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<dl><dd>Place of publication and publisher statement from colophon, which is not dated. Licenses dated 1747 and 1748</dd>
<dd>Etched t.p. signed: A. de S. S.I. inv., D. Pedro Tortolero delin., Iuan Ferñz. scul. Without the printed t.p. dated 1747 which is sometimes present; see NUC</dd>
<dd>Although credited to Lorenzo Baptista de Zuñiga in license and tax statements, this work is entered by Backer-Sommervogel and Palau y Dulcet under Antonio de Solís, whose initials appear on the etched t.p. Palau y Dulcet suggest that the appendices may be by de Solís, the remainder by Zuñiga</dd>
<dd>Two folded plates, both signed by Tortolero. The first depicts Philip V's entry into Seville on 3 Feb. 1729; the second, the translation of the body of Ferdinand III, saint and king of Castile and Léon, on 14 May 1729</dd>
<dd>Signatures: [par.]-4[par.]² *-*9² A-3R²</dd>
<dd>Errata, 3[par.]2r</dd>
<dd>NUC pre-1956</dd>
<dd>Palau y Dulcet (2nd ed.)</dd>
<dd>Backer-Sommervogel</dd>
<dd>Getty copy lacks final blank</dd>
<dd>Binding: limp vellum. Title written at head of spine. Two pairs of ties at foredge. Edges mottled blue</dd>
<dd>Bookplate of Rubén J. Dussaut. Printed label of Galerias "Goya," Almoneda, La Coruña</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Philip V, King of Spain, 1683-1746; Ferdinand III, King of Castile and Léon, 1199-1252; Festivals; Ceremonial entries</div>
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<dl><dd>Zúñiga, Lorenzo Baptista de</dd>
<dd>Solís, Antonio de, 1679-1764</dd>
<dd>Fernandez, Juan, fl. 1747-1748</dd>
<dd>Tortolero, Pedro, ca. 1700-1766</dd>
<dd>Blas y Quesada, Florencio Joseph de</dd></dl></div>
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