cc. 203-5

English translation: carte

18:47 Mar 11, 2017
Italian to English translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature / the 1500\\\'s - Pietro Aretino
Italian term or phrase: cc. 203-5
Curzio Mazzi, La congrega dei Rozzi di Siena nel secolo XVI, 2 voll., Firenze, Le Monnier, 1882, II, 271 segnala il codice Siena, Biblioteca Comunale, Cod. H XI 5, cc. 203-5, che contiene un Alfabeto amoroso, composto da ventisei strofe di quattro versi ciascuna.

What does cc. mean? Is there an abbreviationfor it?

Thanks...
Helen Pringle
Italy
Local time: 17:16
English translation:carte
Explanation:
I think "c." is for carta (singular) and "cc." is for carte (plural).

It's the same mechanism as "p." and "pp." in English.
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Paolo Dagonnier
Belgium
Local time: 17:16
Grading comment
The author confirmed that cc was "carte" - the editors wuld worry about how to translate it.
Thanks everyne for your contributions.
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3carte
Paolo Dagonnier
2cartellini cartacei
bluenoric


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cartellini cartacei


Explanation:
paper tag/card tag

Please note the low confident level :)

Sui contropiatti anteriori degli esemplari sono incollati dei ritagli cartacei numerati progressivamente, recanti i dati relativi al contenuto del manoscritto e alla consistenza (numero dei fogli) dei codici, quest’ultima in genere viene ripresa sul margine superiore del primo foglio.
Questi cartellini si devono probabilmente all’inchiesta promossa negli anni 1599-1603 dalla Congregazione dell’Indice, finalizzata all’identificazione delle letture dei frati. La Congregazione decretò la consegna da parte di tutti gli Ordini religiosi dei cataloghi completi delle proprie biblioteche


    Reference: http://www.regione.toscana.it/documents/10180/320308/In+marg...
bluenoric
Germany
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carte


Explanation:
I think "c." is for carta (singular) and "cc." is for carte (plural).

It's the same mechanism as "p." and "pp." in English.

Paolo Dagonnier
Belgium
Local time: 17:16
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Native speaker of: French
PRO pts in category: 7
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The author confirmed that cc was "carte" - the editors wuld worry about how to translate it.
Thanks everyne for your contributions.
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Asker: Thanks Paolo :-)

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