Oratoriae partitiones - Cicero, Marcus Tullius 106-43 B.C.; Quercu, Leodegarius à. (Parisiis : Ex Typographia Dionysii à Prato, via Amygdalina, ad Veritatis insigne, 1573)
Endleaf v. covered with annotations in Latin (one Greek inscription) in a 16th century hand. A few pen trials.
Writing frame in red ink.
Marginal and interlinear annotations until fol. 19v.
Printed text has added to it 16 unnumbered + 22 fol. of ms student lecture notes relating to the text.
2 parts :
- First unnumbered fol. to fol 17 : 'Annotata a domino Bicartone in M. T. C. Partitiones data et a me Borito collecta anno [domini] 1586'.
Excipit fol. 17 : 'Hoc lectiones a me Samuele Borito fu[erit] ma[nu] mia cum diligentia collectae, et a proestantissimo, et omni virtutis genere praedito Domino G. Driophe[s] dictatae anno salutis 1587 in christianissima [Bercorii] urbe [...]' followed by Samuele Boritus signature and 2 verses from Beda, De Arte Metrica, XV ('Gloria magna Patri, semper tibi gloria nate. Cum sancto Spiritu, gloria magna Patri.')
- Fol. 17v-22v : 'Praefatio in descriptiones philosophiae naturalis'.
'1587' on fol. 3.
Bound with six other items, each followed ms notes by Samuel Boritus from lectures by Domino Thomas Bicarton and Domino G. Melvino taken in 1586 and 1587.
Latin.
Dark brown leather binding with single gold fillet and central gold oval stamp. 'Samuel' stamped on upper board and 'Boritus' on lower board.
Keywords: Annotations; Autographs; Insertions