Relazione del solenne funerale celebrato in Roma li 12. novembre 1793. nella regia chiesa di S. Luigi de' Francesi, per la maestà del defonto re cristianissimo, Ludovico XVI., re di Francia ec. ec

This pamphlet was published in 1793 as a formal account of the funeral rites held in Rome at the Church of Saint Louis of the French. Organized shortly after the execution of Louis XVI in Paris, the ceremony served as a significant political and religious statement by the Roman Catholic Church and the French emigré community, mourning the monarch's death amidst the upheaval of the French Revolution.

The publication follows the tradition of late eighteenth-century ephemeral printing, designed to memorialize the solemn liturgy and honor the memory of the fallen king. While the identity of the printer remains anonymous—common for politically sensitive materials of this era—the text provides a precise description of the catafalque and the liturgical honors bestowed upon the late monarch, reflecting the shared grief and monarchist sentiment prevalent among those in exile in Italy.