Armodio.

Proemio di Angelo De Gubernatis. Roma, Società Editrice Dante Alighieri 1894, cm.16,5x24, pp.X,318, una incis. in antiporta. brossura intonso. Testate e finalini incisi a ogni capitolo. Esempl. freschissimo.

Trento, Grupppo Culturale Civis. Biblioteca Cappuccini 1985, cm.17x24, pp.XXXVII,333, con una tav.a col.ft. brossura

New York, Thomas Y. Crowell 1975, cm.16x23,5, pp.766, hardcover, dustjacket.

Thames & Hudson 1997, cm.25,5x34,5, pp.288, with 228 col. ill. hardcover, dustjacket. Illuminated manuscripts and illustrated books lie hidden in many of Italy's libraries. Because of their fragility, these treasures are available only to accredited scholars and denied to the general public. This volume contains works from 15 of Italy's libraries, including masterpieces from renowned collections at the Vatican in Rome, the Laurentian Library in Florence - the repository of the Medici collections - and Venice's Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana. Subjects range from botanical drawings to scenes from the Old Testament, from Dante's "Divine Comedy" illustrated by Botticelli to the scientific treatises of Leonardo.