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Book ID: 1093
Title Riflessioni sull' allocuzione del Papa e sulla protesta fiscale concernenti la Chinea, in riposta ad un amico
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Year of event 1786
Event description Reflections on the ceremony of the 'chinea', which the Neapolitans wanted to reduce to a simple tax rather than an act of homage
Event type Local Festivities: Chinea, Rome
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Publication info [Rome?]; [1786?]; 4°
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Shelfmark BNF 8- RA5- 1181; BNF R 35018
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Notes The 'chinea' is a ceremony of homage by the King of Naples to the Pope, which includes a cavalcade and the payment of tribute. It is medieval in origin and was held every year on the vigil of the feast of Sts Peter and Paul. The word 'chinea' comes from Old French haquenée, meaning a horse, the form the tribute originally took. This work does not have publication details in the colophon. BNF postulates publications details of [Rome?, 1786?], but note that some European libraries with a similar holding postulate publication details of [Naples?, 1788?].