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Gioiello di sapienza

Treatise 1618 Italian Italy

Antonio Quintino

Highly original defensive guide attributed by Gelli to Antonio Quintino, presenting practical and often surprising advice for escaping dangerous situations involving both men and animals.

Vigeant 1882 also preserves a 1613 Genoa and Milan line for Quintino, with portrait and fifteen woodcuts, and describes it as a curious self-defense guide for dangerous encounters involving both men and animals.

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Bibliographic Overview
TitleGioiello di sapienza
AuthorAntonio Quintino
Earliest publication date1618
LanguageItalian
CountryItaly
Document typeTreatise
Authority statement
Antonio Quintino
Authority Roles
Author
Antonio Quintino
Edition History
Gioiello di sapienza 1618
CityGenova
PublisherNot specified
PrinterNot specified
Format12°
PagesNot specified
DimensionsNot specified
Gelli cites a 1618 Genoa witness and a Milan reprint by Pandolfo Malatesta. He notes Quintino's portrait and fifteen woodcuts in the text. Earlier Thimm-aligned local data had privileged a 1613/Boiccio line; the record now preserves Gelli's competing witness in public notes rather than spawning a duplicate.

Vigeant 1882, p. 108: printed at Genoa and reprinted at Milan by Pandolfo Malatesta, 1613. In-12 with Quintino portrait and 15 woodcuts in the text.
Scholarly References
Gelli entry GEL-P203-E003
Gelli (1890)
Jacopo Gelli, Bibliografia generale della scherma con note critiche, biografiche e storiche.
Pages 203-204 · Entry GEL-P203-E003
Thimm entry 270
Thimm (1896)
Carl A. Thimm, A Complete Bibliography of Fencing and Duelling.
Pages 41 · Entry 270
Vigeant entry VIG-P108-E001
Vigeant (1882)
Arsène Vigeant, La Bibliographie de l'escrime ancienne et moderne. Paris: Imprimé par Motteroz, 1882.
Pages 108 · Entry VIG-P108-E001