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PHILIPPINES SERRANO (ANDRÉS) Los siete principes de los Angeles, Validos del Rey del Cielo misioneres, protectores de la tierra, con la practica de su devocion... secunda impression, Brussels [but probably Madrid], Francisco Foppens, 1707 image 1
PHILIPPINES SERRANO (ANDRÉS) Los siete principes de los Angeles, Validos del Rey del Cielo misioneres, protectores de la tierra, con la practica de su devocion... secunda impression, Brussels [but probably Madrid], Francisco Foppens, 1707 image 2
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PHILIPPINES
SERRANO (ANDRÉS) Los siete principes de los Angeles, Validos del Rey del Cielo misioneres, protectores de la tierra, con la practica de su devocion... secunda impression, Brussels [but probably Madrid], Francisco Foppens, 1707

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PHILIPPINES

SERRANO (ANDRÉS) Los siete principes de los Angeles, Validos del Rey del Cielo misioneres, protectores de la tierra, con la practica de su devocion... secunda impression, title within typographical border, engraved frontispiece by Gregorio Fosman y Medina, engraved portrait of Philip V, double-page engraved map of the Philippines, small paper flaw in N1 with loss of one letter in running title, final gathering browned, later blue calf, gilt roll-tool border on sides, spine elaborately tooled within raised bands [Palau 310256; Peeters-Fontainas 1189], small 4to (195 x 140mm.), Brussels [but probably Madrid], Francisco Foppens, 1707

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SCARCE enlarged second edition of a work describing Jesuit encounters with the natives of the Palau islands in the southeast of the Philippines (where Serrano worked). The first edition, published in Mexico in 1699, had only fifteen leaves, but the present edition was expanded to some 250 leaves, much of it relating to his theories on the seven archangels, and is the first to include the map of the islands, entitled "Carta delas Nuevas Philipinas".

Provenance: J. Peeters-Fontainas, booklabel with number 1302.

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