Historien der Königkreich Hispannien, Portugal und Aphrica, daraus dann zusehen in welcher Zeit sonderlich Portugal seinen Anfang genommen, von weme dasselbig zum Königreich erhaben, was dieselbigen Könige für Krieg unnd Gewerb, zu Wasser unnd Land geführet : auch von dem ubel angeordneten Kriegszug König Sebastians in Aphrica, in welchem er selbst erbärmlich, sampt noch zweyen Moren Königen, auch bey 18000 : mannen, erschlagen unnd zugrundt gangen, dardurch er dann sein Königreich an Erben, Reichthumb und bestem Adel entblöszt hatn : dannenher allerley Unrhu in dem Königreich Portugal erwachsen : wie Don Anthonio, der auch vermeynte König in Portugal zu werden, auss der Gefängknuss in Aphrica unnd zu Lisbona sich für ein König aussruffen lassen ... auss dem Italianischen, durch Albrecht Fürsten in das hochteutsch gebracht.

Historien der Königkreich Hispannien, Portugal und Aphrica, daraus dann zusehen in welcher Zeit sonderlich Portugal seinen Anfang genommen, von weme dasselbig zum Königreich erhaben, was dieselbigen Könige für Krieg unnd Gewerb, zu Wasser unnd Land geführet : auch von dem ubel angeordneten Kriegszug König Sebastians in Aphrica, in welchem er selbst erbärmlich, sampt noch zweyen Moren Königen, auch bey 18000 : mannen, erschlagen unnd zugrundt gangen, dardurch er dann sein Königreich an Erben, Reichthumb und bestem Adel entblöszt hatn : dannenher allerley Unrhu in dem Königreich Portugal erwachsen : wie Don Anthonio, der auch vermeynte König in Portugal zu werden, auss der Gefängknuss in Aphrica unnd zu Lisbona sich für ein König aussruffen lassen ... auss dem Italianischen, durch Albrecht Fürsten in das hochteutsch gebracht.

Saved in:

Bibliographic Details
Author / Creator:	Conestaggio, Girolamo Franchi di, author.
Uniform title:	Dell'unione del regno di Portogallo. German
Imprint:	[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], [MDLXXXIX] München : Bey Adam Berg, MDLXXXIX.
Description:	1 online resource (13 unnumbered pages, 126, that is, 226 leaves, 18 unnumbered leaves, 2 unnumbered pages of plates) : illustrations, portraits.
Language:	German
Series:	Brazilian and Portuguese history and culture: The Oliveira Lima Library, part II Brazilian and Portuguese history and culture: The Oliveira Lima Library, part II.
Subject:	Portugal -- History -- Sebastião, 1557-1578 -- Early works to 1800. Portugal -- History -- Spanish dynasty, 1580-1640 -- Early works to 1800. Portugal. Early works. History.
Format:	E-Resource Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10833232

Hidden Bibliographic Details
Other authors / contributors:	Silva, Juan de, conde de Portalegre, 1528-1601, author.
Notes:	"Errata"--page [1], 3rd count. Imprint from colophon. Includes index. Leaves 200-226 are numbered 100-126. Text in black letter type; t.p. in red and black; side notes. Translation of: Dell'unione del regno di Portogallo alla corona di Castigilia, first published at Genoa, 1585, under the name of Conestaggio, believed to be a pen name for Juan de Silva, conde de Portalegre, who accompanied Dom Sebastian to Africa. See Brunet's comments. Woodcut armorial (arms of Spain?) on title page, medallion ports. on verso of Aii of the Emperor Rudolph, King Philip II of Spain and Archdukes Ferdinand and Carl of Austria; woodcut emblematic printer's device "Conatus dii fortunant." Reproduction of the original from Oliveira Lima Library, The Catholic University of America.

Description
Item Description:	"Errata"--page [1], 3rd count. Imprint from colophon. Includes index. Leaves 200-226 are numbered 100-126. Text in black letter type; t.p. in red and black; side notes. Translation of: Dell'unione del regno di Portogallo alla corona di Castigilia, first published at Genoa, 1585, under the name of Conestaggio, believed to be a pen name for Juan de Silva, conde de Portalegre, who accompanied Dom Sebastian to Africa. See Brunet's comments. Woodcut armorial (arms of Spain?) on title page, medallion ports. on verso of Aii of the Emperor Rudolph, King Philip II of Spain and Archdukes Ferdinand and Carl of Austria; woodcut emblematic printer's device "Conatus dii fortunant." Reproduction of the original from Oliveira Lima Library, The Catholic University of America.
Physical Description:	1 online resource (13 unnumbered pages, 126, that is, 226 leaves, 18 unnumbered leaves, 2 unnumbered pages of plates) : illustrations, portraits.