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Description
Three acts; librettist's dedication, signed Nicolò Minato "di Venetia li 15 Gennaro 1666"--p. [5-6]; foreword--p. [7-8]; "Argomento"--p. [9-10]; scene and ballet descriptions--p. [12]; page 53 misnumbered 52; imprint repeated as colophon--p. 72. Music by Antonio Sartorio--p. [7]. "Balli: Primo di Genti che hanno ammorzato l'Incendio del Monte Celio; Secondo di Soldati Pretoriani per allegrezza delle prosperita' di Seiano."--p. [12]. "Otto persone con tizzoni di fuoco in mano fanno un ballo"--p. 32 "Vengono 8 servi facendo vn Ballo"--p. 51 "Segue poi L'Opera intitolata la Caduta di Seiano, che si rappresenta la sera seguente alla Recita di questa."--p. 72 US-BEm
Type
text
Extent
72 p. 14 cm.
Identifier
(librettos)00086
Language
Italian
Subject
Operas--Librettos Ballets--Scenarios Tiberio Elio Seiano Linia Germanico Agrippina Gaio Cesare Ligdo Plancina Eudemo Ombra di Druso
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