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Venice, Francesco Baba, 1626. In 8 °. Woodblock mark on the title page with a compass over the globe and the motto "non ultra", historiated initials, Linked with & nbsp; Answer by the excellent doctor Claudio Gelli with his own title page, tear with small gap in the upper outer margin of A7 without loss of text, traces of ink on the reverse of E2, K1 partially loose, slight woodworm work at the upper inner margin from K3 to O1, few papers slightly browning, sporadic and slight marginal blooms , missing the last white paper, coeval parchment binding with manuscript author and title on the spine with a small paper piece, small tears and gaps in the spine, some halos.
Rare Venetian edition that collects in a single volume three works by the author of Veronese origin (1521 - 1609). Scourge de 'medici rationali, printed in Venice in 1583 prompted the reply of Claudio Gelli (Venice 1584), which was then followed by Melampigo in 1585 and in 1592, the Lightning. There are many references to the Veronese and Paduan environment and the positions of Bovio, who called himself Zefiriele for magical-kabbalistic conviction, are of particular interest. great importance to astrology in medical practices.
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