Chess Gustavus Selenus

The model can be reduced to the desired scale of the map of Gustavus Selenus. In the autumn of 1598, the youngest son of the Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg August continued its two-year tour of Italy. He kept a diary, and among the many impressions of the beautiful cities of Italy a special place is Venice, which he visited three times. It is here that the noble traveler bought "a book about the ingenuity and art of chess" — an Italian translation of the famous work of the Spaniard RUY Lopez.
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