[Organon of Aristotle].

Forms part of the Kenneth Willis Clark Collection of Greek Manuscripts (David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University)

Format: Manuscript codex.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Layout: Written in 1 column of 30 lines. Ruled on both sides of the lead with a thin pointed instrument.

Script: Written in a small Greek miniscule hand by two copyists: Scribe I: fol. 1-85, 122-208 by the scribe Damianos Guidotes; Scribe II: fol. 86-119 by an unidentified scribe who worked under the auspices of Damianos. Damianos Guidotes has given his name in a one-line colophon on the last leaf. Several other manuscripts written by him are known, all from the library of San Francesco della Vigna.

Origin: Venice, Italy. See notes on script.

Title cataloged from existing description.

Binding: In a modern binding of dark brown calf over binder's boards. Sewn of four raised cords; tooled with two concentric rectangles in blind fillets. A frame is formed within the edges of the upper cover by a wide Italianiate vegetal roll bordered by a triple fillet of one thick in the middle and two thins on either side. At the intersections in the corners on the diagonal are expansive fleur-de-lis stamps. Within the frame is a lozenge formed by a wide circular floriate roll, bordered by the same triple fillet as found on the frame.