Lorenzo «Nannis» e Pesaro: nuovi percorsi di tradizione di Boccaccio nelle Marche in età umanistica

This article analyses a manuscript witness to Elegia di Madonna Fiammetta that has hitherto escaped the attention of scholars, namely the codex New York, Columbia University Libraries, Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Western 107, copied by Lorenzo Nannis in 1458. The identification of this manuscript contributes to reconstructing the profile of the scribe, active in Pesaro in the mid-fifteenth century, alongside the analysis of notarial records, two further manuscripts bearing his subscription, and a third here attributed to his hand.