Discrittione delle cose di Cipro, con le ragioni in favore, ò contra diverse openioni , et delle provisioni, che erano necessarie per quel Regno. (DS1503) (Q8919)
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| English | Discrittione delle cose di Cipro, con le ragioni in favore, ò contra diverse openioni , et delle provisioni, che erano necessarie per quel Regno. (DS1503) |
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Discrittione delle cose di Cipro, con le ragioni in favore, ò contra diverse openioni , et delle provisioni, che erano necessarie per quel Regno.
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Savorgnano, Ascanio
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Marcaldi, Francesco, active 16th century
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Venice (Italy)--Foreign relations--Cyprus--16th century
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Cyprus--History--Turkish Conquest, 1570-1571
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Cyprus--History--Turkish rule, 1571-1878
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Cyprus--History--Venetian rule, 1474-1570
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Turkish Conquest of Cyprus (Cyprus : 1570-1571)
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Turkish Conquest, 1570-1571
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1573.
16. century
1573Gregorian
1573Gregorian
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Extent: 62 leaves : paper ; 177 x 134 (127 x 73) mm bound to 182 x 136 mm
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Incipit (f. 5r): In altre è stato esposto in quai termini, et esser si trovava il Regno di Cipro ...
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Bookseller's description (Laurence Witten) on file in the Library.
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Title and attribution from title page (f. 2r).
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Ms. codex.
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Foliation: Paper, 62; [1-62]; modern foliation in pencil, lower right recto.
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Layout: Written in 15 long lines.
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Script: Written in a humanistic cursive script in the hand of Francesco Marcaldi (f. 4r).
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Binding: Contemporary morocco, with gilt and blind stamped decorations. Head and foot of spine repaired. Remains of red silk ties. Cover wearing at spine. A few leaves slightly loose. Various light stains.
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Origin: Written in Ferrara, 20 Apr. 1573 (dedication, f. 4r).
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Sold by Laurence Witten (New Haven, Conn.), 1959.
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19 September 2023
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19 September 2023
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