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The third, the codex domesticus or poggianus, Daneloni cannot identify with certainty but believes was an apograph of the celebrated exemplar Poggii, as Poliziano asserted, which had absorbed some fifteenth-century contamination.
In the Ricci apograph the expression "piena la fica" was altered at some point: "Piena" has a line drawn through it and "la fica" has be en scratched out (BCNF, fol.
The inscription is recorded with variations in a fragmentary fifteenth-century apograph of Cyriacus's letters dating from the 1440s now in Florence, Biblioteca Nazionale, Cod.
 
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