Voyage de Rome : par Auxerre, Diion, Lyon, Marseille, Livorne et Civitavecche. Avec le rétour par Lorete, Bologne, Venise, Milan, Turin, Lyon, etc. Commancé le 1er aoust 1664, achevé le 28 juin 1665 : manuscript, 1664 Aug. 1-1665 June 28.

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Voyage de Rome : par Auxerre, Diion, Lyon, Marseille, Livorne et Civitavecche. Avec le rétour par Lorete, Bologne, Venise, Milan, Turin, Lyon, etc. Commancé le 1er aoust 1664, achevé le 28 juin 1665 : manuscript, 1664 Aug. 1-1665 June 28.

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Also contains verse in Italian, expense accounts (pp. 293-325), distance between towns (325-328), and means of transportation (328).

328 p., bound ; 12 cm.

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