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Cologni [Geneva], Iean de Tournes, 1602. In 2nd. 3 books in 1 vol. Sumptuous architectural woodcut frontispiece with allegorical and fantastic figures and with a typographic company on the frontispiece and another at the end, large full-page Savoy woodcut coat of arms), with 2 double-page out-of-text plates of Savoy family coats of arms engraved in wood and 150 coats of arms engraved in the text of the House of Savoy from Beroldo to Carlo Emanuele I, headbands and initials richly decorated in woodcut, damp halos, small holes in the white margins, the last cards with woodworm holes on the internal edges and partly detached from the body of the text, binding with the plates are partly original, the back has been redone with old leather, defects and shortcomings.
Third edition, the most complete and exhaustive, of this fundamental and vast historical, genealogical and heraldic work on Savoy and the Savoy dynasty from its origins to 1601. As well as the second edition of 1561, it too is divided into three books: but while the first two are increased only by a few additions or corrections at the end of the chapters, the third book contains twenty more chapters which include the continuation of the reign of Charles Emmanuel I until the peace of 1601 (the last chapter gives the text of the Treaty of Lyon on January 17, 1601 which signed the peace between Henry IV of France and Carlo Emanuele I of Savoy and sanctioned the annexation of the Marquisate of Saluzzo to the Savoy Duchy). These changes and additions are due to Jean de Tournes, as indicated by himself in the warning to the reader, following the death of Paradin in 1590.
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