1. Tignosi, N. “Ad clarissimum virum Iohannem Medicem de laudibus Cosmi patris eius, seu desceptatio Perusiae an priscorum hominum mores et ingenia antecellant viventium”. Two MSS: Florence, BLaur., Plut LIII, 11 (XV), ff. 42–60 and LIV, 10 (XV), ff. 60–73; datable shortly before 1460 (Rotondò 1958, 226, n. 6; Sensi 1971–72, 382–85; edition on 447–65).
2. Tignosi, N. “Comentum utilissimum, sive opus sensus compositi et divisi compilatum a magistro Nicolao de Fulgineo artium ac medicine doctore excellentissimo”. One MS: Padua, BCapitolare nella Curia vescovile, D.54 (XV), ff. 44v-48v. Undated, but possibly not much after the Posterior Analytics commentary (Sensi 1971–72, 374–75).
3. Tignosi, N. “Commenta in Ethicorum libros”. Four MSS: Florence, BLaur., Plut. LXXVI, 48 (XV), 233 ff.; Plut. LXXVI, 49 (XV), 198 ff. (dedication copy to Piero de’ Medici); Florence, BNC, Gino Capponi, 314 (XV), 205 ff. (now missing Books V and X); Perugia, BCom. Augustea, L, 79 (XV), 279 ff. On the basis of the dedication, Plut. LXXVI, 49 is datable c. 1461, but the work itself is almost certainly earlier (on the MSS see Sensi 1971–72, 385; Lohr 1972, 306; Barale Hennemann 1974, 218; Field 1988, 140–41; Lines 1999a, 144, n. 14; Lines 1999b, 273–74; Lines 2002, 490–91).
4. Tignosi, N. “Commenta in libros De anima”. One MS: Florence, BLaur., Plut. LXXXII, 17 (XV), 253 folios. Dedicated to Lorenzo de’ Medici; prepared 1474. Printed posthumously in Florence, 1551 (Lohr 1972, 306; Rotondò 1958, 244–55; Sensi 1971–72, 406–14).
5. Tignosi, N. Commentary (untitled and undated) on Aristotle’s Posterior analytics. One MS: Florence, BRicc., 110 (XV), 198 folios (Rotondò 1958, 221–25; Sensi 1971–72, 370–74; Field 1988, 139). From the late 1430s according to Rotondò.