Oeconomica

Manuscript printed on paper. One column of 37-42 lines per page; written on recto and verso of each leaf. Translated into Latin by Leonardus Aretinus Bruni with commentary. Additional manuscript purporting to be selections from Petrarca On sins and virtues, and other matter, in much italianized Latin. At the end, the book by Leonardus Aretinus De nobilitate followed by a collection of synonyms alphabetically arranged, and an address by Aretinus to Niccolo Niccoli. A James Harmon Hoose book from the USC Hoose Library of Philosophy; from the library of Balthazar-Alexandre de Jarente, Marquis of Sénas et d'Orgeval (1705-1768). Proemium Leonardi Arretini sup liberum economico[?] Aristo -- Aristotillis Economico[?] liber p'mus a Leonardo Aretino e g̈co in latinū conuerssus -- Incipit secondus cuisdem -- Comentarius Leonardi Aretini sup 1o Econoĩ co[?] Aristotillis -- Super sdo economico[?] -- [?]sus franco͡ ptr͡archi and comed͡acione͡ ytalie. [Epistolae metricae III, 24] -- [Commentary of the first three lines of Petrach's Epistolae familiares Xii, 2] -- Epta d[?]i francisci pr͡archi [Epistolae familiares XII, 2] -- Liber Leonardi Arretini de nobilitate -- [List of synonyms, alphabetically arranged] -- [Text of a letter of Aretino's to Niccola. Niccoli].
Bound in mottled leather with coast of arms of the Gerente family stamped in gold on front and back boards; spine tooled in gold.