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Angelo di COSTANZO Istoria del regno di Napoli. Nella quale si raccontano I fatti piu importanti dalla morte dell'imperadore Federico II. Fino a'tempi di Fernandino I. d'Aragona. In questa nuova edizione diligentemente emendata, e correta, colla via dell'autore

Angelo di COSTANZO

Istoria del regno di Napoli. Nella quale si raccontano I fatti piu importanti dalla morte dell'imperadore Federico II. Fino a'tempi di Fernandino I. d'Aragona. In questa nuova edizione diligentemente emendata, e correta, colla via dell'autore

nella stamperia di Giovanni Gravier, Napoli 1769, in-4 (24,3x19,5cm), XXVIII. 616pp., relié.


New edition containing the life of the author. The First edition date of 1582. Vellum Full time Italian binding to smooth back and spare beige and black titles. Angelo di Costanza (1507-1591) was a famous Italian poet of the Italian Renaissance native of Naples. He compiled the history of Naples which covers the medieval contemporary 1250-1486. Headdress head portion carrying a threadbare torn cm with a split and open upper joint. See Brunet II, 322 which does not mention this issue but stipulates two editions in Naples in 1710 and 1735. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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