Pointer to previous posts relating to Zinkovy:
Regards,
Dana
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 11:55
PM
Subject: Re: VMs: Italian migration to
Prague
Hello Jeff,
Barschius is listed in the Clementinum
records as
'Sincoviensis' (the indication of his birth place).
I was
told by the Czech historian Josef Smolka
(the source of this information)
that this refers
to the town of Zinkovy, in W. Bohemia.
I fully trust
this source.
There has been a great migration of Italians
to Bohemia
in the 1400's, if I am not mistaken,
related to the mining trade.
Also
Rudolf invited quite a number of Italian
artists to his court in the late
1500's, many of
whom stayed.
Rene
--- J HALEY <j.haley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Hi
>
> This is a link indicating the state of
Italian
> migration to Prague
> during the 16th century.
>
> http://www.radio.cz/en/article/65504
>
> The Klementinum, where barcius studied is mention as
> well
as
> the Italian Chapel. I am now of the opinion that
> Barcius is
of
> Italian descent and is why he studied at both the
>
Klementinum
> and the Sapienza in Rome. Specifically I believe
>
that he was
> a relative of the wealthy Barozzi family. This
>
family included
> architects, artists and translators with a bit
of
> occultism mixed
> in. The inquisition were involved with
one
> particular individual.
>
> I have no idea if I am
right yet but any help here
> would be
> greatly
appreciated.
>
> Jeff
>
>
>
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