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Ranuzzi Family Ranuzzi Family: A Preliminary Inventory of Their Manuscripts at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center: Appendix III [Part 2] Descriptive Summary Creator: Ranuzzi Family Title: Ranuzzi Family Manuscripts Dates: ca. 1450-1755 Extent: 623 bound volumes, 4 oversize folders Abstract: This collection contains manuscripts, printed materials, scribal copies of books, more than 100 engravings, etchings, woodcuts, and watercolor sketches, and papal bulls documenting some 400 years of the political, religious, and cultural climate of Bologna, Italy. Major subjects included in the collection are history, literature, the sciences, church and government affairs, law, geography, and numismatics. Ranuzzi Family Volume Ph 12850 Folder 1 [Vescovi di Bologna dal 270 al 1690]. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12850 Folder 2 Relazione Storica dello Studio di Bologna. Extent: 6 leaves Volume Ph 12850 Folder 3 Modo col quale hanno operato i Legisti unitamente con gli Artisti, [1637]. Extent: 2 leaves. One leaf loosely laid in Volume Ph 12850 Folder 4 [Memoriale al Legato di Bologna...ritardo di pagamenti ai Lettori dell'Università nel 1677]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12850 Folder 5 [Scrittura su la differenza tra il Reggimento ed il Collegio de Dottori Legisti di Bologna..., 1678 ]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12850 Folder 5a [Relazione degli Assonti della Gabella]. Extent: 2 leaves. Manuscript not listed in table of contents Volume Ph 12850 Folder 5b [Per la congregazione di Gabella de Dottori di Bologna. Extent: 2 leaves. Manuscript not listed in table of contents Volume Ph 12851 Folder 1 [Carlo V...1530]. Extent: 6 leaves. In Latin Volume Ph 12851 Folder 2 Devotione mandata a Carlo Magno da Papa Leone...2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 3 Osservazioni cavate da...Lenzi...sopra la Coronazione in Bologna dell'Imp. Carlo V, 1718. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 4 Relazione del Governo della Provincia della Marca...1632. Extent: 14 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 5 "Iprogetti per abbattere il traffico della Francia..."], [1679]. Extent: 39 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 6 Arbore...del Casato di Montecalvi. Extent: 12 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 7 Sepolture antiche...[?], 1291. Extent: 16 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 8 Nota delle sepolture pié notabili...1683. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 9 Capitoli da osservarsi dall'economo del Sacro Monte di Pietà. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 10 Scrittura attenente al Sacro Monte di Pietà. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 11 Bulla Leonis X...(1638). Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 12-13 [Due Scritture sul potersi dal Sagro Monte di Pietà di Bologna darsi prestiti non solo à bolognesi ma ancora ad esteri]. Extent: 14 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 14 Proposizioni d'un Ministro del Sagro Monte di Pietà...8 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 15 [Notizia...del Monte di Pietà di Bologna...1709]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 16 [?] del Monte di Pietà, Bologna. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 17 Copia della Vita del B. Giovanni della Lana di Bologna...8 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 18 [Discorso sopra la Risurrezione di Cristo], [30 marzo 1709]. Extent: 2 Ranuzzi Family 4 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 19 Meditazioni e orazioni delle donne gravide al momento del parto. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 20 [Relazione del Clero di Francia...], 17 maggio 1682. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 21 [?] I. V. Bononis [?], 1655. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 22 [Relazione della Santa Morte di Papa Innocenzio XI], 13 agosto 1689. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 23 Bononia...6 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 23a ...che li 36 Distici mandati siano accresciuti...a 40...4 leaves. Manuscript not listed in table of contents Volume Ph 12851 Folder 24 Il Trionfo dell'Amor perfetto...40 leaves. Translated from the French by Ghiselli Volume Ph 12851 Folder 25 Orazione funebre...di Enrico di...principe di Lussenburgo...1695...18 leaves. Translated from the French by Ghiselli Volume Ph 12851 Folder 26 Lettera sopra una Scritt. re intitolata "Arresto della Corte del Parlamento di Parigi"...li Nov. 1680. Extent: 14 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 27 [Raguaglio su certo aggiust. fra la S. ta Sede e la Republ. di Venezia]...[1681]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 28 [Lettera scritta dal Sign. Marescial sullo stabilirsi dal Papa all'Arciduca d'Austria il titolo di Re di Spagna], [2 gen. 1709]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 29 [Memoriale dei benefici ricevuti portando sacre imagini...]. Extent: 14 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 30 [...titoli feudali nel Modenese], 1646. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 31-36 Inf. del Castello dell'Isola del Piano...69 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 37 [Bolla di Lecne X...]. Extent: 1 leaf Volume Ph 12851 Folder 38 Investitura...Camilli Castillione...6 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 39 Procura...1 leaf Volume Ph 12851 Folder 40 Tenuta eiusde Castri accepta...2 leaves Volume Ph 12851 Folder 41 Donatio facia ab...Maria Urbini Duce...anno 1513. Extent: 3 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 1 A chi ben opra anche il sepolcro è fortuna, opera scenica. Extent: 88 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 2 Solitudine d'Orante con la Grotta, opera scenica. Extent: 44 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 3 Pretensioni del Conte Senatore Camillo Bolognetti col Co. Ferdinando Bolognetti, suo fratello. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 4 Risposta del Co. Ferd. Bolognetti...a suo fratello. Extent: 3 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 5 [Scrittura legale per interesse de Fratelli Conti Bolognetti], 1675. Extent: 6 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 6 Bononia Fidei comissi Hieronimi de Bolognetti. Extent: 8 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 7 [Perizia per distribuzione di beni fra i fratelli Orsi...], 1701. Extent: 10 leaves 3 Ranuzzi Family Volume Ph 12852 Folder 8 Inventario di tutti gl'instrumenti attenenti alla famiglia Ghiselli...6 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 9 Fede di Battesimo del Sign. Can. co Ant. Franc. Ghiselli, 1705. Extent: 1 leaf Volume Ph 12852 Folder 10 [Notizie su la famiglia Ghiselli]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 11 Effetti spettanti alla Reverenda Camera [?] della Badia di Chiaravalle, 1666. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 12 Entrata del Priorato di S. Benedetto...2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 13 Ristretto di Ragioni sul Monastero di Monteveglio...6 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 14 Brevi di Clemente VII e Clemente VIII. Extent: 3 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 15 Titoli di commedie che diversi Cavalieri in Roma hanno esibito...nel nuovo Teatro di Torre di Nona. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 16 Notizia di certa Religiosa...[1713]. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 17 [Venuta di Carlo III in Milano...]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 18 [Entrata di Carlo III in Milano...]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 19 [Ritratto nel musco cospiano della Marchesa Gonzaga Rangoni...1659]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 20 Spiegazione sopra l'Arme del Re di Danimarca. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 21 Nota de Monti...in Bologna...2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 22 Compendio de Salarij delle lettere degli Officij...12 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 23 Scrittura per il Reggimento di Bologna...4 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 24 [Memoriale dell'Arte degli Orefici...]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 25 Conto dell'esazione dell'Imposta...2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 26 Nota dell'Imborsatione fatta da Sign. Senatori ufficiali delle Acque, [1700]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 27 Foglio dato al Garetti [spese del Governo]. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 28 Nota della spesa da farsi...per le mura di...Bazzano. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 29 Scandaglio...mura del Forte Urbano. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 30 Disputa su li uffizij utili...4 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 31 Lite fra [?] Biagi e [?]. Extent: 4 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 32 [Scrittura in controversia sopra un estratto all'uffizio dell'Acque]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 33 Summarium Processus in causa...[1631]. Extent: 88 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 34 [Sopra un memoriale...agli Anziani...], [1705]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 35 [Scrittura d'obbligazione di Domenico Sardelli...1697]. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 36 Inquisitio Syndicatus Doctoris Julij Caretti...[1678]. Extent: 12 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 37 Notificazione per il Sindacato del Sign. Giulio Carretti. Extent: 2 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 38 Brevi di Papa Clemente 8...[1694]. Extent: 36 leaves Volume Ph 12852 Folder 39 [Lettere varie latine...famiglia Ratta, 1650 ]. Extent: 12 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 1 Relatione della Corte di Roma. Extent: 38 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 2 [Scrittura circa le differenze...Altieri [?]]. Extent: 9 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 3 Copia della lettera presentata dalli Amb. al Collegio [?]. [1675]. Extent: 6 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 4 Conservacao de Hispanza, e sua defensao. Extent: 4 leaves. In Portuguese Volume Ph 12853 Folder 5 Conseguenze dannose, et utili del non dare e dare...aiuti alla Polonia. 4 Ranuzzi Family Extent: 6 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 6 Luogo tolto dall'Historia del Guicciardini...8 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 7 [Discorso su] Santo Ciriaco, martire, 1633...9 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 8 Historia Giorgij Merulei Alexandrini...78 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 8a Quartus. Extent: 11 leaves. Manuscript not listed in table of contents Volume Ph 12853 Folder 9 Relazione dello Stato di Milano fatta nel 1589. Extent: 12 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 10 Synodus Joanny PP IX...10 leaves Volume Ph 12853 Folder 11 Praefatio...mediolanense.
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