Manuscript copies of dramatic and prose writings and a letter, [ca. 1700].

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Manuscript copies of dramatic and prose writings and a letter, [ca. 1700].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270635200

Contains manuscript songs and poems in at least two different hands and a copy of a letter from Sacchetti to Pope Alexander VII dated June 17, 1663. Titles include: Rime sacre; Santa Genevieffa oratorio; Oratorio di Maria Stuarda; L'eta dell'oro; Il figlio prodigo oratorio; S. Nereo, ed Achilleo oratorio; and others.

1 item (133 p.), bound ; 20cm.

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7197929

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