Cicero Rhetorica [Rhetorica ad Herennium] Manuscripts, Medieval Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern) Rhetoric, Ancient 1. folios 1r-82v: Rhetorica ad Herennium / Cicero, attributed: "[incipit] Et si negotiis familiaribus impediti vix satis otium studio suppeditare possim[us] ... [explicit] Hec o[mn]ia adipiscemur si r[ati]ones preceptionis diligentia consequemur exercitation[n]e. [rubric] Deo gratias." Title from spine (added later): "Cicero Rhetorica Ms Saec XIV" Collation: ii (parchment) + 82 (parchment) + ii (parchment): 1-8¹⁰ + 9². Script: Written by a single hand in Gothic rotunda. Binding: Modern. Bound in 1931 by Douglas Cockerell & Son for Charles Stephen Ascherson. Bound in full brown leather with two concentric gold- and blind-tooled frames and a circle in middle. Five raised bands. Green endbands. Origin: Probably written in Italy in the early fifteenth century. See KU Library catalog record for complete bibliographic description. Cicero, Marcus Tullius (author) [between 1401-1414] Text text/html 1 vol. / 82 leaves; parchment, illuminations nonprojected graphic electronic ku-speccoll:9475 MS E17 lat Italy This work is free of known copyright restrictions.