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Marco Antonio Sabellico's Printing Privilege, Venice (1486)

Source: Venetian State Archives: ASV, NC, reg. 11, c. 55r.

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Marco Antonio Sabellico's Printing Privilege, Venice (1486), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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                                          Mcccclxviij, die primo septembris.

Opus gestorum urbis nostre: compositum per doctissimum virum Marcum Antonium
Sabellum Romanum: per elegantiam suam, et ueritatem hystorie dignum est
ut in lucem ominium veniat: Ideo infrascripti domini Consiliarii deliberarunt
et terminarunt, quod opus prefatum, per Marcum Antonium prefatum dari
possit alicui diligenti impressori, qui opus illud imprimat suis sumptibus
et edat: sicuti convenit elegantiae Hystoriae dignae: ut immortalis siat:
et nemini praeter eum liceat opus illud imprimi facere sub pena indi
-gnationis Serenissimi Dominii et ducatorum quingentorum tam in Venetiis quam in quacumque civi
-tate et loco Serenissimi Dominii.

                     Consiliarii
                     Ser Lucas Navaierio.
                     Ser Fantinus de cha de Pexaro.
                     Ser Zacharias Barbaro eques.
                     Ser Sebastianus Baduario eques.
                     Ser Benedictus Trivisano.




Transcription by: Joanna Kostylo

    

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