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LETTERA DI FRANCESCO PETRARCA AL MAGNIFICOFRANCESCO DA CARRARA SIGNORE DI PADOVADELLE SENILI LIB. XIV EPIST. ISUI DOVERI DEL PRINCIPE.TRADUZIONE DI GIUSEPPE FRACASSETTIRIVEDUTA DA CARLO LANDIRISTAMPATA NELLA RICORRENZA DEL SETTIMO CENTENARIODELLA UNIVERSITÀ DI PADOVAPER CURA DI MARIA PAPAFAVA DEI CARRARESI.FRANCISCI PETRARCHAE LAUREATIRERUM SENILIUM LIBER XIIIAD MAGNIFICUM FRANCISCUMDE CARRARIA PADUAE DOMINUMEPISTOLA IQUALIS ESSE DEBEAT QUI REM PUBLICAM REGIT.FERIS SAECULARIBUS ALMAE UNIVERSITATIS STUDII PATAVINIROGATU MARIAE PAPAFAVAE DE CARRARIAEDIDIT VINCENTIUS USSANI.

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Two volumes, complete. Quarto.Latin text with Italian translation of Petrarch’s letter on princely duties to Francesco da Carrara, issued for the seventh centenary of the University of Padua. Original printed paper wrappers with red wax-seal design; the Latin volume retains its original ribbon ties.
Limited to 250 numbered copies for private distribution; this set is no. 26. Both volumes bear a contemporary presentation inscription by Francesco Papafava dei Carraresi (Padua, 24 May 1922). Wrappers lightly worn and foxed; contents generally clean.

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Francesco Petrarca/Giuseppe Fracassetti（Tr.）/Curator:Maria Papafava dei Carraretti(Ed.) 、Società Cooperative Tipografica/Collegium Typographorum Patavinorum:Padua 、1922 、40;47pp. 、27.2x19.5cm 、2

Two volumes, complete. Quarto.Latin text with Italian translation of Petrarch’s letter on princely duties to Francesco da Carrara, issued for the seventh centenary of the University of Padua. Original printed paper wrappers with red wax-seal design; the Latin volume retains its original ribbon ties. Limited to 250 numbered copies for private distribution; this set is no. 26. Both volumes bear a contemporary presentation inscription by Francesco Papafava dei Carraresi (Padua, 24 May 1922). Wrappers lightly worn and foxed; contents generally clean.