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Milan, From the Società Tipografica De' Classici Italiani, 1806. In 8°, vols. 3, portrait of the author engraved on copper, frontispiece of the first volume, pp. XII-563; 604; 477-(3), scattered light foxing, contemporary binding mz. leather, title and gold decorations on the spine, colored cuts, slight defects.
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Giovanni Pietro Maffei (Bergamo 1533–Tivoli 1603), Jesuit, Latinist and historian, was invited in 1579 by the King of Portugal Henry I to go to Lisbon and Coimbra to collect and rearrange the documents relating to the conquest and evangelization of the 'India, using which he wrote the Historiarum Indicarum (1588), a very valuable work for its historical content and literary form.
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