De re diplomatica libri VI. in quibus quidquid ad veterum instrumentorum antiquitatem, materiam,scripturam & stilum, quidquid ad sigilla, monogrammata, subscriptiones ac notas chronologicas, quidquid inde ad antiquariam, historicam forensemque disciplinampertinet, explicatur & illustratur

Editio secunda ab ipso auctore recognita, emendata & aucta.

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Author

Jean Mabillon

Contributions

Robustel, Charles, bookseller. - Contributor

Publication

1709 - sumtibus Caroli Robustel., Luteciae-Parisiorum, France

Language

Latin

Word Count

162,000 words, Guess

Page Count

648 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL16250519M

Subjects

Topics

Writing History Diplomatics Paleography Writing -- History Handbooks, manuals Handbooks, treatises

Genres

Handbooks, manuals, etc

Other Editions

De re diplomatica libri VI. in quibus quidquid ad veterum instrumentorum antiquitatem, materiam,scripturam & stilum, quidquid ad sigilla, monogrammata, subscriptiones ac notas chronologicas, quidquid inde ad antiquariam, historicam forensemque disciplinampertinet, explicatur & illustratursumtibus Caroli Robustel.1709

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