[1172] Tanner, Bibl. p. 473: ‘MS. olim in bibl. Sion.’ The work is however printed and ascribed to Laurence Valla (see Panzer, Ann. Typ.).
[1173] Archiv f. Litt. u. Kirch. Gesch. II, 171.
[1174] Fratini, Storia ... del Convento di S. Francesco in Assisi (Prato, 1882), p. 205.
[1175] Mon. Franc. I, 560; Tanner, Bibl. 638.
[1176] Mon. Franc. I, 554, 560, 538. Cf. John Major, Gesta Scotorum, I, cap. 5.
[1177] Mon. Franc. I, 538, 554.
[1178] Ibid. 538.
[1179] Ibid.
[1180] Willott, Athenae, pp. 237-8. According to Sbaralea, the Thesaurus was approved in 1503, parts were printed at Milan in 1506, and the entire work was preserved in the Franciscan Library at Assisi; Wadding, Sup. ad Script. p. 451.
[1181] The ‘G’ is certainly wrong; the initial ‘T’ is inserted in a later hand in Cott. MS. The name is doubtful; MS. reads Stanscħ or Stanftħ.