Comedias Sueltas Database ID#

9802

Call Number

PQ6225 .T43 v.21

Title Page

Los viages del Emperador Segismundo, ó, El escultor y el ciego :

en quatro actos /

traducida por don Domingo Botti.

Variant Title(s)

Comedia en prosa, Los viages del Emperador Segismundo, ó, El escultor y el ciego
Escultor y el ciego
Viajdes del Emperador Segimundo
Viajes del Emperador Segismundo

Imprint

Barcelona : En la imprenta del Diario, [between 1790 and 1812?]

Language(s) of text

Spanish

Language(s) of original

Italian

Title In Original Language

Scultore e il cieco

Physical Description

29 pages, 1 unnumbered page ; 21 cm (4to)

Signatures

Signatures: A-C⁴ D² chi1.
Leaf A2 incorrectly signed A.
Final page blank.

General Notes

Caption title.
Comedia en prosa.
Date of publication conjectured from printer's dates of activity.
Translation of Camillo Federici's Lo scultore e il cieco, which was performed for the first time in Turin (1790) under the title I viaggi dell'imperatore Sigismondo and which received a third title from the Teatro moderno applaudito, I pregiudizi dei piccoli paesi (1797). See D'Agostino, G. Camillo Federici, from Biblioteca dei Classici Italiani.

Citation Reference

Translation reference from: Lafarga, F., ed. El teatro europeo en la España del siglo XVIII., p. 401.

Printer's Series Number

Núm. 162

Local Notes

RBC PQ6225 .T43 v. 21: Bookplate of Julián Barbazán (1897-) (printing press with initials J.B.) on front paste-down; ink stamp of J.L. Castro on page 1 of first bound-with item.
RBC PQ6225 .T43 v. 21: No. 11, in vol. 21 with binder's title: Comedias. Manuscript contents list affixed to front flyleaf verso. Half-bound in sprinkled leather with marbled paper boards; gilt rules, title, and volume number on spine. Strips of printed paper waste visible at gutter under front and rear paste-downs.

Genre/Form data

Drama.
Comedies
Bookplates (Provenance)
Ink stamps (Provenance)
Printed waste (Binding)