Oratio ad immortalitatem illustriassimae nec non famigerratissimae laudis (DS10504) (Q45614)

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Oratio ad immortalitatem illustriassimae nec non famigerratissimae laudis (DS10504)
Manuscript metadata collected by Digital Scriptorium from Harvard University (990093647590203941, MS Lat 211, https://id.lib.harvard.edu/alma/990093647590203941/catalog)

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    title as recorded
    Oratio ad immortalitatem illustriassimae nec non famigerratissimae laudis
    standard title
    Oratio ad immortalitatem illustriassimae nec non famigerratissimae laudis
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    genre as recorded
    Manuscripts, Renaissance--Italy--1550-1600
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    Manuscripts, Renaissance
    Italy
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    subject as recorded
    Milan (Italy)--Description and travel--Early works to 1800
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    Italy--Milan
    Voyages and travels
    Early works
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    Dominicans--Italy--History--16th century
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    Dominicans
    Italy
    History
    Sixteenth century
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    Lodi (Italy)--Description and travel--Early works to 1800
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    Italy--Lodi
    Voyages and travels
    Early works
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    physical description
    Extent: 39 p., bound : vellum ; 21 cm.
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    note
    Autograph manuscript, signed, written in a cursive humanistic script in Milan by Felice Piaci, lector in the convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
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    Contemporary gilt tooled brown sheep binding with a coat of arms centered on both covers, showing red enamelled ground with a golden cross.
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    In a tray case, 23 cm.
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    Formerly belonged to Charles Eliot Norton.
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    Gift of H. P. Kraus, 1953.
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    date added
    23 July 2024
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    date last updated
    23 July 2024
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