Archivio di Stato. Belluno.

Firenze, Vallecchi Ed. s.d. cm.15,5x21,5, pp.128, centinaia di ill.bn.e col.nt. brossura cop.fig.a col. Supplemento a Sele Arte n°20.

Traduzione e introduzione di Francesco Adorno. Edizione con testo a fronte. Bari, Laterza Ed. 1996, cm.14x21, pp.XLI,127, brossura con bandelle, cop.fig. Collana Economica Laterza. Classici filosofia. Le opere fondamentali del pensiero filosofico di tutti i tempi. In edizione economica, con testo a fronte e nuovi apparati didattici, le traduzioni che hanno definito il linguaggio filosofico italiano del Novecento. Testo originale nell'edizione di John Burnet. Traduzione, introduzione e note di Francesco Adorno.

Introduz.e traduz.di Piero Bertolucci. Prima edizione. Torino, Editore Boringhieri 1961, cm.13x20, pp.620, 15 tavv.bn.ft. legatura ed.in tutta tela. Coll.Enciclopedia di Autori Classici,62.

London, Atlantic Books 2013, cm.13x19, pp.560, brossura, copertina figurata a colori. Testo in inglese. In 1498 a young captain sailed from Portugal, circumnavigated Africa, crossed the Indian Ocean, and discovered the sea route to the Indies, opening up access to the fabled wealth of the East. It was the longest voyage known to history; the ships were pushed to their limits, their crews were racked by storms and devastated by disease. However, the greatest enemy was neither nature nor the fear of venturing into unknown worlds. With blood-red Crusader crosses emblazoned on their sails, the explorers arrived in the heart of the Muslim East at a time when the old hostilities between Christianity and Islam had intensified. In two voyages that spanned six years, Vasco da Gama would fight a running sea battle that would ultimately change the fate of three continents. The Last Crusade is an epic tale of spies, intrigue, and treachery; of bravado, brinkmanship, and confused - often comical collisions - between cultures encountering one another for the first time. With the world once again tipping back East, The Last Crusade offers a key to understanding age-old religious and cultural rivalries resurgent today.