Afbeeldinge van 't nieu Romen [...] verrijkt met 82. kopere platen.

12mo: [36 incl. engr. title]-792 pp.; 85 pl. (sl. dampstaining, some sm. marg. loss to pl. restored, pl. p. 441 underlaid, tears strengthened to pl. p. 734).

Contemp. overl. vellum, flat spine titled in ink (dusty, sl. rubbed, pastedowns renewed).

First edition of the translation of a guide to antique and "modern" Rome "Ritratto di Roma moderna" (1st 1638) divided in 6-day trips. Ill. with an engr. title and 87 full-page engr. pl. Woodcut coins in-text. With an overview of the most important buildings and monuments of ancient and "modern" Rome, reconstruction drawings and contemporary city views. Totti (1591?-1639), born in Cerreto di Spoleto, worked in Rome from 1611-1612 with the bookseller Martinelli before opening his own bookshop in 1639.
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Prov. Old ms. entries on lower flyleaf, one dated 1781. - Libr. stamp.