Istoria dell'antichissimo oratorio o cappella di San Lorenzo nel Patriarchìo lateranense, comunemente appellato Sancta Sanctorum, e della celebre immagine del SS. Salvatore, detta Acheropita, che ivi conservasi : colle notizie del culto, e varj riti praticati anticamente verso la medesima : come anche dell'origine ed uso di tal sorta d'immagini venerate nella Cattolica Chiesa, raccolte da monumenti antichi e specialmente dall'Archivio della Nobile Compagnia che ne hà la custodia. / da Giovanni Marangoni ...

Main entry:

Marangoni, Giovanni, 1673-1753.

Title & Author:

Publication:

In Roma : Nella Stamperia di San Michele per Ottavo Puccinelli, 1747.

Description:

xxii, 353, [1] p., [3] folded leaves of plates : ill., ports ; 25 cm.

Notes:
Title, statement of responsibility and imprint details in red and black.
Title page vignette; illustrated capitals; head- and tail-piece.
Corrections on final page.
Includes index.
"G.H. Powell" -- handwritten on free endpaper (recto).
From the library of Sir John Francis Rotton, who bequeathed his library to University College London on his death in 1926.
Contains label on paste-down endpaper: "This book is part of the bequest to University College London of Sir John Francis Rotton Knight, K.C., 1838-1926, for over thirty years a member of the Council of the College".

Subject:

Sancta Sanctorum (Chapel : Rome, Italy)

Added entries:

Rotton, John Francis, Sir, 1837-1926, former owner.

Holdings:

Location: Library cage trissino 69634
Call No.: ITB32N1141 ITN1141; ID:86-B10794
Status: Available

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