Speditione fatta per la cina dalla Sanità di N. S. Papa Clemente Unidecimo [manuscript] : e narrativo del viaggio con quello segui in Cina, in Pekino, nel viaggio d'andare, e ritornare con altre curíosità. 1768.

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Speditione fatta per la cina dalla Sanità di N. S. Papa Clemente Unidecimo [manuscript] : e narrativo del viaggio con quello segui in Cina, in Pekino, nel viaggio d'andare, e ritornare con altre curíosità. 1768.

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[122] leaves ; 260 x 180 mm bound to 265 x 185 mm.

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