Librorum Francisci Petrarche Impressorum Annotatio. De ignorantia suiipsius & multo[?] ... De ocio religioso[?] ... Itinerarium. Propositum factum cōra rege vngarie. De vita solitaria ... De Remedijs utriusq[ue] fortune ... Libri quem secretum siue de conflictu curarum suarum inscripsit: Colloquium trium dieru[?]. De uera sapientia ... De rebus memorandis ... Contra medicum obiurgantē: Inuectiua[?] Libri. IIII. Epistolaru[?] de rebus familiaribus. Libri. VIII. Ad quosdam ex illustribus antiquis quasi sui [?]tēporanei forent. Epl'e.V. Epistolarum sine titulo. Liber. I. Ad Karolum quartum Romanorum regem. Epl'a. I. Septem psalmi penitētiales. Inuectiua contra Gallum. Epitoma Illustrium virorum ... Eiusdem Epitomatis ... Lorbardi de siricho Supplementum. Beneuenuti de Rōbaldis Libellus qui Augustalis dicitur. (Vita Petrarche edita per Hieronymym squarzaficum ... Epistole rerum senilium ... Epistole ... eiusdem poete: & aliorum. Africa ... Buccolicum carmen in duodecim eglogas distinctum. Epistole metrice ad barbatum ... Testamentum suum. Priuilegium laureationis sue.).
Petrarca, Francesco.
Thomson, J. Maitland(John Maitland),former owner.StEdNL
Pecirio, Gerolamo,active 1633,former owner.StEdNL
Venetijs : Per Simonem de Luere,
1501.
The front pastedown has a label from 1912 regarding the presentation of the volume to the Advocates Library by John Maitland Thomson, and a nineteenth century armorial bookplate. There are also two inscriptions on the recto of the front free endpaper: a partially deleted inscription "Questo libro mi fu donato del sigr Gerolamo Pecirio Cittadino ad 11. 9bre 1633" and below that "J Maitland Thomson" in a nineteenth century hand.
The binding strips inside both covers are fragments, presumably contiguous, of the outer part of a leaf of an Italian legal document.