Commissio from Doge Francesco Donato (1545–53) appointing Francesco Maripetro (Malipiero) 'potestas' of Noale near Treviso. — 1548; Italian, Venice
MS. Add. C. 23
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Description
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Title
Commissio from Doge Francesco Donato (1545–53) appointing Francesco Maripetro (Malipiero) 'potestas' of Noale near Treviso. — 1548; Italian, Venice
Shelfmark
MS. Add. C. 23
Associated place
Noale
Place of origin
Italian, Venice
Date
1548
Language
Latin
Contents
Form
codex
Support
parchment
Decoration
Fine miniature (defaced) fol. 1r Type miniature Subject St. Francis, holding a cross and pointing above to a small figure of crucified Christ, is adored by Francesco Malipiero (defaced). Rectangular frame with floral designs and a defaced coat of arms.
Fine border.
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Title
A Commissio Ducalis appointing Francisco Mazipetro to be governor of the castle, town and district of Noale (Anoalum) near Treviso
Shelfmark
MS. Add. C. 23
Summary
A Commissio Ducalis appointing Francisco Mazipetro to be governor of the castle, town and district of Noale (Anoalum) near Treviso, written in about A.D. 1548-1550 at Venice.
Associated place
Italy
Date
written in about A.D. 1548-1550 at Venice
Language
Latin
Physical facet
On parchment, with an illumination, see below; binding, red leather, with gold ornament, on one side the Lion of St. Mark, on the other Samson breaking down a pillar, Italian contemporary work
Physical extent
95 Leaves
Acquisition
Bought by the Library in December 1861.
Subject
Politics and Government
Local history
16th century
