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Election and coronation in Frankfurt-am-Main of Matthias I (Matthias II, King of Hungary) as Holy Roman Emperor and of his wife Anne, Archduchess of Austria. (Frankfurt-am-Main: 1612) |
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Electio et coronatio sereniss. potentiss. et invictiss. principis ... Matthiae I. electi rom. imperat. semper augusti etc. eiusq. sereniss. coniugis Annae Austriacae etc. ([Frankfurt-am-Main], 1612) |
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Page 001
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Engraved_tp With imperial and papal coats of arms.
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Page 004
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Matthias makes his way to the cathedral.
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Page 007
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With the bishops of Trier, Maintz and others.
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Page 010
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From the cathedral, with the Emperor followed by the bishops.
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Page 013
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To the coronation
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Page 016
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Matthias crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Bishop of Maintz.
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Page 034
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Of Anne, Archduchess of Austria.
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Festival details |
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Festival: Election and coronation in Frankfurt-am-Main of Matthias I (Matthias II, King of Hungary) as Holy Roman Emperor and of his wife Anne, Archduchess of Austria. |
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Date: 1612 |
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City: Frankfurt-am-Main |
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Participants: Matthias I (1557-1619), Archduke, Holy Roman Emperor
Anna (Anne) of Austria (1585-1618), Queen of Hungary, Queen of Bohemia, m. Matthias I, Holy |
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Book details |
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Title: Electio et coronatio sereniss. potentiss. et invictiss. principis ... Matthiae I. electi rom. imperat. semper augusti etc. eiusq. sereniss. coniugis Annae Austriacae etc. |
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Names: Arthus, Gotard (Author)
Bry, Theodor de (Printer)
Zetter, Jakob de (Engraver)
Gelle, Johann (Engraver)
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Published: [Frankfurt-am-Main], 1612 |
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Shelfmark: 811.d.41 |
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Format: [15] double engraved plates. 14 engravings and an engraved title-page by Theodor de Bry, Jakob de Zetter and Johann Gelle. |
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References: Watanabe No. 47 |
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Notes:
The book consists of 14 engravings with verses in Latin and German at the foot of each. |
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