Giuseppe Di Gennaro - Della Famiglia Montalto Libri III - 1735





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Della Famiglia Montalto Libri III by Giuseppe Aurelio Di Gennaro, 1st edition, published in Bologna in 1735, Italian, 152 pages, 25 x 20 cm, in good condition.
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[DI GENNARO, Giuseppe Aurelio]
Of the Montalto Family Book III, written by Giuseppe Aurelio Di Gennaro, Neapolitan lawyer, and dedicated to the illustrious and most excellent marquis d'Oyra, prince of Francavilla, Michele Imperiale...
In Bologna, At the Heirs of Giuseppe Longhi, 1735. With license of the superiors.
One volume in-4 bound in full antique brown calf, with a smooth spine or ornamented with raised bands, showing signs of use, rubbing, and rounded corners.
The work is adorned with a title page printed in red and black with a typographic vignette, a fine allegorical engraving as frontispiece hors-texte, as well as a large folding genealogical plate illustrated with the coat of arms of the Montalto family.
This important historical and genealogical treatise devoted to the noble family of Montalto was written by the Neapolitan lawyer Giuseppe Aurelio Di Gennaro (1701–1761).
[DI GENNARO, Giuseppe Aurelio]
Of the Montalto Family Book III, written by Giuseppe Aurelio Di Gennaro, Neapolitan lawyer, and dedicated to the illustrious and most excellent marquis d'Oyra, prince of Francavilla, Michele Imperiale...
In Bologna, At the Heirs of Giuseppe Longhi, 1735. With license of the superiors.
One volume in-4 bound in full antique brown calf, with a smooth spine or ornamented with raised bands, showing signs of use, rubbing, and rounded corners.
The work is adorned with a title page printed in red and black with a typographic vignette, a fine allegorical engraving as frontispiece hors-texte, as well as a large folding genealogical plate illustrated with the coat of arms of the Montalto family.
This important historical and genealogical treatise devoted to the noble family of Montalto was written by the Neapolitan lawyer Giuseppe Aurelio Di Gennaro (1701–1761).

