Tesaurum artis pistoriae, seu, Gratiarum ac privilegioru[m] a summis pontificibus pistoribus almae Urbis concessorum : pars prima in qua registratum legitur breve Urbani VIII ..., cum annotationibus ac indice D. Petri Augustini Antolini ..

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The instance Tesaurum artis pistoriae, seu, Gratiarum ac privilegioru[m] a summis pontificibus pistoribus almae Urbis concessorum : pars prima in qua registratum legitur breve Urbani VIII ..., cum annotationibus ac indice D. Petri Augustini Antolini .. represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Internet Archive - Open Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Instance, Electronic.

Label

Tesaurum artis pistoriae, seu, Gratiarum ac privilegioru[m] a summis pontificibus pistoribus almae Urbis concessorum : pars prima in qua registratum legitur breve Urbani VIII ..., cum annotationibus ac indice D. Petri Augustini Antolini ..

Link

• https://archive.org/details/tesaurumartispis00rome
• https://openlibrary.org/books/OL25620505M

Title remainder

pars prima in qua registratum legitur breve Urbani VIII ...

Statement of responsibility

cum annotationibus ac indice D. Petri Augustini Antolini ..

Instantiates

• Tesaurum artis pistoriae, seu, Gratiarum ac privilegioru[m] a summis pontificibus pistoribus almae Urbis concessorum : pars prima in qua registratum legitur breve Urbani VIII ...

Publication

• Romae, ex tipographia Rev. Camerae Apostolicae, an MD.CXXXV. 1635

Note

• Engraved title page (with arms); initials
• The engraved title page, with images of St. Peter and St. Paul, also contains the papal arms of Urban VIII, as well as those of Cardinal Biscia and Octavianus Raggi, the prefect of provisions

Extent

1 online resource ([8], 112 pages)

Form of item

online

Note

Boston Public Library (Rare Books Department) copy bound in early, elaborately gilt sheepskin with the papal arms of Urban VIII at the center of both covers. The pastedowns are of curl marbled papers. Tipped onto the front free endpaper is a 19th-century color souvenir postcard of Urban VIII and an earlier engraved portrait of Urban is likewise attached to the front flyleaf. Dealers' catalog descriptions of this copy are tipped onto both the front free endpaper and the rear pastedown. The bookplates of Oliver Henry Perkins and Cortlandt F. Bishop are present on the front pastedown.

Record ID

tesaurumartispis00rome

Specific material designation

remote