Genealogies of Venetian families : manuscript, [between 1610 and 1700].

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Genealogies of Venetian families : manuscript, [between 1610 and 1700].

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A manuscript armorial. Contains coats-of-arms and genealogical information about Venetian noble families in the Venetian Empire, arranged geographically with names listed in alphabetical order. Folios 1r-405r were written ca. 1610 and fols. 409r-457r were written ca. 1700.

1 v. (457 leaves) : paper, ill. ; 32 cm.

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