A Florentine republican in Venice. Brief speech of Jacopo Nardi Fatto in Venice after the death of Pope Clement VII in the year 1534

Rinascimento 44:117-137 (2004)
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edition Picquet, Théa (2004) "Un républicain florentin à venise: Breve discorso di Jacopo Nardi fatto in venezia dopo la morte di papa clemente settimo l'anno 1534". Rinascimento 44():117-137

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