L Vngheria, Spiegata da Gio. Nicolo Doglioni. Oue chiaramente si leggono tutte le cose successe in quel Regno, da che prima fu cosi nominato, sino all'anno corrente 1595. Con la Tauola copiosissima di tutto quello, che di degno,& di memorabil vi si legge. E nel ?ne vn catalogo di tutti i Re, che v'hann0 regnato, con i suoi tempi, & millesimi. Et insieme la ?gura in disegno distinta, et particolare di tutte le Citta, Castella, & luoghi di quelle Regioni.
Con Privilegio. In Venetia, Appresso Damian Zenaro, M.D.XCV. [1595]. 4to, 22x 16cm, The First Edition, [32],209,[3]p., signatures: t8, a-b4 (tavola), A-2B4, 2C6; folding, engraved map of Hungary by Girolamo Porro, dated 1595, in half Japon vellum over early paper boards, edges marbled in red and blue, decorative head-pieces & historiated initials, woodcut title vignette & printer's device of crowned salamander surrounded by flames, Pro Patria watermark on endpapers and paste-downs, small stain in margin of one leaf, printing is clear and bright (Lol). Item #41267
~ Atabey 358. BLSTC (Italy 1465-1600), 219. Graesse II, 417. Edit 16- ICCU. ~ Giovanni Nicolo Doglioni was born in Venice and educated in Padua. He returned to Venice to take on administrative roles in the city, until the plague of 1576 decimated his young family. After his own recovery, he wrote major historical works on Venice, as well as this foremost account of Hungary's early history. Included in this work are descriptions of the Ottoman campaigns in the mid-sixteenth century, and a list of the kings of Hungary from 997-1576. The printer, Damian Zenaro, was active in Venice from 1572 to 1604.
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