Cicero Rhetorica [Rhetorica ad Herennium] Cicero, Marcus Tullius author [between 1401-1414] [Italy] lat Latin 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. Manuscripts, Medieval Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern) Rhetoric, Ancient Italy text text/html reformatted digital 1 vol. / 82 leaves; parchment, illuminations nonprojected graphic electronic MS E17 2963163 kus University of Kansas This work is free of known copyright restrictions. University of Kansas Descriptive metadata from KU Libraries catalog. MODS generated, with additional values/elements added, by KU Libraries Digital Initiatives. 2022-08 English eng