Ad Nicolaum Lipomanum patricium Venetum Iacobi Tirobusci Lipomane libell[us] foeliciter incipit ..., Padua, circa 1480 : manuscript.
Explicit, folio 50: Ad Nicolaum Lipomanum Patricium Venetum Iacobi Tirobusci Bergo[mensis] Lipomanae liber Feliciter explicit.
Originally presented by Jacopo Tiraboschi to his classmate Niccolò Lippomano, the Codex Lippomano is a collection of about one hundred Latin epigrams and other verses composed by Tiraboschi, in which the first and last poems are addressed to Lippomano, three others to Niccolò's brothers Girolamo and Vettore, one to his paternal grandmother (Chiara Tron), and one to a more distant ancestor, the humanist Marco Lippomano (d. 1447).
Decoration: Illumination on f. 1: an architectural plinth, with medallion head of a man facing left in center; two putti on the plinth, and two coats of arms (left: Lippomano; right: illegible). (First leaf dampstained affecting and obscuring the illumination, trifling soiling).
Known as: Codex Lippomano