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Re: VMs: Collegio Romano to villa Mondragone
Thanks René.
> What's left of Petrus Beckx' private library is
> now in the ARSI (also called ARSJ) in Rome.
> This re-opened near the Vatican in 1930 or 1931.
The ARSI includes mainly the following administrative papers : registers of
letters from the Generals of the Jesuit Order to the various provinces, a
series of catalogues of the provinces giving data on individual Jesuits,
annual reports from the provinces and histories of the missions and
provinces. In 1873 the "new archive" (from 1814 to 1873) goes to Fiesole
with Beckx, and the old one (from 1540 to 1773) to the German College
(palazzo Borromeo), then to Exaten (I should have checked the place !). I'm
not sure that some of these papers belonged to Petrus Beckx's private
library, understood as the personal library of the General (in accordance
with these Jesuit subtilities). Do you got some details on the topic ?
> The things that the Jesuits could not rescue ended
> up in the Roman State Library Vittorio Emanuele II
> in Castro Pretorio (Rome). They own a 'Fondo
> Gesuitico' which could include all sorts of material
> of interest for us.
Right. You mean that the Library Vittorio Emanuele II was the "normal"
destination for the manuscripts and books preserved in the Biblioteca Major
of the Collegio Romano in 1873.
> Have you seen the following link?
> http://www.pib.urbe.it/doc-vari/martina_90mo.html
Never seen, but the name of Martina is promising.
> I have other references on my web page, several
> articles copied from a historical journal which are
> worth reading. There were more articles in it
> which I did not copy and are probably still worth
> checking:
> Roma Moderna e Contemporanea, anno III, no. 3, 1995.
> It was not easy to get in Germany. I had to get
> it through a friend in Italy. It might not
> be easy for you in N.America either.
I have also some references in Roma Moderna e Contemporanea, but they are
indeed hard to find here.
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