Lettere d'Ippolito d'este cardinal di Ferrara : manuscript, [ca. 1650].

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Lettere d'Ippolito d'este cardinal di Ferrara : manuscript, [ca. 1650].

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Copies of 45 letters dated 1561-1562 concerning Cardinal d'Este of Ferrara's negotiations with Catherine de Medici of France regarding the reconvening of the Council of Trent. Also includes copies of miscellaneous letters dated 1637-1649.

1 v. ; 26 x 19 cm.

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