The Fiamenga is better known as the "Allemande Fortune helas
pourquoi," and there are many settings of it.  The one in the
Chilesotti Codice LAUTEN-BUCH (NB:  the manuscript originated in
GERMANY, not Italy) would be available in Dick Hoban's
intabulation (Lyre Music Press)

http://www.mclasen.com/lute/lyre/index.html

Perhaps Dick has the piece in electronic form that he could send
to you.

But there are settings in Adrianssen, Vallet (for these see
below), Mertel, Thysius etc., etc.

Adrianssen:
http://www.gerbode.net/ft2/composers/Hadrian/pdf/79_almande_fortune_helas.pdf
Guitar Tab after Vallet
http://www.classtab.org/vallet_fortune_helas_pourquoi.txt

It is probably alternately called Fiamenga because it may have
originated as
a Flemish song, "Fortune Helas bedroefft."
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