210 - Libro d'Ore di Gregorio XIII. Facsimile of the manuscript Ms. Vat. lat. 3767 from the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana. 2 vols. (facs. and comm.) and two scrolls. Modena, ArtCodex, n.d. (2015). OLdr. with metal armorial supralibros and OPp. in OKunstldr.-Kassette with gilt title and mont. Name plaque in pouch (slightly rubbed).

Libro d'Ore di Gregorio XIII. Facsimile of the manuscript Ms. Vat. lat. 3767 from the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana. 2 vols. (facs. and comm.) and two scrolls. Modena, ArtCodex, n.d. (2015). OLdr. with metal armorial supralibros and OPp. in OKunstldr.-Kassette with gilt title and mont. Name plaque in pouch (slightly rubbed). One of 999 numbered copies. - With certificate of guarantee. - Facsimile of the study book for Pope Gregory XIII (1502-85) from the 16th century. Pope Gregory XIII is best known for introducing the Gregorian calendar, but was also a great patron of the arts and sciences. - Very well preserved overall. Facsimile of manuscript Ms. Vat. lat. 3767 from the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana. 2 vols. (facsimile and commentary) and two scrolls. Leather binding with metal coat of arms supralibros in leather cassette with gold-stamped title and mounted name tag in pouch (slightly rubbed). - One of 999 numbered copies. - With certificate of authenticity. - Facsimile of the 16th-century study book for Pope Gregory XIII (1502-85). Pope Gregory XIII is best known for introducing the Gregorian calendar, but he was also a great patron of the arts and sciences. - Overall in very good condition.