[1a] [C]aesar fuisse tradatur ex celsa stature./ Colore candido. Teretibus Me[m]bris. Ore paulo/ pleniore. Nigris uegetisq[ue] oculis. Valitudine/ prospera. nisi q[ui]d t[]pre extreme repente ai[]o lingui./ atq[ue] et p[] somniu[m] ex terreri solebat. [7a. red] Cai Caesaris Imperatoris comentarior[ii]/ Belli Gallici primvs liber incipit/ feliciter./ [black] [G]allia est om[n]is diuisa inp[]tes tris. Quar[]/ una incolunt Belge. [125b. red] Epistola A. Hircii ad Balbum. A Hircius Balbo suo salu...
1470
[1a] [C]aesar fuisse tradatur ex celsa stature./ Colore candido. Teretibus Me[m]bris. Ore paulo/ pleniore. Nigris uegetisq[ue] oculis. Valitudine/ prospera. nisi q[ui]d t[]pre extreme repente ai[]o lingui./ atq[ue] et p[] somniu[m] ex terreri solebat. [7a. red] Cai Caesaris Imperatoris comentarior[ii]/ Belli Gallici primvs liber incipit/ feliciter./ [black] [G]allia est om[n]is diuisa inp[]tes tris. Quar[]/ una incolunt Belge. [125b. red] Epistola A. Hircii ad Balbum. A Hircius Balbo suo salu...
1470
[267] leaves 26 cm Pagination used in above collation written in book in pencil, and includes a double leaf 131. This has been disregarded except in pagination Written on vellum in brown ink in a clear humanistic hand. It was written in Italy during the latter half of the 15th century, probably between 1470-1480 Piccolomini arms on the first and seventh leaves; the seventh leaf arms being held by angels. Chapter initials illuminated in gold, with red, blue, and green vine leaf decoration extending into the margins. Occasional rubric initial Bound in a red velvet binding
