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Io Baptista Marinus Gli Arronzij ouero De marmi antichi
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Io Baptista Marinus Gli Arronzij ouero De marmi antichi
Io. Baptista Marinus, Gli Arronzij, ouero, De marmi antichi. Doue con la vita di Lucio Arronzio Stella e di Marco Arronzio Aquila padouani, si ha notizia delle antichita, riti, monete, medaglie, magistrati, e sacerdozj di Roma, di Padoua, dell Italia, e dell Imperio Romano. Discorso del co. Iacopo Zabarella, recitato da lui medesimo sotto nome dell Amiantato nell Academia de Ricourati di Padoua gli 12. gennaro 1652, Salmincio, Andrea, Zabarella, Giacomo, conte, fl. 1646-1655, Engraving, 1655, located on page 155. Copy 2 is bound with: Musaeum historicum et physicum / Giovanni Imperiali. Venice: Giunti, 1640
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1640 1655 Andrea Aquila Bound Conte Dell Delle Giacomo Giovanni Located Marco Romano Sotto Stella Venice Antichità Imperiali Lucio Nome Vita
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This print from the Liszt Collection showcases a rare engraving titled "Io Baptista Marinus Gli Arronzij ouero De marmi antichi". Created in 1655 by Andrea Salmincio, this intricate artwork is located on page 155 of the collection. The engraving beautifully depicts the life and achievements of Lucio Arronzio Stella and Marco Arronzio Aquila, both hailing from Padua. It provides an invaluable insight into ancient Roman rituals, coins, medals, magistrates, and priesthoods. The comprehensive discourse by Count Giacomo Zabarella adds depth to our understanding of Rome's history as well as that of Padua, Italy, and the Roman Empire. Presented under the name Amiantato at the prestigious Academia de Ricourati in Padua on January 12th, 1652, Zabarella himself recited this enlightening speech. His expertise shines through as he delves into various aspects of antiquity with meticulous detail. Bound together with Giovanni Imperiali's Musaeum historicum et physicum in Venice in 1640 (Copy 2), this print offers a unique glimpse into two remarkable works within one volume. As part of the Liszt Collection's vast array of historical treasures preserved for posterity, this engraving serves as a testament to human curiosity and dedication to preserving knowledge throughout centuries. Its intricate details invite viewers to immerse themselves in ancient Roman culture while appreciating the artistry behind its creation.
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