Laurentii Pignorii Patavini Mensa Isiaca
qua sacrorum apud Aegyptios ratio & simulacra subjectis tabulis aeneis simul exhibentur & explicantur : accessit ejusdem authoris de Magna Deum Matre discursus, & sigillorum, gemmarum, amuletorum aliquot figurae & earundem ex Kirchero Chifletioque interpretatio : nec non Jacobi Philippi Tomasini Manus aenea, & de vita rebusque Pignorii dissertatio..
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Author
Contributions
- Tomasini, Giacomo Filippo, 1595-1655 - Contributor
- Blooteling, Abraham, 1640-1690 - Contributor
Publication
Sumptibus Andreae Frisii, Amstelodami, Netherlands
Language
Latin
Word Count
24,000 words, Guess
Page Count
96 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelaurentiipignori00pign_2
- OCLC Control Number54612870
- Open LibraryOL33183988M
Alternate Titles
- Mensa Isiaca
- Pignorii Mensa Isiaca
Subjects
Other Editions
- Laurentii Pignorii Patavini Mensa Isiaca: qua sacrorum apud Aegyptios ratio & simulacra subjectis tabulis aeneis simul exhibentur & explicantur : accessit ejusdem authoris de Magna Deum Matre discursus, & sigillorum, gemmarum, amuletorum aliquot figurae & earundem ex Kirchero Chifletioque interpretatio : nec non Jacobi Philippi Tomasini Manus aenea, & de vita rebusque Pignorii dissertatio..
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