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Inventario (1 INVENTARIO (1 - 200) 1 Scatola contenente tre fascicoli. V. segn. 1 ELETTRICE PALATINA ANNA MARIA LUISA DE’ MEDICI 1 Lettere di auguri natalizi all’elettrice palatina Anna Maria Luisa de’ Medici di: Filippo Acciaiuoli, cc.2-4; Faustina Acciaiuoli Bolognetti, cc.5-7; Isabella Acquaviva Strozzi, cc.8-10; cardinale Alessandro Albani, cc.11-13; Fi- lippo Aldrovandi Marescotti, cc.14-16; Maria Vittoria Altoviti Cor- sini, cc.17-19; Achille Angelelli, cc.20-23; Roberto Angelelli, cc.24- 26; Dorothea Angelelli Metternich, cc.27-29; Lucrezia Ansaldi Le- gnani, cc.30-32; Giovanni dell’Aquila, cc.33-35; duchessa Douariere d’Arenberg, con responsiva, cc.36-40; governatore di Grosseto Cosimo Bagnesi, cc.41-43; Andrea Barbazzi, cc.44-46; segretario della Sacra Consulta Girolamo de’ Bardi, cc.47-49; cardinale [Lodovico] Belluga, cc.50-52; Lucrezia Bentivoglio Dardinelli, cc.53-55; Maria Bergonzi Ra- nuzzi, cc.56-58; cardinale Vincenzo Bichi, cc.59-61; «re delle Due Si- Nell’inventario, il numero del pezzo è posto al centro in neretto. Alla riga successiva, in cor- cilie» Carlo VII, con responsiva, cc.62-66; vescovo di Borgo Sansepol- sivo, sono riportate la descrizione estrinseca del volume, registro o busta con il numero com- cro [Raimondo Pecchioli], cc.67-69; Camilla Borgogelli Feretti, cc.70- plessivo dei fascicoli interni e le vecchie segnature. Quando il nesso contenutistico fra i do- 72; Cosimo Bourbon del Monte, cc.73-75; baronessa de Bourscheidt, cumenti lo rendeva possibile si è dato un titolo generale - in maiuscoletto - a tutto il pezzo, con responsiva, cc.76-79; vescovo di Cagli [Gerolamo Maria Allegri], o si è trascritto, tra virgolette in maiuscoletto, il titolo originale. Il numero del fascicolo è po- cc.80-82; suor Maria Antonia badessa delle Cappuccine di S. Chiara a sto esternamente al testo, a sinistra, in neretto. Eventuali vecchie segnature presenti sui fa- scicoli e diverse dalle vecchie segnature comuni a tutta la busta, sono state riportate nelle note Santa Fiora, cc.83-85; Maria Camilla Caprara Bentivoglio Doglioli, a piè di pagina. Quando è stato possibile, abbiamo evidenziato il contenuto del singolo fa- cc.86-88; Alessandro Carlotti, con responsiva, cc.89-93; Antonio Car- scicolo o di un gruppo di fascicoli premettendo alle descrizioni titoli in caratteri corsivi. Ne- lotti, cc.94-96; patriarca di Gerusalemme [Tommaso Cervini], cc.97- gli altri casi, si è proceduto alla descrizione analitica di ciascun documento. Le integrazioni 102; Augusto Chigi, cc.102-105; Flavio Chigi, cc.106-108; Maria Vit- al testo sono rese graficamente utilizzando le parentesi quadre, l’assenza di dati certi è resa toria Chigi, con responsiva, cc.109-116; vescovo di Colle [Domenico con tre asterischi. Le date sono in caratteri corsivi. In mancanza di certezze sulle molteplici Ballati Nerli], cc.117-119; Agnese Colonna Borghese, cc.120-122; datazioni in uso nei secoli XVI-XVIII, nell’inventario si sono riportate le date così come si Guido Conelli, cc.123-125; Ranieri Coppoli, cc.126-128; governatore trovavano nei documenti. Nel caso di documenti privi di datazione originale, si è integrata la data esprimendola in stile moderno. Per le copie coeve si è riportato come datazione quella di Portoferraio Vincenzio Coresi del B[runo], cc.129-131; Bartolomeo dell’originale, nel caso di copie non coeve, la data del documento originale è all’interno della Corsini, cc.132-134; cardinale [Neri Maria] Corsini, cc.135-137; Fran- descrizione, mentre nel campo della datazione si è segnalata la data della copia. cesco Corvaglia, cc.138-140; arcivescovo di Damietta Cosimo [Giro- 108 Miscellanea medicea 1 (1) Miscellanea medicea 1 (1) - 2 (1) 109 lami], cc.141-143; conte de Efferen, con responsiva, cc.144-147; Ama- Orazio Processi, cc.339-341; M[aria] Pucci Ranuzzi, cc.342-344; Angelo lia d’Este, con responsiva, cc.148-152; Benedetta d’Este, con responsiva, Ranuzzi Cospi, cc.345-346; Torquato Ricci, cc.347-349; Maria Caterina cc.153-157; duca di Modena Francesco III, con responsiva, cc.158- Roselli Malatesta di Valdoppio, cc.350-352; Clemente Domenico Ro- 162; Isabella d’Este, cc.163-165; contessa *** Fardella, nata Blavière de spigliosi, cc.353-355; Maria Virginia Sacchetti Caprara, cc.356-357; Au- la Rocq, cc.166-168; Elena Feramosca Porto, cc.169-171; Francesca Fer- rora Zabarella Sanminiatelli, cc.358-360; badessa e monache di S. Pe- retti Marcolini, cc.172-174; badessa del convento di S. Francesco Sca- tronilla di Siena, con responsiva, cc.361-365; conte di Schacsberg, con rioni di Napoli Caterina Teresa Ferroni, cc.175-177; rettore del Colle- responsiva, cc.366-369; auditore fiscale di Siena Agostino Seratti, gio Tolomei Ottaviano Giustiniani, cc.178-180; Vincenzo Giustiniani, cc.370-372; arcivescovo di Siena Alessandro [Zondadari], cc.373-375; cc.181-183; duca di Guastalla Giuseppe Maria Gonzaga, con responsiva, Ercole Trotti, cc.376-378; Paolo Spada, cc.379-381; Maria Teresa cc.184-187; Sigismondo Gonzaga, cc.188-190; Ricciarda Gonzaga, Strozzi, cc.382-384; Ottavia Strozzi Corsini, cc.385-387; Maria del cc.191-193; vescovo di Grosseto Antonio [Maria Franci], cc.194-196; Taia Bichi, cc.388-390; auditore della Sacra rota Vaio M. Vai, cc.391- cardinale [Gianantonio] Guadagni, cc.197-199; duchessa vedova di 393; contessa Douvariere de Virmondt, con responsiva, cc.394-398; ve- Guastalla Teodora di Hassia Darmstadt [Hessen-Darmstadt], con re- scovo di Volterra Lodovico Maria [Pandolfini], cc.399-401; barone di sponsiva, cc.200-204; duchessa di Guastalla [Maria Eleonora Carlotta] Wachtendonk, ministro dell’elettore palatino, con responsiva, cc.402- di Schleswig-Holstein, con responsiva, cc.205-209; contessa di Hamil- 405; baronessa di Wachtendonk, con responsiva, cc.406-410; Lodovico ton, con responsiva, cc.210-213; Giacomo Antonio Harvey, cc.214-216; Zabarella, cc.411-413; Paolo Zambeccari, cc.414-416; Teresa Zanchini landgravio di Hassia Giuseppe [Joseph von Hessen-Darmstadt], con re- Zambeccari, cc.417-419; cardinale G.A[…], cc.420-422; Giovan Fran- sponsiva, cc.217-221; cardinale [Iacopo] Lanfredini, cc.222-224; Do- cesco Banchieri, cc.423-425; Camillo Puglise, cc.426-428; Domenico menico Laurenti, cc.225-227; Ginevra Legnani Malvasia, cc.228-230; Schianteschi, cc.429-431; Carl ***, cc.432-434 1737-1738 Melchiorre Maggi, cc.231-233; Felice Giordani, cc.234-235; Pietro Lettere dell’elettrice palatina Anna Maria Luisa de’ Medici -minute- a: Paolo Marcolini, cc.237-239; Maria Angiola Marescalchi Zanchini, granduca di Toscana [Francesco Stefano di Lorena], cc.435-437; grandu- cc.240-245; abate Gennaro di Mascabruno, cc.246-248; cardinale Bar- chessa di Toscana [Maria Teresa d’Asburgo], cc.437-438 1737-1738 tolomeo Massei, cc.249-251; Giovanni Mattei Orsini, cc.252-254; Carlo Cosimo de’ Medici di Melegnano, cc.255-257; Francesco Mon- 2 Ricette chimiche, mediche e culinarie appartenenti all’elettrice palatina tani, cc.258-260; Ugolino del Monte, cc.261-263; Cosimo Cesare Mo- Anna Maria Luisa de’ Medici, con lettere del segretario Jacopo Guiducci rigia, cc.264-265; Chiara Negri Carlotti, cc.266-268; Laura Nerli Ra- all’elettrice, cc.1-218 [I metà sec. XVIII] sponi, cc.269-271; Antonio de’ Nobili, cc.272-274; cardinale Paolo Nunes, cc.275-277; Zuanne Palamon, cc.277-280; elettore palatino 3 Preghiere e opere devozionali appartenenti all’elettrice palatina Anna Ma- Carlo [III Filippo], con responsiva, cc.281-285; Niccolò Pallavicini, ria Luisa de’ Medici, manoscritte e a stampa, cc.1-176 principe di Civitella, cc.286-288; Antonio Paluzzi, cc.289-291; Do- [I metà sec. XVIII] rothea Sofia [di Neuburg], con responsiva, cc.292-296; duchessa di Parma Enrichetta [Maria d’Este], cc.297-301; arcivescovo di Patrasso Fa- brizio [Serbelloni], cc.302-303; Cosimo Pavolucci, cc.304-306; Gio- vanni Paolo Piazi, cc.307-309; Giuseppe Pepoli, cc.310-312; Clara Pe- 2 poli Aldrovandi, cc.313-315; Marianna Pepoli Bentivoglio, cc.316- Scatola contenente tredici fascicoli. V. segn. 2 318; vescovo di Piacenza [Gerardo Zandemaria], cc.319-321; Cardoso Maria Pianetti, barone di Cardoli, cc.322-324; Vincenzio Piazza, cc.325- ELETTRICE PALATINA ANNA MARIA LUISA DE’ MEDICI 327; cardinale Pier Maria Pieri, cc.328-330; principessa di Piombino [Eleonora Boncompagni Ludovisi], cc.331-333; vescovo di Pistoia e 1 a) «Inventario degli arredi della cappella della Serenissima in palazzo Pitti». Prato [Federico Alamanni], cc.334-335; Irene Porto Thiene, cc.336-338; Volume legato di cc.38 5 ago. 1670 110 Miscellanea medicea 2 (1-8) Miscellanea medicea 2 (9-12) 111 b) Breve del papa Gregorio XIII di concessione di indulgenza, copia, c.39 9 Descrizione di una pietra di ametista. Tre disegni ad acquerello raffiguranti 1580 la pietra, cc.1-6 [sec. XVIII] 2 Successione dell’elettrice palatina al granducato di Toscana 10 Epigrafe apposta al sepolcro dell’elettrice palatina Anna Maria Luisa de’ Me- Verbale di seduta del Senato dei quarantotto, copia, cc.1-6 27 nov. 1713 dici. A stampa, cc.1-3 1742 Verbale di seduta del Senato dei quarantotto, copia, cc.7-10 2 dic. 1713 Ruolo delle persone incaricate del ricevimento dell’elettrice palatina Anna Lettera del granduca di Toscana Cosimo III al Senato dei quarantotto, co- Maria Luisa de’ Medici in occasione del suo ritorno a Firenze, cc.4-5 pia, cc.12-13 26 nov. 1713 set. 1717 Motuproprio del granduca di Toscana Cosimo III, copia, cc.14-15 «Journal du voyage de Madame la Serenissime Electrice Palatine, depuis 26 nov. 1713 Trente jusque a Florence». In francese. Incompleto, cc.7-22 [1717] 3 Notizia sul costo di affreschi del XVIII secolo, in vari edifici di Firenze, 11 Composizioni poetiche anonime in francese e in italiano, cc.1-12 cc.1-2 [sec.
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