Cicero, Partitiones oratoriae. Hic finem habet liber de partitione preclarissimi viri Marci Tulii Ciceronis oratoris excellentissimi ad filius suum Ciceronem exactum per me Iacobum gnatum nobilis viri ser Pauli Vulcini de Spalato, canonicum maioris metropolitane ecclesie Sancti Doymi Spalaten(sis) ac notarium imperialem iudicemque ordinarium et nipote reverendissimi in Christo patris et domini domini Doymi archiepiscopi Spalaten(sis) dignissimi. Luce vigesima nona mensis Martii exeuntis annis currentibus a Nativitate Domini nostri Iesu Christi mille quadringentis et triginta octo indictione prima. Tunc existente in civitate preclarissima Venetiarum in contrata sancti Felicis vacante in studio gramatice atque rethorice sub preclarissimo viro Magistro Iohane de Tribus Montibus preceptore meo tunc legente multis nobilibus presbyteris ac notaritas prefatas artes auxiliante Domino nostro Iesu Christo cui est honor atque gloria in secula seculorum. Amen.
Nomi Iacobus ser Pauli Vulcini de Spaleto, Spalatensis canonicus (ca. 1438), copista (a. 1438)
Religious supernatural recognized a self torn between transcendent forces that fought for its possession; search for salvation is expressed as war, conflict & terror.
Bibliographical and other information on the medieval Dominican Vincent of Beauvais (died 1264) who compiled the encyclopedic Speculum Maius as well as a whole serious of theological and political treatises.
Storia: a c. 90r: "...quem scripsi ego Iacobus filius ser Pauli Vulcini de Spaleto, canonicus metropolitanae ecclesie Spaletane, nepos domini Duymi archiepiscopi Spaletani et notarius imperialis, et complevi scribi die terciodecimo mensis setembris in millesimo quartuorcentessimo trigessimo primo, pontifficatus sanctissimi patris domini Eugenii pape quarti anno primo". A c. 98r: "Explicit Tractatus septem peccatorum mortalium magistri Francisci de Mayrone ordinis Minorum, scriptum per me ffratrem Petrum de Scibenico ffratri Paulo de eodem, tunc lectori Spaleti 1431, die 20 septembris". Sul dorso tassello membranaceo con la segnatura del sec. XVIII: XVIII.
J. Ball. New York, (1933)119, 23 f. 28 cm.; Note(s): At head of title: Sam Wallach production, Priestly Morrison direction./ "This manuscript arranged and typed by Arthur J. Wood, stage manager."/ Prompt-book; program of the first performance, property, costume, light, music, and labor plots, photographs of cast, scenes and settings, and ground plans, showing location of properties and the lines of the set, included./ First produced at the Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia, March 27, 1933; first New York production at the Ritz Theatre, April 15th, 1933.; Responsibility: a play by Jessica Ball ...; Date of Entry: 20000430; Update: 20000430.