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La Rosmonda : tragedia in cinque atti /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Grassi, Francesco, 1701-1796
Other Authors:	Gamba, Giuseppe (Printer)
Format:	Book
Language:	Italian
Published:	Torino : Presso Giuseppe Gamba, libraio sotto i portici detti di Francavilla in piazza castello, 1790.
Subjects:	Verse drama > Early works to 1800. Tragedies (Drama)

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