HUGO DE FOLIETO [i. e., HUGUES DE FOUILLOY]. De claustro animae. manuscript in latin on vellum, written in gothic script in brownish-black ink with initials and headings in red, 28-29 lines, 2 columns, recto and verso. [132] leaves, complete (quires 1-16 in 8, 17 in 4, including final blank). 274x185 mm, old cloth-backed marbled boards with handwritten lettering piece, worn; intermittent marginal soiling, several leaves trimmed in margins not affecting text, scattered holes of varying sizes in vellum avoided by scribe, slit in blank lower margin of leaf 32, stains in margins of leaves 50-52 and 75-76. Early Dominican ownership inscription on verso of last leaf; later 19th-century auction catalogue cutting mounted on front pastedown; stamp of St. Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers, New York (Rev. Patrick Brady bequest, 1894) on recto of first leaf. Italy, 14th century