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<dl><dd>The 1st of 2 eds. See Palau y Dulcet</dd>
<dd>On t.p. is the engraved coat of arms of don Diego Hurtado de Mendoça, to whom the work is dedicated. Each of the 210 engraved emblematic ill. is preceded by a Latin motto, and followed by explanatory verses in Latin and explication in Spanish prose. Head-pieces of printer's ornaments, woodcut tail-pieces</dd>
<dd>Signatures: [paragraph] A-3N 3O</dd>
<dd>Includes index</dd>
<dd>Includes errata, leaf [4] of preliminaries</dd>
<dd>Palau y Dulcet</dd>
<dd>Binding: 20th-century mottled calfskin. Gilt tooled on spine (including author, title &amp; imprint), and on edges of boards and turn-ins. Page edges red. Lavender silk place marker</dd>
<dd>On front free endpaper verso are the owner's initials R.E.M., dated abril 2 de 1933, Madrid. Signature at foot of t.p. of D. Cuengo; it is repeated on leaf 3N5v, with the date 12 April 1687. On t.p. verso is property stamp of Ricardo F. Molinari, followed by the signature of Ricardo L. Molinari. Bookseller's label on back free endpaper verso of Luis Bardon, Madrid</dd>
<dd>As in other copies, the privilege over the printed signature of Iorge de Touar has been signed in MS by Diego Lopez, p. [4] of preliminaries</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Emblems</div>
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<dl><dd>Alciati, Andrea, 1492-1550</dd>
<dd>López, Diego, d. 1655</dd></dl></div>
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