Rubricellae, 1342-1809, 1814-1829 (bulk 1549-1800).

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Rubricellae, 1342-1809, 1814-1829 (bulk 1549-1800).

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This series is generally identified as indices to Miscellaneous official series Bullarium generale (ID VATV306-A) and Registra Vaticana (RV) (ID VATV362-A). Rubricellae vols. 1-8 and 32-36 index portions of the RV series as follows: Rub. 1-8 indexes RV of Clement VI-Julius III (with only a few penciled annotations of current RV numbers); Rub. 32 indexes Alexander VI (RV 879-883); Rub. 33 indexes Julius II (RV 985-987); Rub. 34 indexes Clement VII (RV 1442-1452); Rub. 35 indexes Julius III (RV 1796-1802), Paul IV (RV 1853-1854), Pius IV (RV 1918-1922), Pius V (RV 2002-2003); Rub. 36 indexes Paul IV (RV 1853-1854), Pius IV (RV 1918-1922), Pius V (RV 2002). Current guides present these as indexes to RV registers of bulls sent "per viam camerae." They briefly note bulls that have been traced to 1,037 registers, primarily of the RV series, but also to four registers of the Sec. Cam. and sixty-three registers of the Registra bullarum. About nine hundred of the 1,037 registers, indexed by the Rubricellae, are known to be lost. Therefore, the Rubricellae citations are the only record we have of the contents of those registers (cf. Pasztor [1970] and Giusti below). Although the Rubricellae are often presented as indices to the RV series, their original limited scope ("per viam camerae" bulls) and the losses suffered by the RV series have rendered most of the Rubricellae of little functional use as indexes. For researchers interested in the RV, indices in the ASV Sala d'Indici generally a better starting point. The value of the Rubricellae today is more historical, supplying brief indications of some existing and many lost bulls. Some Rubricellae are contemporary, others postdate the registers they index by several centuries.

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