[Andreae, Lanceae filii, Florentini Liber de amore.] [microform] : [Francisci Petrarchae Libellus de obedientia et fide uxoria, ad Joh. Boccatium]. [14--]

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[Andreae, Lanceae filii, Florentini Liber de amore.] [microform] : [Francisci Petrarchae Libellus de obedientia et fide uxoria, ad Joh. Boccatium]. [14--]

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Text of Andrea Lancia's Liber de amore (fol. 1), and Petrarca's Historia Griseldis (fol. 84). See printed catalog for full description: H. O. Coxe. Laudian manuscripts, 1973, col. 525-526.

90 leaves : parchment.

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