OBRAS CHRONOLOGICAS DE DON GASPAR IBANEZ DE SEGOVIA PERALTA I MENDOZA, CAVALLERO DE LA ORDEN DE ALCANTARA.
Ibanez de Segovia, Gaspar
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[16],xcvi,279pp. Folio. Later vellum, manuscript lettering on spine. Text block detached from binding at front inner hinge. Minor foxing. Very good. First edition of a work which marks the beginning of modern Spanish historical writing. This study of the Romans, Jews, and Moors in Spain up to the 13th century was the most important work issued by the Academia Valenciana which had been founded in 1742 to publish historical studies. Preceded by a long and erudite introduction by Mayans y Siscar and by the Constitutions of the Academia, Ibanez de Segovia (1628-1708) reexamines ancient records in an effort to separate fact from fiction in Spanish history. BIBLIOTECA DE SALVA 3066. BRUNET 21220. PALAU 117567. Seller Inventory # WRCAM47360
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Publisher: Valencia
Publication Date: 1744
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OBRAS CHRONOLOGICAS DE DON GASPAR IBANEZ DE SEGOVIA PERALTA I MENDOZA, CAVALLERO DE LA ORDEN DE ALCANTARA.
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Valencia. 1744., 1744
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Seller: William Reese Company - Americana, New Haven, CT, U.S.A.
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First edition of a work which marks the beginning of modern Spanish historical writing. This study of the Romans, Jews, and Moors in Spain up to the 13th century was the most important work issued by the Academia Valenciana which had been founded in 1742 to publish historical studies. Preceded by a long and erudite introduction by Mayans y Siscar and by the Constitutions of the Academia, Ibanez de Segovia (1628-1708) reexamines ancient records in an effort to separate fact from fiction in Spanish history. BIBLIOTECA DE SALVA 3066. BRUNET 21220. PALAU 117567. [16],xcvi,279pp. Folio. Later vellum, manuscript lettering on spine. Text block detached from binding at front inner hinge. Minor foxing. Very good. Seller Inventory # 47360
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