ANDRADE (Diogo Paiva de). EXAME d'Antiguidades. Em Lisboa. 1616.

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ANDRADE (Diogo Paiva de)
EXAME d’ Antiguidades. Parte Primeira. Repartida em Doze Tratados onde se apurão historias, opiniões, & curiosidades pertencentes ao reyno de Portugal, & a outras partes, desd’ a criação do mundo até o anno 3403. Em Lisboa: Impresso na Officina de Iorfe [sic] Rodrigues, 1616.

*4, A-Z, Aa-Gg4, Hh3; [4], 123 ff.; 200 mm.

Work written with the intention of criticizing the errors of the Lusitanian Monarchy of Fr. Bernardo Brito. Diogo Paiva de Andrade was the son of Francisco de Andrade, chief chronicler of the Kingdom, and was born in Lisbon in 1576. According to Inocêncio, he tried to occupy the place left vacant by the death of his Father, but it was precisely Fr. Bernardo de Brito who took it. Rare.

¶ Inocêncio, v.2, p. 169

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