia trium auctorum : no title. 168
Ex tribus auctoribus quorum libros pre manibus habui Loxi Doxi medici
Aristotelis Phil’i Palemonis declamatoris qui de phisianomia scripserunt ea
legi...diuersum tamen sonat tuba fistula tibia. Prima igitur diuisio obseruacionis
huius atque discrecionis eaest ut unum masculinum sit genus alterum femininum.
Ends i86b: que enim palemon dixit et consentanea sunt reliquis auctoribus
prope modum persequuti sumus.
Physiagnomia explicit.
ff. 187-189 blank.
Ed. Forster in Script. Physiognom., Teubner n, 1.
8. Inc. prologus magistri Gregorii de mirabilibus que Rome
quondam fuerunt uel adhuc sunt et quorum uestigia presens
memoria hodieque manet. 190
Multo sociorum meorum rogatu et precipue magistri Martini et domini
Thome et aliorum plurum dilectissimorum meorum cogor que apud romam
maiori admiratione digna didici scripto assignare sumpto calamoni (1. calamo
in) manu rudi et minus perita opus promissum quo melius potui in hunc modum
persolui. Expl. prol.
Inc. narracio de mirabilibus urbis rome que uel arte magica uel humano
labore sunt condita. -
Uehemencius igitur admirandam censeo tocius urbis inspectionem—et primum
quidem de signis ereis huius urbis disseram.
Ending: Sunt enim afforismi ubi fere omnia uerba subaudiuntur.
There are some unimportant scribbles on the fly-leaf: the end of the last
page is cut off.
The complete text of this tract, of which no other copy seems to be known,
has been published in the English Historical Review, Oct. 1917 (M. R. James),
and in the Journal of Roman Studies, G. M. Rushforth, 1919.
4. Μ. T. Ciceronis Laelius: G. vi. 174.
Vellum, 8|- x 6|, ff. 20, 30 lines to a page, cent, xv, in a good
clear upright Italian hand: vellum wrapper.
The Library of S. Catharine’s Hall, from C. W. Goodwin, Esq.,
formerly Fellow of the College, March 13, 1850. C. H(ardwick).
Collation. i‘°, 210.
Inside the cover in an Italian hand are the lines,
Nomina septenu sapientum Graecia cantat
Partibus et natos diuersis orbis honorat
Inclyta nam genuit celebrem Bianta priene etc., ending :
Lyndon et in coelum cum laude cleobole tollis.
Title in red: Marci Tullii Ciceronis ad Atticum de uera amicicia liber inc.
Quintus Mutius Augur Sceuola multa narrare
Initial in gold colour and partial border of fair execution.
Ends 2Ob : prestabilius putetis.
M. Tulii Ciceronis de amicicia liber expl.
There is an amusing sketch of a castle and bowman on the inside of the last
cover: very rough (xv).