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Thursday 23 April 2026, 03:00 PM • Rome

88 Miscellanea

The Flying Balloon, 1784

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Two volumes of miscellany on mainly theological and religious subjects. One volume: The Flying Balloon. Perugia, Mario Riginaldi, 1784. Beautiful engraving depicting a hot air balloon on the frontispiece. Bound with On the Protection of His Homeland by St. Joseph of Lionessa [1799]. Bound with The Passion of Jesus, Gioacchino Puccinelli, 1797. Bound with Philosophical-Moral Letter by Francesco Cancellieri, Rome, Francesco Bourliè, 1812. Bound with Essay of Eulogies without R composed by Abbot D. Luigi Casolini, Rome, Giuseppe Fantosini. 1802. Bound with Cancellieri, Francesco. In Praise of the Lawyer Filippo Maria Renazzi, Rome, Bourliè, 1819. Bound with The Divine Institution and Indefectibility of the Roman Catholic Church, Rome, Francesco Bourliè, 1815. The other volume: Ceruti, Giacinto. Education of the clergy in France, Rome, Casaletti, 1772. Guadagni, Antonio. Letter of the Holiness of Our Lord Pope Benedict XIV, [1755]. Bound with Lettere SS. D. N: Pii PP. VI, [1791]. Bound with Journey of the apostolic pilgrim the supreme pontiff Pius VI from Rome to Valencia in France, Rome, 1799. Bound with Zaccheria, L. The mask and removal or the disillusionment of the fanatics, Greece, 1804. Bound with Circular of S.H. I and R. to the Bishops from the camp of Snaim in Moravia [Corriere Milanese n. 1400, 20 July 1809]. Contemporary half-parchment binding with corners, on the spine within a gold "Miscellanea" tag.

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