In a recently published article in Lias. Journal of Early Modern Intellectual Culture and its Sources, G. González Germain examines a series of copies of the Epigrammata antiquae urbis (Rome, 1521) with the same set of annotations by Antonio Lelli, Giovenale Manetti, and other humanists. By so doing, he definitively identifies the author of these notes as the humanist Mariangelo Accursio (1489–1546), who also prepared the errata list of the book. The article illuminates Accursio’s study of ancient epigraphy both in Rome (1517–1521) and during his stay in Augsburg (1532–1533).