Conte Maiolino Bisaccioni - I Sensi Civili - Trattato...

The work is dedicated to the illustrious Venetian Riniero Zeni, Noble Knight and Procurator of San Marco. The Civil Senses of Count Maiolino Bisaccioni, Have been included as historical insights written in Italian, inspired and related to the period of wars, the military structure in ancient Greece and the Roman Empire, with the lived experience in Monarchies, of European noble houses, as illustrated by the Author, elaborated by the Printer’s Brand that was impressed in the precious decorated frame.. Opera omnia, printed in Venice in the year 1642 for Taddeo Pavoni With a treatise on the life-military that unites the narrative of the Count and, at the time, Ill.mo diplomat Maiolino Bisaccioni with two other fundamental historical texts: the Perfect Captain of Duke Enrico II de Rohan and the Tactics of the Byzantine Emperor Leo the Wise. in-4 (21 x 14 cm), P.p. (5), 307, (6). Frontispiece with a copper-engraved allegory, signed on the plate by F. Valegio, depicting the Emperor Lion, at the upper edge of the Plates there is an angel holding the canvas with the title of the Work, the writer’s name and also describing the heraldic emblem visually on the column. Complete work - Three main sections. Distinctive for this rare edition are the engraved figures with illustrations that also report the details of tactical dispositions in the military history of the Roman army, as in the chapters illustrated with the system in the figurative schematic plates, joined to the explanation of military tactics and in the history from ancient Greece. The text describes, with the illustrated stories of Bisaccioni, life in the armies that followed Julius Caesar, in this very rare translation and sought lexicon, for the narrative of the Commentarii, in the Roman wars, of France, with ten chapters, from the succinct of the Civil and Pompeian wars, to the wars of Alexandria, the De bello of Africa and the Book with the wars in Spain. Written & illustrated in Italian, with binding and characters impressed in the fine draft, with the complete and described engravings for all the Plates of the Work. From the narratives on the history of Rome to the Titles with Caesar’s command, there are presented the observations and reflections of the Illustrious Count Bisaccioni, so titled in the “Civil Senses” and the “Considerations” of the Author and in the central text with the history in the Chapters for the ancient text that continues with the second part of the Work, in the articulate chapters for the “Military Discipline of the Romans,” from soldiers’ ordinances to the construction of fortresses, from the account of assault and siege, to the narration on conduct in war of Roman Princes. The text is thus divided into three Named and illustrated Works, and the Author concludes his writing with the title “On the Tactics of Leo the Emperor,” inspired and executed in Grecian fashion around the Captain General of the Armies. Rare and original edition with the particular engravings for the initial capital letters, the tail-pieces and the headers with visual references to figures from ancient allegories, to present to the reader the historical narration of the reading. (As in the drawing on Plate no. 66, a peculiar war-defunct machine that bears the letter “F” at the center – End. Indicating the conclusion of the story with the battles in the Chapter). Leather binding, Coeval, corners worn but intact, on the back there is a red plate with gold-impressed characters, indicating in part the Title with the Author of the Work, a layout with five raised ribs. Red-dotted edges. First and only edition, very rare and refined, internally presented in excellent condition as for the cleaning of the numerically complete and intact Plates, no tear or significant missing parts, absence of traces of invasive marks. Details of the Work Year of publication: 1642 (First and only Edition) Printer: Taddeo Pavoni, in Venice Content: 307 pages preceded by 8 pages with a detailed introduction and with the main presentations from the Printer to the Reader. The Plates with the Titles were decorated with wood-engraved tail-pieces and initials, including the Initial Capitals drawn on the plate for this rare and precious ancient illustrated Work. Physical characteristics: Includes a fine allegorical frontispiece engraved on copper by F. Valegio depicting Leo the Emperor, with the family crest, (Operation with the images that have been inserted in sequence for courteous attention, as a visual completion of the presentation).

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