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I. FEANCE Annalei da lUcola Libre del BdeneeB Markham's translation of Columbus's Politiquea, viii. 4. October—C. SOHE- journal during his first voyage 0. Downloaded from FEB : Louis XIV and Charles XII, DEJOB : Pasolini'B ' Caterma Sforna.' continued from April 1890 [showing T. DH L.: Gigas' edition of' Lettres how the attempts of French diplomacy des Benedictins de la congregation de from 1702 to 1706 to secure the support Saint-Maur' [1652-1700].= 42. 16 of in the war of the Spanish Oct.— F. T. PBBBKNB: Villari's succession proved without effect] ' Storia di Firen*e.'=A6. 6 Nov.

P. MATTKB : Borne and the revolution —P. LEJAT : Le Blant's ' Les persicu- http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/ of 1848 [on the papal policy from the teurs et les martyrs aux premiers siicles accession of Pius IX in 1846 to the de notre tre.'=4B. 13 Nov.—L. commencement of the ministry of FABOBS : Hanotaux'' Bichelieu.'=4S. Rossi, September 1848] G. POUEIT: 27 Nov.—0. DH POMAIBOM : Lamartine The political results of the system of [on Beyssie and Deschanel's lives].= partial renewal as applied to legislative 49. 4 Dec.—G. MASPEBO : Spiegelberg's assemblies [tracing the introduction of ' RechtsxDesen des Pliaraonenreiches ' this system into the French constitu- [c. 1500-1000 B.C.] H. HADSEB: tion of 1793, and its effect on the his-' Boissonnade's ' Histoire de la reunion tory of the convention; and noticing de la Navarre a la Castille' [1479- how it retarded for four years the revo- 1521]. A. CHUQTJET : Pisani's ' La

lution of 18 Brumaire, and thereby Dalmatie de 1797 a '«'5 ' Ml 11 at McMaster University Library on July 25, 2015 changed the character of the inevitable Dec.—L.FEEB: Strakosch-Grassmann's dictatorship] B. HBSWEQUDI : The 1 Der Einfall der Mongolen in Mittei- directories of departments established europa' [I24i-I242].=61. la Dec.— in 1789 [examining their origin and M. VEBNBS : Works on the later history aotion and concluding them to be to of Israel. A. CHUQUST : The memoirs some small extent' the ancestors of the of chancelier Pasquier, ii. departmental commissions of the pre- Kevue Hiitorique, fill. 1. September— sent day'] D. ZOLLA: Variations E. Mijinz: Religious feeling in Italy in the rent and value of land in , during the sixteenth century [discussing continued [showing that from the be- the relations between the church and ginnning of the eighteenth century to the humanist movement, and the about 1738 the value of land steadily encouragement of art and artists at fell; from 1738 to 1763 it rose again, Home, and TnniTita.ining that religious but with some fluctuations; from 1763 feeling was by no means dead among to 1789 it roee steadily and rapidly]. the Italians of the sixteenth century; Xa Revolution Fiancaiie, xxv. 3. Sep- with illustrations from the works of tember—M. TOCBNIUX : The control of Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo]. the press from 1789 to year VIII. X. MOSSMANN : The French in H. MONIK : Mirabeau's speech on the Alsace after the , public fites. 1. MANDOTO : The third article. H. Pnuaras: The Jacobin club of Carcassonne, continued. origin of town constitutions in the F. A. AULABD : The representatives middle ages, first artiole [examining the on m«non^=-4- October—E. CHABA- theories qf W. Arnold, Heusler, Nitzsch, VAY : General Hoche [printing letters, Wilda, Gierke, Hegel, Gross, G. L. von some of which have been only partially Maurer, G. von Below, Sohm, and others.] published, others not published at all]. 2. November—G. PAIUB: Jaufri J. MANDOUT, : The Jacobin club of Budel [the troubadour]. A. CABUL- Carcassonne, concluded. E. CASTXL : LUBI: Theaccession of Philip Augustus A primary assembly in 1792 [a doou- [1179-1180], continued from voL lii. 2 : ment relating to the elections in the the king under the influence of the canton of Bu, department Eure-et-Loir]. count of Flanders; the F.ngHwVi inter- The bill of grievances of the vention X. MossMANS: The French clergy of Paris in May 1789. in Alsace after the peace of Westphalia, Berne Critique d'Hlitoire at de Ltttars- fourth article H. HAUSEB : On the ture, 1893. 41. V Oct.—a. A. V.: authenticity of the' Discours poUtiques' 1894 CONTENTS OF PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS 208

of La Noue [maintaining against D. ; his character, genius, and d'Aussy thai their style is not due to historical position. P. FABBB and P. the publisher]. A. DI BOOHIS : The BATHTOL: On the disputed decretals archives of the war office and the cam- of Cataniaro. paigns of the Austrian succession Booie'te' de l'Hirtoire du ProtetUntinns E. WKLVKBT : Was the abbi Grigoire a Franf ill. Bulletin hlstorique et litte- regicide 1 [holding that his letter of 13 raire. xlli. 9. September—Notes and Jan. 1793, if correctly printed, contains documents concerning the protestants a regicide opinion, bat that in fact it and their churches at Saintes.==W. was without influence on the king's October—A. LOOT : Rabaut de Saint- fate.] Ittienne [1743-1793], his proscription, me dot Qnettioiu HistoriquM, liv. 8. arrest, and death N. W.: Minor October—A. J. DHATTBB : The Asiatic notes concerning Calvin.z=ll. No- correspondence of Amenophis HI and vember—H. GHLD< : Huguenot inscrip- Amenophis TV. A. DB BOISLISLB :

tions in Poitou, Aunis, Saintongt, &c Downloaded from Paul Scarron and ifrancoistd'Aubigni, 0. BUD prints a letter of Bulhiire second article [on their married life]. on the questions of marriages au desert A. DH GAKNTEBS : Latare Canxot, [1698] and of toleration in the city of * the organiser of victory ' [claiming to Paris [1708] T. Mim-inn prints have exposed another legend of the the acts of the protestant synod of French revolution] M. SBPIT: Poitou [1744]. http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/ H. AND AUSTEIA AroMv fttr OwtarreiohUeh* ttouhiehta ning the manuscripts and arriving at (Vienna), lnvtil 8.—E. WHBTHDHKB the conclusion that the chronicle of prints two memoirs of archduke Rai- Tolosanus was not arranged in a striot ner. I: On the organisation of the chronological order, and that, besides oouncil of state [1808]. n: Suggestions the continuation, it contains numerous for reforms and improvements in the interpolations and alterations which de- constitution of the Austrian monarchy prive it of the uniform character of a [December 1809] E. WEBTHKUCEB: contemporary authority], and Pttrus The stay of the archdukes John and Cantinelli [who is distinguished from

Lewis in England [1815-1816], from un- the continuator of Tolosanus]. at McMaster University Library on July 25, 2015 published materials J. LOSEBTH : Byianttnlwhe Zeituhrift (Leipzig), 11 S, Anabappism in from its begin- 4.—A. PAVLOVSTU : The decoration of nings to the death of Jakob Huter the ceiling of the Palatine chapel [im- [1526-1536], from the papers of Josef, portant for the history of Arab art in Bitter von Beck. = lxxix. 1.—A. southern Italy in the twelfth century], DOPBCH: The origin and character of with illustrations. E. PATZIJ : On ihe Austrian ' landrecht.' G. Wnc- the hypothesis in Dindorfs edition of the TBB prints the Ordo consiiii [for the Scholia on the Odyssey [a discussion of imperial aulic council] of 1550 [with the date of John of Antioch and other lists of the minutes of the council, Byzantine historians] G. SCHLOM- 1544-1556, so far as preserved]. J. BBBGKB : On a Byeaniine polycandilon, LOBXBTB : Anabaptism in Tyrol from illustrated K. PBABCHTKB : On the 1536 to its extinction. relation of the ' Romance of Barlaam BayeriMh* Aiademie der WiMenMhaftoi and Joasaph' to the 2x&i) (iaot\uch of (). Abhandlungen der histo- Agapetus [of interest in connexion risohen Classa xx. S.—E. T. HSIOBL: with the newly discovered ' Apology ' of The surrender of to the Aristides].—-J. DBASXXK: On Johan- French [20 Sept 1795] <*«<* '*• «*- nes Mauropus. S. Kainss: On prieonment of the ministers, count Greek and Latin lexicography from Oberndorff and SaJaiwi [28 Nov. 1795], rabbinical sources. J. PERLKB : -with letters and despatches M. Judaeo-Byuantine relations A. PA- LOSSZN : The question of precedence of FAsopnxos-KxauiBus: The life of the the administrator of Magdeburg at the hymn-toriter, S. Bomanus, from several diet of Augsburg of 1582, with docu- new sources P. LiKBBoe: The Dio- ments F. STIBVE prints letters from nysiut monastery on Athos. The princes of the house of Wittelsbach same writer contributes collations of [1590-1610]. VII: [July 1607-De- the gold bull of Alexius Comnenus of cember 1608], with an indez.^=Snp- Trebiaond, and two facsimiles of manu- plement F. VOK BBBIB : The elector scripts of Hermat preserved at Mount Maximilian I of as a collector Athoe and Leipzig. of pictures, with inventories. DaiitMh* ZdUekrirt far QessMehtswi*- SHzungsberichte der philos.-pb.ilol. •e&sohaft (Freiburg), z. 1.—H. Ui> and hist. Olasse. 1898. 8.—H. Smoics- MAHV : Studies in the history of pop* TKLD : On the chronicles of Faensa by Leo X. I: The brief to nawftna] Tolosanus and hie cjntinuators [exami- Cajetanua [23 August 1518, concerning 204 CONTENTS OF PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS Jan.

Lather; arguing, from a comparison of Hirtorlsehe Zeitichrift (Munich), lxxi. 1. the brief of the same date to Frederick —B. POHLMAKN : The romantic element of Saxony, in favour of ite genuine- in the communism and socialism of the ness] F. GOBBES-: Church and Greeks [based upon an ideal • state of stata in the Vandal kingdom [429-534], nature"]. H. VON SYBXL : Hans 1. JISTBOW: The proceedings Daniel Hassenpflug [with special refer- against the Welfs and the earlier yean ence to his policy in Electoral Hesse of the reign of Frederick Barbarotsa from 1850 to 1855]. M. L. prints a [1138-1156]. I: The forfeiture of ' if tmoire sur la conveyance et Its moyene Henry the Prond [1138]. II: The will oVattacher Us princes ecclesiastiquea of Conrad UL F. STOYB: The d'Allemagne au systime de VUnion' ' Contobuch' of the German league [written by Johannes Mflller in 1787]. [containing the payments, &o., of the fl—F. HraacH: Oberprasident Otto catholic allies, 1619-1627]. 0. von Schwerin, a biography. I: [1616- EOSHNX : Was Rudolf, set w against 166a]. M. PHUJPMOK : Cardinal Henry TV, actually crowned t [giving Granvella in the service of Philip U Downloaded from re&sons in the affirmative, although [on the king's change of policy in 1579 most of the authorities mention only and its results] P. BAILUTO: Hippo- his anointing or his hallowing] 0. lyte Taint [+ 6 March 1893]. W. SCHTBBBX prints a private letter of EUUBB prints four letters of BlUcher Catharine U to her mother [1754], [15 Jan.-28 Feb. 1814]. with correspondence of Funoke, the mtthtiluiigan de« Institute fur Oerter- Saxon agent, and Brflhl [1752-1755], reiehische flowliiohtifowchnag (Inns- and a letter of Bestuiev [1754] H. bruck), XIT. 4.—T. VON SICKKL : A ruolo http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/ BmoNBTELD: On the chronicle of Pau- di famiglia of pope Pius TV [dealing linus of Venice, bishop of Pauuoli [in with the organisation of the papal supplement to, and correction of, K. household in the sixteenth century, and Eubel'u paper in the ' Hist Jahrb.' xiv. the offices and payments of ite mem- 8]. A. SOHAUBE: On the By tontine bers]. A. F. PRTBBAH: The estates consulate of the sea 0. MABSLOW of lower and the crown in the-

toptische Kunst'==Sl. 16 Oct.—O. library]. M. MIYB prints evidenoeof at McMaster University Library on July 25, 2015 WKBXB: Alberoni'i letters to count an association of Venetians for the pur- Rocca. 88. 1 Nov.—F. Faros- pose of committing arson in Austria DOBTT : * Urkundenbuch der Stadt HU- [1516]. desheim,' iv.——P. KKHB : Gundlaoh's Haehriehtan Ton der Konigliohen Geiell- edition of the Codex Carolinus in •ehaftder WUMnMhaften ruOSttingen. ' Epistolae Merowingid et Karolini 1893. 14. 13 8ept.—Vf. MITBB prints Ami,' i. [criticised as only a Blight Georg ffriedrich GrotefenSs first ac- improvement upon Jaffe's edition. The count of his decipherment of cuneiform remarks on the chronology of the tenting [1802-1803]. letters may be noted].=8S. 16 Nov. Hsnei Arehiv der Oessllsoliaft fflr iltare —E. FABEIOIUB : Judeioh, ' Kleinasia- Deuteehe Oesehiehtsktinde (Hanover), tische Studien.' xix. 1.—B. KBUBCH describes manu- HiitorUelies Jahrbuoh (Munich), xiv. 4.— scripts of lives of Merovingian saints in A. ZMMKBUIKH: Charles I and Crom- French libraries, continued [the ' Passio well J. SILBERNAOL: Secret politi- 8. Afrae;' an unpublished notice of cal associations of in the first abbat Lamfred of Mozao concerning half of the nineteenth century [1808- king Pippin and his monastery (here 1840] J. P. KIBSCH describes a printed); and the manuscripts of Gre- formulary of the papal chancery [a gory's ' Miraoula' (partly in connexion fragmentary series of draughts], drawn with criticism of M. Bonnet)] A. up about the middle of the fourteenth EBHIB: The 'Liber vitas' and the century, and now preserved in the necrologies of Bemiremont in theBiblio- Barbenni library at Borne H. V. teea Angelica at Borne [of special inter- SAOTBLIXD prints documents on the est for the large number of names of history of pope Urban VI [1385-1386] the ninth and tenth centuries com- from a Bologna manuscript S. memorated, as well as for the lists of EHEBS prints a UtUr of Charles V to members of religions houses connected pope Leo X [11 Feb. 1516] on the death by confraternity with the convent of of nis grandfather Ferdinand the Catho- Bemiremont. Extensive extracts are lio; and a proposal of Jakob von Salsa, given]. V. KBAVSB : The 181 canons bishop of Bretlau, addressed to pope of Worms [contained in the ' OoUectio Clement VII [1524], containing sugges- canonum xii partium,' and oonjeotured tions for putting down the Lutheran by Wasserschleben to be taken from movement and for the internal reform some unknown compilation in which of the church. TnjywliflTiftfnT canons were set out as s> 1894 CONTENTS OF PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS 205

supplement to the real canons of the to the resignation of Charles I and the synod of Worms of 868. This conjec- election of Ferdinand I. ture is substantiated by the discovery Theologlieha QuarUlMhrift (Tubingen), of the required compilation in two btxr. 4—F. X. vos FUNK : The ' Apo- mannsoripts at Munich, 8851 and 8868, stolical constitutions,' continued [con- a detailed account of which is here sidered in relation specially to the ' Con- given] 0. HOLDIB-EOGEB : Studies stitutiones per Hippolytum,' the on Lambert of Hertftld. I: The trans- Egyptian church ordinance, and the mission of the text [showing that Leo- canons of Hippolytus]. polder's excerpts, like the manuscript Theologiiche Scodien and Krltlkan at Dresden, are taken not from any (Gotha). 1894. 1.—Dr. BUBKHABDT manuscript but from the ©ditio prinoeps prints Spala tin's report of Luther's of 1525; examining the copies of the speech at the diet of Worms [more oom- Erfurt manuscript from which all the plete than that published by Forste-

other manuscripts are ultimately de- mann] T. KOLDB : On the history of Downloaded from rived ; and discussing the use made of the Schmalkalden articles. T. Lambert by Henry of Herford]. II: KOLDB : PhUipp Schaff. The author's name [showing that the Zeitsehrift der Deatiohen Morgenl&ndl- attribution of the Annals to 'Lam- •ehen Gefellfchaft (Leipzig), xlvii. 3. pertus' rests exclusively upon an — J. H. MoBDniAira: South Arabian Erfurt tradition], in : The attitude of inscriptions. the monastery of Hersfeld and of Lam- ZaitMhrift for KatholiMhe Theologie bert towards the Saxon war and the (Innsbruck), xrii. 4.—J. MAUBBB: http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/ schism [maintaining that the monastery Cardinal Christophvon Migasriand the stood consistently by the king], O. Austrian Jesuits [i773-'793l J- SEEBASS describes two Bobbio manu- TTwi.T.irn prints the acts of the diocesan scripts of the Capitulare monastieum of synod of Passau of 1438. 817 [now at Turin] G. SOBXPSB de- ZelUohritt fdr Social- und Wirthtehafta- scribes a Wuriburg manuscript of Theo- getchinhte (Freiburg), i. 1.—B. POHL- deric of Henftld [with a dedication to HANK : The community of fields in abbat Bichard of Amorbach and Fulda Homer [contested]. T. MOMMBJN : in the early part of the eleventh cen- The management of church property tury] E. WimrLER: Ulricof Baben- under pope Gregory I. W. CONNINO- berg [printing his metricalprologues to

HAX : The regulation of apprenticeship at McMaster University Library on July 25, 2015 rhetorical treatises] H. FITTINQ : by the custom of the city of London. The dispute concerning the countship L. BBKNTAKO: Political economy of Provence in the twelfth century andits concrete fundamental conditions. [adducing evidenoe from the jurist AEO I: The development of the idea of that Hugh of Baux was charged with political economy. II: The conception felony by Raymond Berengar in 116a]. of an ideal state of nature, m: The B. DATHWOHN : A trial for forgery individualistio-atomistio doctrine. IV: of a papal bull [1216] G. SEEIJOBB The Bocialistic-organio doctrine. V: prints documents from king Rupert's The controversy concerning the origin register [1404-1406] W. WArnnf- of society [concluding, with Wester- BACH : Manuscripts acquired by the marck, against the matriarchal theory]. Bibliothiqu* National* at Paris [1875- P, FABBB : The population of Eng- 1891!- land in the time of Henry II [inferring Henei Arohiv fur SaehriMhe OemhiohU from William FitzStephen's notice of and Altertnmikande (Dresden), xiv. the amount raised for Peter's pence that 3, 4—The late A. von MniCKwrrz: The the number of households was 288,000, elector's horse-bodyguard down to the and the population a little under three establishment of the regular army millions].= 2, 8.—E. SACKOB : Con- [1680]; edited* by G. von Bohimpf. tributions to the economic history of S. ISLKIB: The imprisonment of French and Lotharingian monasteries Philip of Hesse [1547 - «55»] in the tenth and eleventh centuries A. TOH WKLCK: Swiss mercenaries K. LAMPBBOHT : Economic and social in the electoral service [1701-^1815], changes in Germany from the fourteenth concluded. 0. MELTZKB: On the to the sixteenth century [the inter- earliest regulations for the Kreun- national trade and. its effects upon schule at Dresden [published by H. home-industries; currency and capital; Ermisch in vol. xiii] H. EKOTHX: trading oompanies and the decline of The origin and formation of the sur- the craft-guilds; the labouring classes ; names found in the six cities of Upper the town-governments; the country Lusatia down tothemiddle of the four- population and their lords; customary teenth century. P. MITXSCHXE prints and Roman law; socialistic move- a fragment of an early necrology of the ments] F. EOLENBOTO : The abbey of Pegau. W. ALTMANN prints Viennese craft-guilds. I: Industries a treaty between the electors of Saxony at Vienna down to the middle of the and [18 June 1557] con- fourteenth century, n: The rising of cerning their cooperation with regard the guilds under Budolf IT and its 206 CONTENTS OF PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS Jan.

consequences L. BBENTAHO : The industry in Silesia A. BEEB: TWO landlords' rights over the linen home- sumptuary ordinances of .

III. HISTORY OF AND IRELAND Arohsologie&l Journal, Ho. 107.—J. with e-tracts from its records and L. ANDBK : St. in art, accounts. Sir H. LAYA BD : The legend, and ritual E. VENABLES : de Rohan's relations with the republic The shrine of St. Hugh of Lincoln of Venice [1630-1637], with minutes [whose head was preserved separately and despatches from the Venetian ar- in St. John the Baptist's chapel] chives FLORENCE L. LA YARD : Henry W. BIDGBWAY : On traces of the earth- duke de Rohan [1579-1638, with an works mentioned by Tacitus (Ann, xii. account of his grand tour in 1600-

81) in Cambridgeshire. E. C. CLABK : 1601] The Vaudois settlements in Downloaded from English academical costume in the Germany [printing a list of the colonies- middle ages. in central and southern Germany Church Quarterly Beriew, Ho. 73. drawn up about 1716] Notes on October— The church of St. Mary the protestant refugees and their churches Virgin, Oxford Apollinarius of m London and otlier parts of England. Laodicea. Preparations for the Quarterly Beriew, Ho. 364. October— second prayer book of Edward VI. The command of the sea [in connexion Dublin Review, New Series, Ho. 8. with A. T. Mahan's ' Influence of Sea http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/ October—J. D. BREKN : Anglican orders Power'] Winchester college. [under Edward VI and Elizabeth ; dis- The peerage [noticing spurious claims cussing the attitude of the church of of antiquity] Napoleon and Alex- Borne towards them] E. C. BDTLSB: ander I. Bishop Lightfoot and the early Roman Scottiih Beview, Ho. 44. October—W. see, second article. F. A. GASQUIT : G. SCOTT-MONOBIEJT : Sir John Clerk Religious instruction in England of Penicuik [bom 1676, from his re- during the fourteenth and fifteenth cently published memoirs] Major centuries [a sketch of the activity of C. B. CONDER : The earliest ages of the church in preaching and teaching]. Hebrew history K. BLIND : The Edinburgh Beview, Ho. 866. October— meaning of the name 'Russian' [discuss- The memoirs of general Rochechouart. ing V. Thomson's and Hyde Clarke's at McMaster University Library on July 25, 2015 Law Quarterly Bevew, Ho. 36. October— theories] A. H. Mrr.T.tn describes I. S. LKADAM : The last days of bondage an account-book including miscellane- in England [on the legal position of ous memoranda of David Wedderburn, bondmen and the changes in it down of Dundee, merchant [1587-1630]. to the time of queen Elizabeth]. M. SPENOE : The standing stones and Proceeding* of the Huguenot Society of Maeshowe of Slenness in Orkney [sup- London, iv. 8.—W. Mnrei: The fourth posed to be connected with planet wor- foreign church at Dover [1685-1731], ship]. IV. ITALY Arohivio Storico Itallano (Florence), jealousy of Gian Galeazzo Visconti, xli. 1.—G. 0. CoBAzzrai: Two letters and directly contributed to the fall of intercepted by the died di balia Lucia's father Bernabo. A contempo- [written in February 1385 probably by rary poem, the 'LamentodiBernabo Vis- T. Strozzi to Alberto di Costa and conti,' confirms this view]. L. GADDI: Michele di Lando in exile]. C. DI Calendar of documents illustrating mer- FABBICZT prints and discusses the por- cantile legislation and institutions in tion of the Codice delT anonimo Oad- Lombardy [1401-1450], continued diano relating to artists from Cimabue Z. VOLTA : Bartolomeo Morone, jurist, to Michelangelo [a compilation of notes chronicler, and one of the five chiefs of from written and oral sources upon the the Ambrogian republic [the article lives and works of artists, dating from comprises an arbitrative award by this between 1542 and 1548]. E. COMBA: great lawyer, his relations to the last The sources of the history of the Vau- Visconti and to Francesco Sforza, and dois G. Rossi: Zaccaria Degna, a genealogy of his family]. G. B. bishop of Ventimiglia in the obedi- INTBA: The life and writings of Ca- enct of Benedict XIII [1421]. G. millo CapUupi [1531-1603]. G. DE SFOBZA: Letters of Alberico I Cybo CAETBO: Teresa Confalonieri,nie CataU Malaspina, prince of Massa, to the [1786-1830; with documents illustra- historian CammiUo Porrio. ting the anti-Austrian movement and Arohivio Storico Lombardo (Milan), xxi. its punishment]. 1.—G. BOMANO: The scheme for the Arehivio Storieo per le Provinee Hapole- marriage of Lucia Visconti with Louis tane, xriil 8.—E. NuxnAwra: The first II of Anjou [this marriage aroused the years of Ferdinand of Aragon and the 1894 CONTENTS OF PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS 207

invarion of John of Anjou, sixth article of Leo X by printing documents from [1458-1459]. M. SCHIPA: The duchy the Torrigiani MSS H. V. SAUEB- of Naples, seventh article [968-1030]. iiAND: A document relating to the feud B. MABESCA: The cavaliere Anto- between the Colonna and the Gaetani nio Micheroux in the Neapolitan re- under Boniface VIII and his succes- action of 1799, first article E. P&B- sors L. PKLISSIEB: The cost of the COPO : Notices concerning writers and canonisation of sania Franctsca Bo- artists of the Aragonese period, first mana in 1608. article: Ginliano Passaro, Giovanpero Areaiyio Btorioo Siclliano (Palermo). Xieostello, Francesco del Tnppo, and New Series, xviii. 2.—P. M. BOCCA. fra Boberto Caracciolo N. PABIBIO : prints two treaties of peace made by Calendar of documents formerly be- private persons in the sixteenth cen- longing to the family of Fusco, oon- tury G. ABKNAPBDIO prints the diary tinued from voL xvi. 8; no. ocxxi.- [1655-1661] of Giuseppe Zanghi, no- oclv. [1257-1265]. tary at Messina, P. Oasi: On two Axcoivio della B. Soeieta Bomana di Sicilian tombs in the territory of Downloaded from Storla Pttria, xvi 1, 8.—L. GAETANI : Syracuse. M. DI MABTINO : Textual The life and diary of Paolo Alaleone criticism of Diodorus Siculus. de Branca, master ofcermymies to tht Hnovo Axoldvio Veneto, vi. 1.—J. EAC- pope [1582-1638. The diarist accom- LIOH : The Spanish conspiracy against panied cardinal Gaetani to France and Venice in 1618 [supporting Banke's underwent the siege of Paris in 1590, was belief in the reality of this plot and

present at the marriage of Sigismond in the complicity of Ossuna and Bed- http://ehr.oxfordjournals.org/ HI of Poland with Anne of Austria in mar]. P. MoutENTi: Venetian 1592, witnessed the reconciliation of rule in the Friuli [a defence of the Henry IV, and the treaty of Verrins, benevolent sway of S. Mark, and of the- and the marriage by proxy of the fidelity of the Forlivesi, illustrated by Frenoh king with Maria de' Medici. reports of the governors]. C. Orpot- Yet ' it would be difficult to find a diary LA : (X) Inscriptions of the Veronese; more monotonous and more tiresome.' (2) New materials to illustrate the Not so this artiole] M. PELAIZ: The visit of Frederick U to Verona in 1245; Memorial* di Paolo deUo Mastro [1422- (3) An early text of the ' Annales 1484, discussing the various manu- Veteres Veronenses ;' (4) the Utter of scripts, printing a critical text, and Giorgio Sommariva to Federico Corner

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