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Middle Commentary on the Nicomachean Ethics

Incipit:
Post hec autem dicendum de largitate, quid est...

Explicit:
propter quid similantur leges in usu earum consuetudinibus. Incipiamus ergo et dicamus.

Note:
A fragment of the Commentary beginning with the fourth Chapter. Book VI - X.

Note:
Some thoughts written down in French and Latin in 1293.

Commentary on Cicero 's De inventione

Incipit:
In primis materia et intentio huius rhetoris, id est ...

Note:
Ends abrupt.

Material: Parchment
Pages: 95 leaves
Leaves Format: not available
Dimensions: 230 x 160 mm

Vatican, Vatican City, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Borgh. 57

Layout:
Text is set in 1 column in the first part. The second part is set in 2 columns.
Hand Description:
The code consists out of two parts. The first part (ff. 1r- 55r ) is written by two French hands from the 13th century. The second part (ff. 56r- 95v ) was written in the 12th century by a single hand.
Provenance:
Previous owner: P(etrus) Rogerii de Malomonte ( ) , monachus Case Dei. Bought in 1312. This can be seen in a note on f. 54v : «Iste liber est rotgerii de Malomonte [i.e. Clemens PP. VI] Monachi case dei. et decostitit xii solidos bonorum parisiensium Anno ab incarnacione domini M°.ccc°.xii°. die veneris Ante festum omnium sanctorum quem emit a bernardo [...] claramontensis diocesis exsequitoris [...]»; After the words "a bernardo" and "exsequitoris" some words are cut away.