Beinecke MS 192 (olim Zi.3692)                                         Italy, s. XV^^2
Jacobus Utinensis

          ff. 1r-4v    Supplicatio oratoria D. Iacobi Utinensis de duobus
     canonicatibus pro nepote. Pollicitus fui praeclara gesta Sanctitatis
     tuae litteris mandaturum...plena est promissi gratia nostri et illud
     consecutus sum tantopere concupiuj//

          Paper (watermarks: unidentified bird), ff. 4, 199 x 144 (135 x 82)
     mm. Written in 22 long lines; single vertical bounding lines; ruled in
     hard point.
          Composed of one gathering of four leaves.
          Written in italic with heading of modified square
     capitals.
          Plain initial, 3-line, in brown, at beginning of text; heading in
     red.
          Unbound, but with a manuscript fragment as binding reinforcement
     in the center of quire.

          Written in Italy in the second half of the 15th century; formerly
     bound in at the end of Cicero, Synonyma, edited by Paulus Alexius
     Sulpitianus and printed by Stephan Plannck (Rome, 1491); GKW 7034.
     Presented to Yale by Louis M. Rabinowitz in 1946.

     Bibliography: Faye and Bond, p. 38, no. 192.

     Barbara A. Shailor