Hoc in uolumine haec Continentur
Subtitle: Epistolae Maumetis Turco[rum] imp[er]atoris ad diuersos pri[n]cipes ; Epistolae Diogenis Cynici Philosophi Acutissimi ; Epistolae M. Bruti, quas graece conscripsit quum ipse & Cassius mortuo caesare cum dolobella pro Syriae, Asiaq[ue] prouinciis sibi per senatum decretis, bellum gerunt ; Hippocratis Choi medicorum principis epistolae
Contributors: Mehmed II, Sultan of the Turks, 1432-1481; Accolti, Francesco, 1416 or 1417-1488; Griffolini, Francesco, 1418-1483; Rinuccini, Alamanno, 1426-1499; Rinuccio, d'Arezzo, approximately 1395-; Luna, Ottino di, printer; Brutus, Marcus Junius, 85 B.C.?-42 B.C.; Diogenes, d. approximately 323 B. C.; Hippocrates; Otto Vollbehr Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: [Ottino di Luna]
Published: 1500
Place of publication: Venice, Italy]
Language: lat
Other titles: Epistolae Maumetis Turcorum imperatoris ad diuersos principes; Epistolae Diogenis Cynici Philosophi Acutissimi; Epistolae M. Bruti, quas Graece conscripsit quum ipse & Cassius mortuo caesare cum dolobella pro Syriae, Asiaque prouinciis sibi per senatum decretis, bellum gerunt; Hippocratis Choi medicorum principis epistolae
Work titles: Epistolae magni Turci
Notes: The principal work is falsely attributed to Mehmed II by the author, Laudivius Zacharias.

Title from caption, leaf I.

Imprint from ISTC (online).

Signatures: A⁴ 2B-2C⁴ D-E⁴ 2F-2K⁴ 2L⁶.

Capital spaces with guide letters.

LC copy has some minor ms. annotation.

Goff M-66

Hain-Copinger-Reichling 10500

GW M25652

BM 15th cent., V, p. 570 (IA. 24616)

ISTC (Online) im00066000

Diogenes' Epistolae are translated by Franciscus Griffolinus Aretinus. Those of Brutus and Hippocrates are translated by Rainucius Aretinus. The British Museum Catalogue identified these translators as Francesco Accolti and Alamanno Rinuccini, respectively.