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Condition: Nuevo. Encuadernación: Tapa blanda o bolsillo | Páginas: 320 | Dimensiones: 160 x 230 | País: ESPAÑA - Historia.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the 16th Century reign of King Sebastian of Portugal and the dramatic events of his short life. Against a backdrop of religious and political turmoil, the author delves into the ambitious plans of King Sebastian, including his ill-fated invasion of North Africa. The book examines the various perspectives and motivations that shaped this historical figure, exploring the complex interplay between personal ambition, national identity, and the broader forces of the time. Through a detailed analysis of historical records, the author sheds light on the factors that contributed to King Sebastian's rise and fall, providing insights into the challenges and complexities of leadership during a pivotal period in Portuguese history. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Copertina rigida. Condition: ottime. 2ª edizione. Opera dedicata a Francesco Maria Oncia. Cm.15,7x9. Pg.(10),532,(14). Sobria legatura in mz.pergamena con piatti marmorizzati. tassello con titoli e filetti in oro al dorso. Tagli spruzzati. Come in tutti gli esemplari la numerazione salta da pg.422 a pg.443, ma il testo è chiaramente completo. Vignetta calcografica al frontespizio, con una palma con il motto in festone "Assurgo pressa". Alcuni cartigli incisi. Eccellenti condizioni di conservazione. Discendente da nobile famiglia, lo storico Girolamo Franchi di Conestaggio (Genova, 1530 circa - 1617 circa) fu Segretario del Cardinale Sforza e Cappellano di Filippo III, e in seguito Vescovo di Nardo e Arcivescovo di Capua. Il presente testo, stampato la prima volta a Venezia dal Pinelli nel 1614, è un fondamentale studio sulla guerra nei Paesi Bassi nella seconda metà del XVI secolo. > Graesse, II, 248. Piantanida, 474. Willems, 399. 300 gr.

Legatura coeva in piena pelle con nervi, ricchi fregi e titolo impresso in oro al ds. (tracce d usura e alcune piccole mancanze). Lieve alone al margine interno delle prime ed ultime venti carte. Nel complesso, esemplare in buono stato di conservazione. Per luogo di stampa ed editore, cfr. Willems, n. 399. 8vo (cm. 15,5), 5 cc.nn., 532 pp. (i.e. 522), 7 cc.nn. Marca editoriale al frontespizio.

First Edition. Provenance; from the library of Hart (Bart.) of Craig Hall with his bookplate. Very good copy bound in contemporary limp vellum over bevelled boards; the title applied in ink (manuscript) to the upper spine. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat rubbed and dust-toned as with age. Remains quite well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Physical description [10], 532, [14] p ; 15 cm. (8vo). Notes; The printer's device on the title page is that of the Typographia Erpeniana, which operated from Leiden. This press was owned by the Elzevirs from 1625. -- Cf. Willems. Subject Netherlands - History - Wars of Independence, 1556-1648 - Early works to 1800. Other names Officina Erpeniana. Officina Elzeviriana. Related item - Referenced by: Willems, 399. 3 Kg.

First Edition. Provenance; from the library of Hart (Bart.) of Craig Hall with his bookplate. Very good copy bound in contemporary limp vellum over bevelled boards; the title applied in ink (manuscript) to the upper spine. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat rubbed and dust-toned as with age. Remains quite well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Physical description [10], 532, [14] p ; 15 cm. (8vo). Notes; The printer's device on the title page is that of the Typographia Erpeniana, which operated from Leiden. This press was owned by the Elzevirs from 1625. -- Cf. Willems. Subject Netherlands - History - Wars of Independence, 1556-1648 - Early works to 1800. Other names Officina Erpeniana. Officina Elzeviriana. Related item - Referenced by: Willems, 399. 1 Kg.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Folio. Contemporary full vellum over wooden boards. Covers richly blindtooled, showing the year 1590 on front cover as well as a coat-of-arms as super ex libris. Title printed in red and black. (25 ff), 226 ff, (1 f). Three woodcut illustrations, one folding plate. BOUND WITH : Johann Schramm : Fasciculus Historiarum, etc. etc. Leipzig. 1589. Title printed in red and black, woodcut vignette. Woodcut coat-of.arms. (7 ff), 200 ff, (9 ff). A fewpages wrongly paginated, ff 109-118 and 210 jumped over. Ff 200-226 wrongly paginated 100-126. Map is lacking as well as the clasps.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Muy bien. [Para pedidos desde fuera de España, por favor, consulte las condiciones de venta y envío, tipo A. / For orders to be delivered outside Spain, please, let you see our sale and shipping terms, type A. / Pour les commandes à livrer hors d'Espagne, s'il vous plait, voyez les conditions de vente et de livraison, type A].- // 2ª edición.- // 8º (páginas de 200x143 mm.).- [24], 412 p.; sign: a12, A-Bb8, Cc6; portada con viñeta grabada; frisos e iniciales xilográficos.- // Encuadernación de época en plena piel; lomo de cinco nervios con doble tejuelo rojo grabado en dorado; hojas de guarda en papel de aguas; cortes tintados en amarillo. Piel de la encuadernación desgastada por el uso; rasgadura en margen superior de M3, sin pérdida; sin anotaciones ni subrayados; buenos márgenes.- // Proc.: Sin datos.- // Refs.: Haym, I, 167-12, desconocía esta 2ª ed.; Palau, 313373.- // Impresa por primera vez en 1585, esta 2ª edición (con las erratas corregidas) se imprimió en 1589, con dos variantes, la segunda de las cuales contiene una carta del autor al lector, en 7 páginas, a contnuación de la tabla. Reeditada varias veces en Italia, fue ampliamente reconocida en Europa traduciéndose al alemán, al francés y al inglés en apenas 15 años. Sin embargo, en castellano no vio la luz hasta 1610 (en Barcelona, por Sebastián de Comellas, parcialmente censurada), cuando ya se había impreso hasta en latín, tras varios intentos infructuosos de publicación de otras traducciones (no menos de 8)(1), y no lo fue en Portugal. ¿Los motivos? Su venta había sido prohibida tanto en Portugal, porque no podía aceptarse sin problemas como fue su incorporación temporal a Castilla y se consideraba que defendía los intereses castellanos, como en España, porque se consideraba que la descripción de cómo transcurrieron los acontecimientos no era nada halagüeña para la Corona. La prueba más evidente fue la publicación por el cronista Antonio de Herrera de sus 'Cinco libros de la historia de Portugal y la conquista de las islas Azores', impreso en 1591, pero escrito en 1586, donde presentaba el acceso de Felipe II a la corona portuguesa como una feliz unión de dos reinos por el ejericicio de derechos legítimos. Y, pese a Herrera, se el relato de Conestaggio de cómo el rey de España se convirtió en Felipe I de Portugal se consideró bastante fiel, aunque llegase a dudarse de quien era el verdadero autor, habiendo quienes atribuyeron erróneamente esta obra a Juan de Silva, conde de Portalegre(2).- // (1) Montserrat Casas Nadal: Sobre la difusión de L?Unione del Regno di Portogallo alla Corona di Castiglia de Conestaggio (1585). Con edición de una versión manuscrita desconocida del prólogo a la segunda edición (1589)?, en Epos, XXIII (2007): 197-200.- (2) Sobre Conestaggio, véase Giacinto Manupella, 'Ieronimo de Franchi Conestaggio, gentilhoumo genovese', en Miscelanea de estudos em honra do Prof. Hernâni Cidade.- Lisboa: Universidade de Lisnoa. Facultade de Letras, 1957, pp. 216-287. Al conde de Poralegre le daba por autor Haym, en su Biblioteca italiana. Libros.

Condition: Good. In 8 (cm 15 x 20,5),carte (11) + (1 bianca) + 264. Alcune carte brunite in maniera uniforme. Legatura settecentesca in piena pergamena. Edizione originale di quest'opera di storia e cronaca contemporanea, piu' volte ristampatanel corso del Cinquecento e del Seicentoe tradotta anche in francese, inglese, latino e spagnolo, sull'unione dinastica della penisola iberica che perduro' fino al 1640, anno della restaurazione portoghese. Nel 1578 il re Sebastiano I del Portogallo mori' in Marocco nella battaglia di Alcazarquivir senza lasciare eredi. Dopo lacrisi dinastica che si apri', Filippo II di Spagna assunse il trono portoghese. Nei confronti di Sebastiano, che con la sua morte diede avvio alla crisi, l'A. ha un atteggiamento ambivalente: da un lato rispetta ed omaggia il re crociato, dall'altro condanna politicamente la spericolatezza dell'impresa in Marocco. Adams I, p.308 n. 2502, Graesse II, 247. Piantanida, p. 116, afferma che l'A. di quest'operae' Joao De Silva "che accompagno' Don Sebastiano in Africa, come ambasciatore di Spagna e che in quest'opera si approprio' il nome del Conestaggio". "The real author of this work was Juan de Silva, Ambassador of Philip Il to the court of Sebastian; he was an eyewitness of the events described" ("The Life and Works of George Peele.The battle of Alcazar, edited by J. Yoklavich" 1952, p. 230). Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION thus. pp. [xii], 324, [viii]: A-2E , 2F . Roman letter, some Italic. Woodcut printer's device (McKerrow 293), floriated woodcut initials. Early manuscript autograph "Ex-libris Joannis Johnson, Coll Mag. Cant" on verso of last Engraved armorial bookplate of James Ibebetson on pastedown, Richard Radcliffe's below, manuscript ex-dono from 'Richard Duncan Radcliffe to Albert George Sandeman, 1879' above, Patrick W Sandeman's on fly, early armorial stamp of John Blount on verso of title, repeated over that of Ibebetson. Light age yellowing, t-p backed, dusty on recto, predominantly marginal light waterstaining in places, verso of last a little soiled. A very good copy, with good margins, in early vellum over boards, later label, covers bordered with double blind rule, a little soiled. First edition of the English translation of this most interesting history generally attributed to Juan de Silva, conde de Portalegre; the work deals with the recent history of the kingdoms of Spain and Portugal prior to and during the union of their crowns. "A history and description of Portugal and the East Indies containing a royal genealogy starting in 1090, a geographical description, Portuguese exploration and an anecdotal account of the wars between Portugal and Spain. Translated by Edward Blount (?) who had it printed in folio by Arnold Hatfield in 1600. . Scott suspects that the real author was Juan de Silva, fourth Count of Portalegre, who concealed himself behind the name of Girolamo Franchi de Conestaggio. Dedicated to Henry Wriothesley, third Earl of Southhampton by Edward Blount. No later edition." A Bibliographical Catalogue of Italian Books Printed in England 15581603. Of particular interest is its treatment of the voyages of discovery and of Portuguese colonial expansion, especially in Africa (in battles against the Moors), Asia and the Southern Americas, its description of the states of the Colonies (e.g. Brazil apparently was only a penal colony while the Moluccas were prized for their cloves and nutmeg), and the role of the Jesuits in state affairs. Contemporary events in Europe are not ignored. The House of Hapsburg and the Prince of Orange figure fairly frequently and even the story of the request of aid from the people of Ireland to the Pope, against Queen Elizabeth I is recorded. The work begins with the genealogy of the Kings of Portugal from 1090 to 1527. The translation is almost certainly by Edward Blount (1565-1632), though it was also attributed to Marlowe, publisher and translator into English of a number of popular Spanish and Italian works of the day, including the first English edition of Cervantes. Interestingly the work has a double Shakespeare connection. It is dedicated by Blount to Henry Wriothesley, Earl of Southampton, Shakespeare's close friend and patron and Blount, of course, with Jaggard, was the publisher of Shakespeare's great first folio. The early autograph could well be that of John Johnson of Cranbrook (16621725) the theologian who published several theological works in the Laudian tradition. STC 5624. Lowndes II, 508. Alden 600/31. Brunet II, 217 (referring to the original Italian edition); 'ouvrage curieux, qui a eu beaucoup de succès dans le temps: il est Jean de Silvá, comte de Portalegre, qui accompagna Don Sébastien en Afrique en qualité d'ambassadeur d'Espagne'. JFB has 1589 Italian version only.

. 20 cm. 12 h., 410 pág. (falta 1 h. final con pág. 411-412). Marca tipográfica en portada. Frisos, capitales decoradas, "culs-de-lampe". Enc. en pergamino, tejuelo, cortes tintados, lomera y puntas algo rozadas. Notas manuscritas de antiguo poseedor. Leve señal de humedad. * Segunda edición (la 1ª es de 1585) de una célebre crónica sobre el trágico reinado de don Sebastián de Portugal y la incorporación de este reino a la Corona de Castilla. Consta en portada como "Istoria del sig. Ieronimo de Franchi Conestaggio, gentilhuomo genovese", pero algunos autores la atribuyen a Juan de Silva, conde de Portalegre. Se tradujo a varias lenguas. Palau 313373; CCPB000000404-9. Historia de Portugal.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Third edition revised with additions. Title with woodcut printer's device, woodcut decorative initials and tail-pieces, contemporary vellum. On the union of Portugal and Spain, including details of Portuguese activities in India and Africa, and discussion of the English mercenary Thomas Stukely, who had commanded three galleys at the Battle of Lepanto. Also mentions Columbus and the Portuguese settlements in Brazil. Provenance: John Skipton, 1680-1748, London surgeon (ink signature to head of title); The Hon. Mary Townshend (engraved armorial bookplate): Stephen Digby (engraved bookplate overlaid on that of Townshend). Ships from U.A.E.

hardcover. Condition: fine. Engraved printer's device (Caduceus) on title page. (12), 324, (7) pages. (page 177 is misnumbered). Small folio, beautifully bound by Chambolle in full dark blue crushed levant with tripple gilt fillet borders enclosing fine gilt arms (Superabo) on both covers, and an ornate gilt-stamped spine with raised bands; thick inner dentelles, marbled endpapers, a.e.g. London: Arn. Hatfield for Edward Blount, 1600. First English edition. A fine tall copy, skillfully washed before binding. Published anonymously. Conestaggio's name appears in the Italian and French editions, but it is sometimes taken as a pseudonym for Juan de Silva, conde de Portalegre, who accompanied Dom Sebastian to Africa. This is a magnificent and sumptuously bound copy of the rare Tudor translation. Dedicated by Blount to the Earl of Southampton, who was Shakespeare's patron. An account of the Shakespearian interest of this rare Elizabethan volume is given by the poet's biographer. STC 5624; Brunet II 217; Alden 600/31; ESTC S108618.

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Kl.-8°. Gest. Titelvignette, (5 Bl.), 532 S., (7 Bl.). Pergamentband d. Zt. mit handschr. Rückentitel (Rücken berieben). Vorsatz mit Exlibris. Titel recto mit Stempel, verso mit Exlibris der Freimaurerloge zu den 3 Weltkugeln. Innengelenke geplatzt. Stellenweise geringfügig fleckig. Bis S. 6 mit sehr hellem Wasserrand, letzte 2 Bl. mit leichten Randläsuren. Sonst innen in sehr schöner Erhaltung. Sprache: Italienisch.

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