[BONAPARTE (family)]. - PANNOCCHIESCHI D'ELCI (Scipione). Pi - Lot 249

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[BONAPARTE (family)]. - PANNOCCHIESCHI D'ELCI (Scipione). Pi - Lot 249
[BONAPARTE (family)]. - PANNOCCHIESCHI D'ELCI (Scipione). Piece issued by in his capacity as archbishop protector of the University of Pisa, signed by his chancellor the notary Francesco Felloni. Pisa, March 17, 1641. 8 pp. in-8 in brown and gilded ink, on vellum skin leaves with red wax seal bearing the archbishop's arms, affixed in a lead box, all bound in an in-8 volume of brown basane, smooth spine, large gilded and cold decoration decorating the boards formed by a frame with central motif, ties of greige silk; some worm work to the leaves, box cover missing. Diploma of Doctor of the Faculty of Law of the University of Pisa (under the authority of the archbishop), awarded to Carlo Orazio Lenzi, of Sarzane. ARMOIRIES PAINTED IN COLOR ON THE FIRST PAGE (13 x 10 cm). This page is also adorned with a pen-and-ink decoration featuring an initials and corner finials. The text on each page is calligraphed and framed in fillets. AMONG THE EXAMINERS MENTIONED IN THIS ACT IS A BONAPARTE FROM SAN MINIATO: "Nicolaum Buonapartem Miniatensem". IT WAS AFFIRMED THAT THE EMPEROR WAS FROM THE BONAPARTE DE SAN MINIATO, a Ghibelline family exiled from Florence in the 12th century who settled in San Miniato, and whose members later established themselves in Sarzane, Genoa and Corsica. On June 29, 1796, during his first Italian campaign, Napoleon Bonaparte went to San Miniato to meet the old canon Filippo Bonaparte - who had refused to recognize the kinship of Charles Bonaparte and then Joseph Bonaparte. A DIZAINE OF BONAPARTE'S (INCLUDING CHARLES, FATHER OF NAPOLEON I) WERE DOCTORS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PISA, mainly in law. Temporary import The buyer will be required to pay import duties, i.e. 5.5% in addition to the hammer price, unless the item is immediately re-exported outside the European Union. Work in temporary import The buyer will have to pay import fees of 5.5% in addition to the hammer price, unless the buyer immediately re-exports the lot outside the European Union.
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