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Palmira, [Naples] [1770]. In 8th. Eye, 28 handwritten papers copy of the "presentation" present in the second edition (Venice, Giuseppe Bettinelli, 1770), woodcut frieze on the title page, handwritten page on the reverse of * 3, slight blooms, some stains, tear at Y2, slightly handwritten initial files loose, coeval parchment binding with title imprinted in gold within a gusset on the spine, slight stains and slight defects. Handwritten possession notes in the end cap.
First edition of the most famous work of the Neapolitan intellectual Salvatore Spiriti (1712 - 1776). A staunch opponent of the Papacy, he was one of the most fervent promoters of the secular demands, opposing the interference of the Church in the government. In this work he lashes out against illustrious personalities of the ecclesiastical world who mocks in the Poetic Flowers at the end of the text.
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