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Subject(s)

• Insignia—Holy Roman Empire [Browse]
• Holy Roman Empire—History—Saxon House, 919-1024 [Browse]
• Bavaria (Germany)—History—To 1180 [Browse]

Ill

• Thiboust, Benoît, b. 1619 [Browse]

Series

• Palazzi, Giovanni, 1646-1703. Monarchia occidentalis. [More in this series]
• Monarchia occidentalis

Contained in

Multi-title collection including Aquila sancta, siue Bauarica : elogiis, hieroglyphicis, numismatibus, insignibus, symbolis, imaginibus antiquis ad viuum exculpta, & longa historiarum serie exarata : vt nihil relictum sit, quod prisci, vel hodierni habeant annales, sed diplomata, leges, indulta, genealogiae, donationes, priuilegia offeruntur congesta : accedit tractatus sacrolegalis, & historicopoliticus ... and 1 other(s).

Notes

• Signatures: pi² 2pi⁴ A-Hh⁴ Ii1-3; Ii4, chi1, 2chi², Kk-Rr⁴ [Ss]1 (pi1, chi1 engraved).
• Includes indexes.
• Engraved printer's device on t.p.; t.p. printed in red and black.
• Ill. by Benoît Thiboust.
• Issued with: Aquila sancta, siue Bauarica / Giovanni Palazzi (Venice : G.G. Herz, 1674). The two works are signed continuously but paged separately.
• Later counted as v. 2-3 of his Monarchia occidentalis.

Binding note

Rebound in modern dark blue bookcloth.

Provenance

Manuscript ownership inscription: Est conventus S. S. Cosm[a]e et Damiani Med[io]l[an]i ordinis eremitarum discalceatorum S. P. Augustini die p[ri]ma Junii 1683."

Place name(s)

Italy Venice.

In

Multi-title collection including Aquila sancta, siue Bauarica : elogiis, hieroglyphicis, numismatibus, insignibus, symbolis, imaginibus antiquis ad viuum exculpta, & longa historiarum serie exarata : vt nihil relictum sit, quod prisci, vel hodierni habeant annales, sed diplomata, leges, indulta, genealogiae, donationes, priuilegia offeruntur congesta : accedit tractatus sacrolegalis, & historicopoliticus ... and 1 other(s).

OCLC

2988704

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