Baylor's Old yellow manuscripts
Subtitle: containing The conversation of Marquis Francesco Azzolini with Gio Lodovico Francia
By: translated from the original Italian by Professor J. E. Shaw ... and The ill-fated good fortune of Francesco Canonici, called Mascambruni, translated from the original Italian by Dr. Beatrice Corrigan; together with an introductory essay by William O. Raymond ... Being Baylor university's Browning interests, series twelve.
Contributors: Rinalducci, Giovanni Battista.; Shaw, James Eustace, 1876- tr.; Corrigan, Beatrice, tr.
Series: The Baylor bulletin, Baylor university ...; vol. XLIV, no. 3; Baylor university's Browning interests, ser. 12
Publisher: Baylor university
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Waco, Tex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 99
Subjects: Azzolini, Francesco, marchese, d. 1701.; Francia, Giovanni Lodovico.; Mascambruni, Francesco, d. 1652?; Trials (Murder) -- Italy -- Rome -- History -- 17th century -- Sources.
Other titles: Old yellow manuscripts.
Notes: "Bibliography, by Dr. Beatrice Corrigan"    p. [95]-99.
Two of three manuscript stories written in a late seventeenth century hand, and bound in a volume now at Baylor university.  The first relating to Mascambruni, was written by the Abbate Giovanni Battista Rinalducci, the second, an anonymous manuscript, is an imaginary conversation between Marquis Francesco Azzolini and Gio Lodovico Francia.  The third, translated by E. H. Yarrill under title, Deplorable and impious homicide committed by Guido Franceschini against Pietro Comparini, Violante Comparini and Pompilia their accredited daughter, was published as series 11 of Baylor university's Browning interests, 1939.