Bartholom: Facii De Rebus Gestis Ab Alphonso Primo, Neapolitanorum Rege, Commentariorum Libri Decem, Opera, & Studio Jo
Bartholom presents Bartolommeo Fazio's detailed account of the reign of Alfonso I, King of Naples. This historical work, originally written in Latin, offers significant insights into the political, social, and cultural landscape of 15th-century Italy. Fazio's commentary provides a contemporary perspective on Alfonso's accomplishments and the key events that shaped the Kingdom of Naples during his rule.
This edition makes Fazio's important historical analysis accessible to modern readers, shedding light on the complexities of Renaissance Europe and the figures who defined it. It is invaluable for historians and anyone interested in the history of Naples, Renaissance politics, and the lives of European royalty.
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