Libro d'Antonio Labacco appartenente a l'architettvra nel qval si figvrano alcvne notabili antiqvita di Roma.

Labacco in his preface identifies his son Mario as the engraver of the plates."The numerous variants in copies ... noted by Ashby and in the Fowler Catalogue are due to the printing "in casa nostra" where Antonio and Mario [Labacco] could alter plates or make up copies as needed.--Mortimer.Engravings 7-8, 9-10, 23-24, 29-30 and 31 (pasted connection) are double/triple leaves.Of the four different issues of this 1559 edition that Ashby has distinguished by the number of lines in the preface and in the descriptive text following the triple plate of engraved views of the ports, Library's copy has 23 lines in the preface and 50 on the recto, 20 on the verso of leaf [32], corresponding to his "a" of the 1559 ed. and "A" of the first issue (1552). Italic letters throughout text, engraved roman captions.Bruschi, A. in Labacco, A. Libro ... l'architettura 1559 repr.,FowlerMortimer, R. Italian XVI century,Ashby, T. in Bibliofilia,Mode of access: Internet.Sloan candidat