Dal Virgilio Ambrosiano del Petrarca, [188-?].

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Dal Virgilio Ambrosiano del Petrarca, [188-?].

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Reproductions of two leaves from Petrarch's copy of Virgil (now in the Ambrosian library of Milan). The first leaf contains the note beginning: Laurea propriis virtutibus; the second leaf, taken from the binding, bears the inscription: Joannes noster homo ...

2 leaves ; 38 cm.

Cornell University Library

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Cornell University Library

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