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170

JOÃO VAZ - 1859-1931
"Porto de Setúbal"
oil on canvas, old small restoration, other small restorations, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 33,2 x 57,4 cm

€ 25,000 - 37,500 Base - Estimate

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171

TOMÁS DE MELLO JÚNIOR - SÉC. XIX/XX
Pier with fishermen and boats
oil on wood, slight foxing, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 30 x 48 cm

€ 5,000 - 7,500 Base - Estimate

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172

TONY DE BERGUE - 1820-1896
Marine
oil on canvas, relined, restoration, fault on the on the pictorical layer, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 57,5 x 104 cm

€ 6,000 - 9,000 Base - Estimate

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173

EDUARDA LAPA - 1895-1976
White roses
oil on plywood, small restoration, frame with traces of woodworms, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 42 X 52,5 cm

€ 1,500 - 2,250 Base - Estimate

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174

SILVA PORTO - 1850-1893
Landscape
oil on wood, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 12 x 18 cm

€ 1,500 - 2,250 Base - Estimate

€ 6,500Sold

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SIMÃO DA VEIGA - 1879-1963
Peasant women harvesting olives
oil on canvas, blistered canvas, faults on the pictorial layer, signed
Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 70 x 60,5 cm

€ 4,000 - 6,000 Base - Estimate

€ 4,000Sold

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CASTRO, Francisco de Caldas Pereira e.- ANALYTICVS | COMMENTARIVS, | SEV | RELECTIO, AD CELE | BRATISSIMAM L. CVRA- | TOREM HABENS, C. DE IN INTE- | GRVM RESTITVTIONE MINORVM...- Vlyssippone: Excvdebat Emmanvel de Lyra, Typographvs, Anno, M D. LXXXIII. [1583]. [26], 432 p.; 28 cm.- E.
Francisco de Caldas Pereira e Castro (1543-1597), lawyer and jurisconsult born in Monção (or Tuy?), graduated from the University of Salamanca and graduated from the University of Coimbra, where he was a professor. The “Analyticus commentarius...” were one of the few works he saw published during his lifetime. A slightly cropped specimen with slight browning. Title page, free endpaper and dedication with several scratched old ownerships; small central fault on the title page, caused by the browning of the ink; occasional contemporary notes and moisture stains. Anselmo, 733. National Library (16th Century), 150. Biblioteca de D. Manuel II, Res. 150 Adq.

€ 300 - 450 Base - Estimate

€ 300Sold

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GUEUDEVILLE, Nicolas].- Le grand theatre historique, ou nouvelle histoire universelle, tant sacrée que profane, depuis la creation du Monde, jusqu’au commencement du XVIII siecle. Contenant una fifidéle & exacte description de ce qui s'est passé de plus memorable sous les quatre premières Monarchies, des Assyriens, des Perses, des Grecs, & des Romains, comme aussi des Monarchies qui leur ont succedé, et ce qui concerne commement le peuple Juif, & qui se trouve dans la Sainte Écriture & ailleurs, avec la suite de l'Histoire Romaine...- A Leide: Chez Pierre Vander Aa, 1703.- 5 tomos. em 2 vols.: il.; 36 cm.- E. I - [34], 544 col. em [272] p.; II - [4], 742 col. em [371] p.; III - [4], 478 col. em [239] p.; IV - [4], 620 col. em [310] p.; V - [4], 770 col. em 385 p., 152 p.
Monumental edition, profusely illustrated, published without the author's name, usually attributed to the French Benedictine translator and historian Nicolas de Gueudeville (1652-1721). The five volumes include the following copperplate prints: dedication to King Frederick William of Prussia (double), an allegorical title, a world map (double), 2 double prints and 10 portraits printed separately, more than 650 illustrations integrated into the text (±110x145 mm). Copy with slight browning, light handling and occasional stains; World map with tears in the folds, without lack of support. Contemporary bindings, entirely made of burnished sheepskin, a little worn, with loose joints, preserving the original marbled paper endpapers. Brunet, II, coll. 1699. Graesse, III, p. 184.

€ 300 - 450 Base - Estimate

€ 380Sold

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MERINO DE JESUCRISTO, Pe. Andres, Sch. P.- Escuela paleographica, ó de leer letras antiguas, desde la entrada de los godos en España, hasta nuestros tiempos...- Madrid: por D. Juan Antonio Lozano, 1780.- [34], 443 p.: 1 portada grav., 59 gravuras; 36 cm.- E.
Father Andres Merino (1730-1787), a notable Latinist, Arabist and calligrapher, was a member of the Religious Order of the Pious Schools, in Navarre, better known as the Piarist Fathers. A large-scale graphic work, illustrated with an engraved title page and 59 copperplate prints, representing examples of ancient letters, manuscripts, epigraphics, numismatics, cursive, calligraphic letters, abbreviations, etc. At the beginning it includes a list of subscribers comprising more than 600 names. Copy missing the first white free endpaper, retaining the original marbled paper endpapers (one loose). Otherwise, a very clean copy with good margins, covered in contemporary binding, full sheepskin, a little worn, with carminated and waxed edges. Brunet, III, coll. 1652. Palau, 165667.

€ 400 - 600 Base - Estimate

€ 400Sold

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[LEITÃO, Frei Fulgêncio, O.S.A.].- EPISTOLA | APOLOGETICA | A LA | MAGESTAD CATOLICA | DE D. FELIPE | EL GRANDE. | [...] | Contra el parecer de cierto Ministro consultado porsu | MAGESTAD sobre la recuperacion de PORTVGAL. | Escriuela D. HERNANDO de Molina, y Saavedra | mouido del zelo del seruicio de su MAGESTAD | CATOLICA cuya felicidad mas desea.- En Colonia Agrippina: Por Cornelio Egmont. Año MDCL. [1650].- 425, [1 br.] p.; 21 cm.- E.
Hernado de Molina is the pseudonym of the Augustinian hermit Friar Fulgêncio Leitão (ca. 1586- ca. 1658), master in Theology, rector of the Graça Convent, in Lisbon. Friar Fulgêncio, who would die in Paris, lived at the end of his life in Italy, where he used the name Friar João António de Rivarolla. Slightly cropped specimen with slight browning; wormhole traces. Ex-libris of Gustavo R. A. Cudell, Porto. Full hard parchment binding, non-contemporary, restored, with new endpapers. Inocêncio, III, p. 101. Exp. Restauração, 725. Palau, 174845.

€ 600 - 900 Base - Estimate

€ 600Sold

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ALVARENGA, Manuel José Correa e.- Braga triunfante na real eleiçaõ, e sempre gloriosa posse, que o Augustissimo Principe, e Serenissimo Senhor D. Joseph pessoalmente tomou do Arcebispo Primaz das Hespanhas em o dia 23. de Julho do presente anno de 1741... Manuel José Correa e Alvarenga.- Coimbra: No Real Collegio das Artes da Companhia de Jesus, 1742.- 136 p.: 1 portada grav.; 28 cm.- E
A two cantos poem by an author born in Braga, with a degree in Arts from the University of Coimbra, but about whom biographical data is scarce. The title, engraved on a copperplate, next to the title page, without subscription, represents the Cathedral of Braga. Clean copy, retaining good margins. Recent binding, with leather spine. Inocêncio, XVI, p. 238.

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HERRERA Y TORDESILLAS, Antonio de.- HISTOIRE | GENERALE | DES VOYAGES | ET CONQVESTES | des Castillans, dans les Isles & Terre ferme | des Indes Occidentales. | Traduite de l’Espagnol D’ANTOINE D’HERRERA, Historiographe de sa | Maiesté Catholique, tant des Indes, que des Royaumes de Castille. PAR N. DE LA COSTE...- A Paris: Chez Nicolas & Iean de la Coste, [1660-1671].- 3 vols.; 23 cm.- E.
Abbreviated translation of one of the most important works by Antonio de Herrera (1549-1625), historian and chief chronicler of Spain, who established himself until the 19th century as one of the main sources for the history of Hispanic conquests in the New World. The third volume was published 11 years after the other two and is considered much rarer. The collation of the three volumes or decades is as follows: I - [30], 776, [24] p.; II - [24], 748, [28] p.; III - [30], 790 p. Title and preliminary pages (of the three volumes) with some restorations; volume III presents the facsimile title page and the “Table des matieres” (6 f.) bound before the beginning of the text, when it should be at the end of the volume. Sheepskin half-bindings, from the 19th century, worn and with new endpapers. Sabin, 31548, 31549, 31550. Palau, 114293.

€ 2,000 - 3,000 Base - Estimate

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COSTA, Bernardino Camilo Cincinnato da.- O Portugal vinicola: estudos sobre a ampelographia e o valor œnologico das principaes castas de videiras de Portugal = Le Portugal vinicole: recherches sur l'ampélographie et la valeur œnologique des principaux cépages du Portugal.- Lisboa: Imprensa Nacional, 1900.- XLVIII, 483, [3 br.] p.: 2 mapas, LXXXIV estampas; 54 cm.- E.
The author (1866-1930), professor, agricultural engineer and veterinary doctor, was born in Margão (Salcete, Goa); He was a Member of Parliament, director of Companhia das Lezírias and member of the Academy of Sciences. Monumental work, commissioned to be executed and published by the Grand Commission of Lisbon, chaired by Ressano Garcia, organizer of the Portuguese representation at the Universal Exhibition in Paris, 1900. Particularly appreciated are the 10 chromolithographs representing bunches of grapes from different national varieties, signed by Roque Gameiro. Copy without booklet covers, generally clean, with just a few light browning stains, limited to the cellophane dividers. Recent full sheepskin binding, with ornamental gold borders on the covers.

€ 600 - 900 Base - Estimate

€ 600Sold

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LA FONTAINE, Jean de.- Fables choisies, mises en vers.- A Paris: De l’Imprimerie de Valade, et se trouve Chez Belin, 1783.- 2 vols.: 1 front. alegórico, 275 gravuras; 39 cm.- E.
Monumental edition, considered one of the most beautiful of the 18th century, containing 235 fables by La Fontaine (1621-1695), illustrated with 275 copperplate prints, opened on copper plate by the best engravers of the time (Cochin [père et fils], Aliamet, Radigues, Aubert, Aveline, etc.), according to originals by Jean-Baptiste Oudry (1686-1755). The first volume also includes an allegorical frontispiece (with explanation on the last page of volume II). The collation of each of the volumes is as follows: I - [4], XLVIII, 164 p.: 1 front., 138 engraving.; II - [4], IV, 252 p.: 137 engraving. Slightly cropped specimen with slight browning, but overall clean and with good margins. Armorial ex-libris of Earl of Cromer (dated 1912), on both volumes and small circular stamp on free endpapers: Melchet Court - Romsey. Contemporary, or slightly later, full sheepskin bindings, with triple mitered fillet on the covers, gold closed panels on the spines, roll on the square and gilt edges. Preserves the original marbled paper endpapers. Rochambeau, 124. Cohen, 301 (for the Dessaint et Saillant edition, 1755-59, with the same engravings).

€ 600 - 900 Base - Estimate

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[CLERJON DE CHAMPAGNY, Jules].- Album d’un soldat pendant la Campagne d’Espagne en 1823.- Paris: Imprimerie de Cosson, 1829.- [6], 118, [1] p.: 40 litografias color; 20 cm.- E.
The author (1795-1870), a French officer born in Lyon, was a cavalry captain during the Spanish campaign and general inspector of stud farms in France. The work is illustrated with 40 hand-colored lithographs, by Cœuré, according to the author's own drawings, representing Spanish uses and customs. Small restoration on the outer edge of the title page. Otherwise, a very clean copy, covered in contemporary green shagreen half-binding. Palau, 55624. Foulché-Delboc, 302.

€ 800 - 1,200 Base - Estimate

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CONESTAGGIO, Girolamo Franchi di.- DELL’VNIONE | DEL REGNO DI | PORTOGALLO | Alla Corona di Castiglia...- In Venetia: Apresso Pavlo Vgolino, 1592.- [19, 1 br.], 295 f.; 15 cm.- E.
Third Italian edition of the most important work by the Genoese diplomat and historian Jerónimo Conestaggio (†1635), by some attributed to D. João da Silva, 4th count of Portalegre. The original edition was printed in Genoa in 1585. Initially considered pro-Spanish, this did not prevent it from being banned at the court of Philip I (of Portugal). The work, quickly translated into German, French, Latin and Castilian, with several editions until the mid-17th century, has been rehabilitated today and is considered an objective and impartial account of the events that led to the loss of Portugal's independence in 1580. Cropped copy, with light browning and slight handling; title page with occasional marginal restorations. Contemporary binding, full flexible parchment, with some wear and new endpapers; upper cover almost loose, but recoverable. Palau, 313372. Giacinto Manuppela, in «Boletim Internacional de Bibliografia Luso-Brasileira» (Lisbon: F.C.G., 1960. Vol. I, nº 3, p. 352).

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LEÃO, Duarte Nunes de.- LEIS EXTRAVA | GANTES COLLEGIDAS E | RELATADAS PELO LICENCIADO | DVARTE NUNEZ DO LIAM PER MANDADO | do muito alto & muito poderoso | Rei Dom SEBASTIAM. | nosso Senhor.- Em Lisboa: per Antonio Gonçaluez, 1569.- [4], 218, [16], 8 f.; 27 cm. Junto com: DETERMINAÇOIS | QUE SE TOMARAM PER MAN- | dado del Rey nosso senhor, sobre las duuidas que avia | antre os Prellados, & Iustiças ecclesiasticas, | & seculares.- [Lisboa]: Foi publicada na Chancelaria mor, por Gaspar Maldonado, a xvij de Iunho de 1578.- [6] f.; 27 cm.- E.
First edition of this important compilation of laws not included in Ordinances. The third group of 16 sheets includes the «Repertorio das materiais que se contem nas seis partes das leis extravagantes»; The following eight pages include, with their own title page, the «Annotações sobre as ordenações dos cinqvo livros, que pelas leis extravagantes são revogadas ou interpretadas». The volume includes, at the end, a provision by D. Sebastião I (6 f.), given on March 18, but published after June 17, 1578. Treated title page, with scratched old ownership and some minor restorations. Otherwise, a clean copy, preserving good margins. Non-contemporary binding (18th century?), full flecked sheepskin, with new endpapers. Anselmo, 1200. National Library (16th Century), 409 and 641 (Provision). Biblioteca de D. Manuel II only refers to the variant described in BN, 640.

€ 1,200 - 1,800 Base - Estimate

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BOOK (THE) | of | Common Prayer | And Administration | of the | SACRAMENTS, | AND OTHER | RITES & CEREMONIES | Of the CHURCH, | According to the Use | of the | CHURCH of ENGLAND...- London: Printed by His Ma[ges]ties. Printers, MDCLXIX [1669].- [168] f.: 1 portada grav.; 32 cm. Junto com: THE | Psalter of Psalms | OF | DAVID, | After the translation of the Great | BIBLE, | Pointed as they are to be Sung or Said in | CHURCHES.- In the Savoy Printed by the Assigns of John Bill and Christopher Barker, Anno Dom. 1672.- [106] f.; 32 cm.- E.
The Book of Common Prayer is the book of daily and Sunday prayers of the Anglican Church, whose original and definitive edition was published in 1549, during the reign of Edward VI. The present edition, which results from the reform implemented in 1662, includes the daily morning and afternoon prayers, Communion and the litany; It also includes prayers to accompany special services, namely Baptism, Confirmation, weddings, funeral services, prayers for the sick, etc., as well as various readings from the Old and New Testaments. Title page engraved, cropped, mirrored and with a fault in the upper left corner, with small loss of image. The copy (lightly handled, but complete) is especially notable because it was probably bound by the London bookbinder Samuel Mearne (1624-1683), for the royal couple Charles II of England and Catherine of Braganza, featuring the crowned royal monogram, with two intertwined Cs (one inverted), engraved in gold on the covers (4) and on the spine, in the sections (6). In this regard, see: Database of Bookbindings British Library (https://www.bl.uk/catalogues/bookbindings/Results.aspx? SearchType=QuickSearch, acessed on February 2022). Provenance: armorial ex-libris of Alexander Duff, Duke of Fife (1849-1912) who married Princess Louise, daughter of the Duke of Wales, future King Edward VII, in 1889. Full sheepskin binding, a little worn, with loose joints, gilt edges and non-contemporary silk ties.

€ 1,600 - 2,400 Base - Estimate

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SAMPAIO, Frei Francisco de Santa Teresa de Jesus, O.F.M.- Oração funebre do Emminentissimo, e Reverendissimo Senhor D. Lourenço Caleppi dos Condes do mesmo titulo... / recitada em prezença do seu corpo no Convento de Santo Antonio, por Fr. Francisco de S. paio. Prégador Regio.- Rio de Janeiro: Na Impressão Regia, 1817.- 30, [2 br.] p.; 19 cm.-
The author (1778-1830), a Franciscan religious, was born in Rio de Janeiro and was known for his deep knowledge in different areas of knowledge, but also for having been the writer of the “Dia do Fico” manifesto, on January 9, 1822. Cropped and unbound example (sewn with thread), but clean, probably from a miscellany. Camargo & Borba de Moraes, 573. Valéria Gauz (JCBrown Library), 817/15.

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CARDOSO, Amadeo de Sousa.- XX dessins.- Paris: edição do autor, 1912.- [2, 1] f.: 20 estampas; 31 cm.- B.
Copy no. 68 of the print run of 100 printed on Japanese paper, signed by the author, with the following autograph: Reservado para António Roberto da Motta Liz, Paris, 1913. The edition consists of one sheet justifying the print run (530 copies = 30 + 100 + 400), two preliminary sheets, with an introduction by Jérôme Doucet (avant-propos) and 20 numbered prints, reproducing the drawings. Set packaged in its own “chemise” (with justification for the special print run of 30) and editor's cardboard portfolio (with the tie missing), cover with minor defects, copy with minor defects

€ 500 - 750 Base - Estimate

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ANDRADE, Francisco de.- CRONICA | DO MVYTO AL- | TO E MUITO PODERO | SO REY DESTES REYNOS DE | Portugal dom Ioão o III. deste nome...- Impressa em Lisboa: por Iorge Rodriguez, 1613.- [19], 113, 134, 131, 155 f.; 27 cm.- E.
Francisco de Andrade (ca. 1540-1614), poet, historian and chronicler, born in Lisbon, was chief guard of the Torre do Tombo and chief chronicler of the Kingdom; As a poet he left us the epic poem “The First Siege of Diu” (Coimbra, 1589). The volume includes the four parts of the work, with independent foliation. Inocêncio only records 17 preliminary pages, of which the present copy has 19 (the section contains seven folios). Cropped copy, with slight browning and handling; ink stain at the foot of the title page; small central restoration on the verso of the last sheet. Contemporary binding, full sheepskin, a little worn, presenting, in the centre of both covers, the heraldic book stamp of D. Luis Francisco de Benavides Carrillo de Toledo (1608-1668), 3rd marquis of Caracena (1621), 5th marquis de Frómista and 3rd Count of Pinto, knight of the Order of Santiago (1621), governor of arms of the Netherlands (1656) and Burgundy (1659), captain general of the armadas of the Carreira de Indias, etc. In 1664, D. Luis took command of the Spanish forces in the conflict against Portugal, having suffered a heavy defeat in the Battle of Montes Claros, which became decisive and final in the War of Restoration. It is worth noting that the catalogue of the collection "Encuadernaciones heráldicas de la Biblioteca Lázaro Galdiano" (Madrid, 2008), records 26 very similar bindings (nº 120 to 145) and, probably, with the same heraldic tool. Inocêncio, II, p. 332. Afonso Lucas, 63. Arouca, A 351.

€ 600 - 900 Base - Estimate

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XIMÉNEZ, Fray Andrés, O.S.H.- Descripcion del Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo del Escorial: su magnifico templo, panteon, y palacio: compendiada de la descrpcion antigua, y exornada de nuevas vistosas Láminas de su Planta y Montéa: aumentada con la noticia de varias grandezas y Allajas con que han ilustrado los Católicos Reyes aquel magnífico edifício...- En Madrid: En la Imprenta de Antonio Marin, 1764.- [20], 452 p.: il.; 29 cm.- E.
Friar Andrés Ximénez († 1808), Saint Jerome monk, professed at the Royal Monastery of the Escorial, in whose college he was professor of vespers. Large-scale graphic edition, illustrated with a portrait of the dedicatee Charles III (p. [3]), a portrait of Philip IV (p. 318), dated 1697 and 16 copperplate prints, 15 of which are fold-out, the last of which is a detailed plan of the monastery, with an extensive explanation on the previous page. Slightly cropped copy, with occasional minor restorations on the verso of some engravings, which are all well folded. Second sheet with reconstituted outer margin. Title page with ancient and sealing ownership: Dos Limpos(?) Pimenteis Sancas(?) and extensive ownership inscription on the back (difficult to read): This work is by the Archdeacon of Oviedo... Modern ownership on the free endpaper: Canon Abel Martins - Evora - 1872 - C = 2,800 Rs. Otherwise, a complete and clean copy, with no notable defects. Contemporary binding, full sheepskin, with signs of worm holes at the foot and head and missing of free endpapers in marbled paper; carminated edges. Palau, 376974.

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CHURCHILL, Winston.- [Assinatura autógrafa].- 1 f.; 23x16 cm.
Leaflet, reservation for table nº 63 (Table nº 63 - reserved at Reid's), at Reid's Palace Hotel, in Funchal (Madeira), in the name of Mr. H. Zino, for eight people, for the New Year's Eve 1949/1950. It includes six signatures (partially unreadable), three caricatures, certainly of the guests, and a dedication: Um grande beijo do teu esposo, filho do senhor do cinema. Next to the foot stamp (at Reid’s), the inscription and autograph signature: Best wishes - Winston Churchill. The lot includes an article from Diário de Notícias (two clippings), entitled “Fim do ano na Madeira”, by journalist Oldemiro César, written on board the liner “Serpa Pinto” and a circular luggage tag, with the inscription: Excursão à Madeira no “Serpa Pinto”. C.N.N. 1949.50 - C.A.V.

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SANTA MARIA, Frei Agostinho de, O.A.D. (1642-1728).- Santuario Mariano, e historia das images milagrosas de Nossa Senhora, e das milagrosamente apparecidas, em graça dos prègadores, & dos devotos da mesma Senhora.- Lisboa: Na Officina de Antonio Pedrozo Galraõ, 1707-1723.- 10 vols.; 20 cm.- E.
A work of great erudition by the friar Discalced Augustinian (1642-1729), born in Estremoz, whose secular name was Manuel Gomes Freire and was chronicler and vicar general of his Order. It includes news about the images of the Virgin spread throughout the national territory and the Portuguese expansion, with important references to topography, history, missions and local life. The first seven volumes are dedicated to Portugal, the eighth refers to Japan, China, Macau, Goa, Daman, Diu, Bassein (today Vasai), Chaul, Southwest Asia, Philippines, Mozambique, Angola, Morocco, etc. and the last two are almost entirely dedicated to Brazil, also including references to the Azores, Madeira, São Tomé and Príncipe and the Canary Islands. Set with some imperfections, namely: volumes III and VI with missing title pages; volume I with strong browning; all volumes with handwritten ownerships and stamps from the Discalced Augustinians of Mount Olivete bookstore (scratched in volumes V and VII); some small imperfections that are difficult to discriminate. Contemporary, full sheepskin bindings, identical, with occasional damage, particularly on the turns. Inocêncio, I, p. 18. J. C. Rodrigues, 2187. Borba de Moraes, p. 766-767.

€ 800 - 1,200 Base - Estimate

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