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Gli Acquisti Librari Per La Biblioteca Dell'università Nei Registri Dei Mandati Gli acquisti librari per la Biblioteca dell’Università nei registri dei mandati di pagamento dell’Archivio storico dell’Università di Torino a cura di Simona Re Fiorentin TRASCRIZIONE DEI MANDATI DI PAGAMENTO E DEGLI ELECHI DI LIBRI XII C 1 p. 56 - 6 luglio 1730 Al legatore A. Cottarello lire 207,6. Cifra verificata dal bibliotecario Abate Bencini. * p. 61 - 21 luglio 1730 Al signor Carlo Maria Treves lire 93 “in saldo pagamento de suoi travagli fatti per servizio della R. Biblioteca nella traduzione degl’Indici Ebraici come da Nota verificata dal S. Abate Bencini Prefetto”. [manca la nota] * p. 82 - 12 gennaio 1731 All’Abate Bencini, Prefetto della Biblioteca, lire 19,9.6 per spese come da lista del 19 novembre 1730 [lista non riportata]. * p. 87 - 2 marzo 1731 Ai “signori Ghuiraudel e Condognan, corrispondenti dei signori Tournes, mercanti librai in Genevra, lire 471”, come da lista del 2 marzo verificata dall’Abate Bencini. [manca la lista] * p. 98 - 21 maggio 1731 Al signor Carlo Durand e figlio lire 436,10.5 per “due liste di libri da lui pagati, una al signor Albrizi in Venezia di lire 375,5.9 e l’altra al signor Tomermano in Verona di lire 61,4.8”, verificate dall’Abate Bencini il 6 aprile scorso. [mancano le liste] * p. 99 - 24 maggio 1731 All’Abate Bencini lire 210,16. [mancano le liste] * p. 106 - 27 giugno 1731 - All’Abate Bencini lire 106,19.4. [manca la lista] - Ai signori Guirauduet [o Guiraudet] e Condaugnan, agenti dei fratelli Tournes, lire 686,12, come da lista verificata dall’Abate Bencini. [manca la lista] * p. 115 - 8 agosto 1731 All’Abate Bencini lire 261,5, di cui lire 142,13 per i libri venuti da Firenze e porto d’essi, lire 118,2 per quelli venuti da Venezia col porto, come dalla lista dal medesimo sottoscritta. [manca la lista] * p. 118 - 6 novembre 1731 - All’Abate Bencini lire 144,9 per libri venuti da Venezia e per altre spese fatte al servizio della Biblioteca come da lista del 3 novembre. [manca la lista] - Ai signori Guiraudet e Condougnan, agenti dei fratelli des Tournes, lire 435 per libri come dalla lista del 3 nov. [manca la lista] * p. 141 - 10 maggio 1732 2 All’Abate Bencini lire 40,2 “ per il pagamento del Launojo to. 2° e 5°,1 come per lista, in cui sono anche le spese del porto, e ligatura, dal medesimo sottoscritta delli 10 corrente maggio”. [manca la lista] - [Launoy, Jean : de, Opera omnia, to. 2, 5] * p. 148 - 26 giugno 1732 Al signor Giuseppe Michele Drai lire 76 “per aver trascritto l’Indice de manoscritti essistenti nella Biblioteca cioè lire 70 convenute per la scrittura, lire 5 per una risma di carta reale et 1 per la ligatura, il tutto, come per fede del S. Abate Bencini”. * p. 157 - 7 agosto 1732 All’Abate Bencini lire 148,15 “in pagamento de’ libri che proseguiscono la Storia Bizantina2 fatti venire da Venezia dallo stampatore Albrizi col seguito de’ concili del Labè3 come per lista dello stesso sig. Abate Sottoscritta il 6 corrente”. [manca la lista] - [libri sulla Storia Bizantina ?] - [Labbe, Philippe, Sacrosancta concilia…] * p. 158 - 14 agosto 1732 Al signor Giuseppe Drai scrittore lire 70 “per intiero pagamento dell’Indice da lui copiato delle Imagini, Dissegni, ed altre simili figure essistenti nella Camera de Manoscritti, come per fede del sig. Abate Bencini Prefetto della medesima de 14 corrente”. * p. 163 - 22 ottobre 1732 Al sig. D. Poesio lire 62,6 “da portarsi dal medesimo al Sig. Abate di Rosignano per rimborsarne il suo S. fratello Ambasciatore in Parigi come d’altrettante dal medesimo spese per 5 tomi di libri di quelle Academie fatti venire da S. Ecclellenza come da due note di detto S. Marchese Ambasciatore facenti detta somma medesima” - [vol. della Storia dell’Accademia delle Scienze - vd. sotto] * p. 163 - 7 dicembre 1732 All’Abate Bencini lire 36,18, di cui “lire 16,4 per il tomo quarto del Noris4, lire 11,14 per il Ruinart acta primorum martyrum5 fatti venire da Verona, lire 8 per il porto di essi, lire 5 per aver fatto più 1 PROBABILMENTE: Launoy, Jean : de <1603-1678> Joannis Launoii, ... Opera omnia, ad selectum ordinem revocata. Ineditis opusculis aliquot, notis nonnullis dogmaticis, historicis et criticis, auctoris vita ... aucta et illustrata. Accessit tractatus de varia Launoii librorum fortuna. Tomi primi pars prima \-tomi quinti pars secunda! Coloniae Allobrogum : sumptibus Fabri et Barrillot, sociorum, et Marci-Michaelis Bousquet & sociorum, 1731-1732, 10 v. ; fol. BNT 2 OPERA NON IDENTIFICATA CON CERTEZZA. TITOLO PIÙ SIMILE TROVATO: Corpus vniuersae historiae, praesertim bizantinae. Ioannis Zonarae Annales, aucti additionibus Georgij Cedreni. Nicetae Acominati Choniatae lib. 19. Nicephori Gregorae lib. 11. Laonici Chalcocondylae lib.10. Historiae Turcicae. In fine etiam additus est locupletissimus rerum index Lutetiae : apud Gulielmum Chaudiere, via Iacobaea, sub insigni temporis, 1567, 3 pt., 2° 3 Labbe, Philippe <1607-1667> Sacrosancta concilia ad regiam editionem exacta quae olim quarta parte prodiit auctior studio Philip. Labbei, & Gabr. Cossartii ... nunc vero integre insertis Stephani Baluzii, & Joannis Harduini additamentis, praeterea undecunque conquisitis monumentis, notis insuper ac observationibus, firmiori fundamento conciliorum epochas praecipue fulcientibus, longe locupletior, & emendatior exhibetur curante Nicolao Coleti ...Liber primus [-vigesimus primus] Venetiis : apud Jo. Baptistam Albrizzi q. Hieron. et Sebastianum Coleti, 1728-1733, 23 v. ; fol. BNT 3 volte bagnare [sic?] la Biblioteca suddetta, come dalla lista dal medesimo sig. Abate sottoscritta”. [manca la lista] - [Noris Enrico?, opera non identificata, to. 4] - [Ruinart, Thierry, Acta primorum martyrum sincera & selecta] * p. 169 - 22 dicembre 1732 “Al signor D. Poesio assistente nella Regia Biblioteca lire 55,18 moneta di Savoja, rilevante di lire 64,4 moneta di Francia, da portarsi dal medesimo al Sig. Abate Rosignano per rimborsarne il suo sig. fratello Ambasciatore in Parigi per atrettante da questo spese ne tomi 2, 3, 4 e 5 della Storia dell’Academia delle Scienze per servigio di questa Regia Biblioteca, come dalla nota a noi diretta.” [manca la nota] - Storia dell’Academia delle Scienze, to. 2-5 * p. 172 - 8 gennaio 1733 Al Padre Roma Prefetto della Regia Biblioteca lire 674,11 “per libri espressi nell’inchiusa nota delli 7 del corrente”. [manca la nota] * p. 175 - 12 febbraio 1733 Al Padre Roma lire 497,9.8 per libri comprati dal principio del 1733 a oggi. [manca la lista] * p. 176 - 13 marzo 1733 Al Padre Roma lire 270 per libri espressi in nota. [manca la nota] * p. 189 - 13 giugno 1733 Al Padre Roma lire 405,14.8 per libri descritti in nota [manca la nota] * p. 201 - 17 agosto 1733 Al Padre Roma lire 432,1 per libri come da nota. [manca la nota] * 4 FORSE Noris, Enrico <1631-1704> PIÙ OPERE IN ALMENO 4 VOL: - Henrici Norisii... Opera omnia nunc primum collecta atque ordinata Veronae : ex typographia Tumermaniana, 1729-1732, 4 v. ; fol - Historia pelagiana et Dissertatio de Synodo 5. oecumenica in qua Origenis ac Theodori Mopsuesteni pelagiani erroris auctorum justa damnatio exponitur, & Aquilejense schisma describitur. Additis Vindiciis augustinianis pro libris a sancto doctore contra pelagianos, ac semipelagianos scriptis. Auctore ... f. Henrico De Noris ... Quibus accedunt varia ejusdem argumenti Opuscula ab eodem auctore vel proprio, vel alieno nomine edita, quae suo loco recensuntur Patavii : apud Josephum Corona, 1707-1708, 4 v. ; fol. - Henrici Norisii... Opera omnia nunc primum collecta atque ordinata Veronae : ex typographia Tumermaniana, 1729-1732, 4 v. ; fol. [MENO PROBABILE SI TRATTI DI MATTEO NORIS, 1640ca.-1715, AUTORE DI DRAMMI PER MUSICA, DI CUI NON HO TROVATO ED. IN PIÙ VOL.] 5 Ruinart, Thierry <1657-1709> Acta primorum martyrum sincera & selecta. Ex libris cum editis, tum manuscriptis collecta, eruta vel emendata, notisque & observationibus illustrata. Opera & studio domni Theodorici Ruinart, ... His praemittitur praefatio generalis, in qua refellitur Dissertatio undecima Cyprianica Henrici Dodwelli de paucitate martyrum Amstelaedami : ex officina Wetsteniana, 1713, fol. BNT 4 p. 206 - 12 novembre 1733 Al Padre Roma lire 437,2.4 per libri e altre spese come da nota. [manca la nota] * p. 213 - 27 febbraio 1734 Al Padre Roma lire 234,19 per libri e altre spese come da nota. [manca la nota] * p. 215 - 1° aprile 1734 Al signor Poesio assistente della R. Biblioteca lire 24,16.2 moneta di Savoja “in rimborso d’altrettante da lui pagate al Sig. Abate Grisella per due tomi della Storia dell’Accademia delle Scienze di Parigi colà comprerati per servizio della suddetta Biblioteca dal Sig. Marchese di Rosignano di lui fratello per il prezzo di lire 29 di Francia” - Storia dell’Accademia delle Scienze, 2 to. * p. 234 - 19 luglio 1734 Al signor D. Poesio assistente della R. Biblioteca lire 245,15.10 “in pagamento e rimborso di altrettante da lui pagate al sig. Abate di Rosignano per tanti tomi fatti venire da Parigi colà comprati dal Sig. Marchese di Rosignano di lui fratello per il prezzo di lire 294,19 moneta di Francia come le stano descritti nella Nota annessa” [manca la nota]. 5 XII C 2 pp. 26-27 - 2 giugno 1744 “Spedito mandato al S. Abate Palazzi Prefetto della Regia Biblioteca di lire 674,4.10 per l’accompra de’ libri come in appresso”. - Fulgineus, De jure Emphyteutico, fol. – 46 - Grotii opera cum notis Van der Muelen, to. 4, fol., rel. – 657 - Grotius par m. Barbeyrac, to. 2, 4°, rel. – 148 - Sarra [sic: Le Sarraz], Ministre public, 8°, rel. – 29 - Bynkersoech [sic: Bynkershoek], Juge des Ambassadeurs, 8° - 4,1010 - Reflexions sur les finances, to. 2, 8°, rel. – 4 - Gruteri Lampas artium, to. 2, fol. – 2011 - Code Criminel de Charles V, 4° - 3 - Guttieres [sic: forse Gutierrez, Juan], Decisiones, to. 2, fol. – 612 - Aeinecii [Heinecke, Johann Gottlieb] elementa Philosophiae rationalis, 4° - 1,15 - Bernoulli [Bernoulli, Jakob], Opera math., to.
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