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'Il Sidro, Poema in due canti', a translation in verse of John Philips's Cyder

MS. Add. C. 3

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Title

'Il Sidro, Poema in due canti', a translation in verse of John Philips's Cyder

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MS. Add. C. 3

Summary

'Il Sidro, Poema in due canti', a translation in verse of John Philips's Cyder, which was first published in 1708: ascribed in the printed editions and the Libri Sale Catalogue to Count Lorenzo Magalotti: there are annotations and a short account of Philips: fols. 128-161 of a larger volume, see MS. Add. C. 10.

Date

written in the 18th century

Language

Italian

Physical facet

On paper

Physical extent

35 Leaves

Custodial history

Catalogue of the ... collection of Splendid Manuscripts ... formed by M. Guglielmo Libri 1859 no. 796.

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