1662 Galileo Influence Sacred Poems of Giovanni Ciampoli Italian Firenze Prayer

CIAMPOLI, Giovanni

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Giovanni Ciampoli was an early 17th-century Florentine poet who was well-remembered for his disputes with the Catholic Church and his close ties to Galileo – whom Ciampoli had significant influence on. His poems were mostly on aspects of Christian faith ranging from morality to church services, funerals, prayers, hymns, and songs.

 

This edition of Ciampoli’s Sacred Poems was edited and published in 1662 Venice by Conzatti.

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1662 Galileo Influence Sacred Poems of Giovanni Ciampoli Italian Firenze Prayer

 

Giovanni Ciampoli was an early 17th-century Florentine poet who was well-remembered for his disputes with the Catholic Church and his close ties to Galileo – whom Ciampoli had significant influence on. His poems were mostly on aspects of Christian faith ranging from morality to church services, funerals, prayers, hymns, and songs.

 

This edition of Ciampoli’s Sacred Poems was edited and published in 1662 Venice by Conzatti.

 

Item number: #2156

Price: $550

 

CIAMPOLI, Giovanni

       

Poesie sacre

 

In Venetia : per Zaccaria Conzatti, 1662.

 

Details:

  • Collation complete with all pages: [12], 348
  • Language: Italian
  • Binding: Vellum; tight & secure
  • Size: ~5.5in X 3.25in (14cm x 8cm)
  • Rare with no other examples for sale worldwide at present

 

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2156

Categories

Literature

Religion

Authors

CIAMPOLI, Giovanni

Printing Date

17th Century

Language

Italian

Binding

Leather

Book Condition

Excellent

Collation

Complete