De rebus gestis Francorum libri X […]. Bound with: Chronicon de regibus Francorum [.].

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506 leaves (handwritten provenance crossed out on title, some foxing or staining, marginal dampstain, old marginalia in ink, small marginal hole in leaf 19). 16th CENTURY EDITION. History of France (editio princeps : 1520 ?, 1st ed. by Vascosani : 1539) by Paolo Emili of Verona, from the beginning of the monarchy, written on demand of the French king Louis XII for which in return he received a position as canon in the cathedral of Paris. His unfinished work was later continued by Arnould le Ferron with "De rebus gestis Gallorum libri IX" (not included in this edition). Annotated with a few old marginalia in ink and notes on the last leaves. # Adams A-237; # Brunet I-64; # not in Soltész, STC French, Matagne, Machiels. --> Histoire de la France à partir du début de la monarchie annotée de qqs marginalia et notes sur les derniers ff. Plein veau de l'ép. (entièrement restauré avec récupération partielle des plats et du dos, gardes sup. renouvelées, nouveaux mors, caissons, coupes, coins.). BOUND WITH Chronicon de regibus Francorum [.]. [84] leaves. This chronical table of French kings from Pharamundus till François I was made by Jean Du Tillet, bishop of St-Brieux and Meaux and is often bound with "De rebus gestis Francorum libri X" and "De rebus gestis Gallorum libri IX". 1 volumes. Entirely restored with recovered boards and parts of the spine, 1st endleaf renewed, new joints, new parts of the spine and corners., binding slightly soiled and damaged, handwritten notes on verso of last leaf and endleaves). Contemporary binding : full calf's leather, boards decorated with a blind tooled triple fillet, gilt corner and central fleurons, ribbed spine with gilt floral decoration. Plein veau de l'ép. (entièrement restauré avec récupération partielle des plats et du dos, gardes sup. renouvelées, nouveaux mors, caissons, coupes, coins.). N° de ref. del artículo 90621

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