giovanni torriano (4 resultados)

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Condición: BUONO USATO. Istituto di Elettrotecnica e di Elettronica - Relazioni Interne ITALIANO Buono stato, coperta in cartoncino goffrato, pochi segni d'uso, cerniera stretta, pagine in ottimo stato. Presenta timbro ex biblioteca su frontespizio ed a pagina 5, 1 figura in nero. Relazione Interna N. 31, dicembre 1968, dell' Istituto di Elettrotecnica e di Elettronica - Università di Trieste. Numero Pagine 6.

Condición: Good. 16mo.8 x 14cm. 19th embossed Century and gilt British calf binding. [16], 108; [10], 64pp. Some pages shaved at top without loss. . A translation, by John Bulteel, of "Relazione della corte romana fatta l'anno 1661", previously attributed to Angelo Correr, and now unanimously considered to be by Charles du Tot. (Cf. Diz. biog. degli Italiana, v. 29, p. 483.).17th-century English printing of two seminal Italian political and cultural texts, which were frequently bound together. The combined volume is a famous primary source for understanding the Papal States during the reign of Pope Alexander VII.Originally attributed to the Venetian Ambassador, Angelo Corraro, modern historical scholarship has determined the text was actually written by Charles de Ferrare du Tot.It was presented to the Venetian Senate (the Pregadi) to keep the Republic of Venice informed about the Vatican's diplomatic stance, foreign relations, and financial operationsOCLC Number / Unique Identifier:30452966; OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:792776841; and OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:1227595536.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Cambridge-style period calf, borders and cornerpieces in blind; folio; 3 parts in 1 volume; pp. [14], 338, [7], 242, [7], 116, with title-page printed in red and black, sectional titles, decorative headpieces. Lacking only the license leaf. Rebacked; corners renewed; some faint toning and foxing, but overall nice and bright. With an interesting provenance -- front paste-down bears the armorial bookplates of Alan Lubbock, and Fletcher of Saltoun (1655-1716). Andrew Fletcher was praised by Wodrow in his "History of the Sufferings of the Children of Scotland," for "his fine taste in all manner of polite learning, [and] his curious library," which is preserved at Saltoun Hall in a room built expressly for it in 1775 by his grand nephew. Fletcher also wrote "Discorso delle cose di Spagna." with the imprint "Napoli," though it was likely printed in Edinburgh. Torriano had published abbreviated versions of "Piazza Universale" in 1642 and 1649, with none of the anecdotes and extended explanations in the present volume. Wing T1928.