Secretarius camerae : indulgentiarum, 1481-1725.

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Secretarius camerae : indulgentiarum, 1481-1725.

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This series is a very mixed collection of indulgences and other Datary material. Though both the Secretariat and Camera are frequently involved, MacFarlane suggests that the series is probably best considered as a part of the Datary. Boyle puts Secretarius Camerae with the Datary (see p. 54). Pasztor puts it with the Camera. Vols. 65, 74, 78-83, 108-112, 115-124, 146-149, 154-156, 163, and 166 form the Secretaria Apostolica series Diversorum. Several Secretarius Camerae volumes are now parts of other series. Sec. Cam. 211 is now Camera Apostolica, Rubricelle resignationes 7; Sec. Cam. 213 is now Camera Apostolica, Taxae 23; Sec. Cam. 215 and 217 are now, respectively, Camera Apostolica, Computorum 5 and 7. There is a variant title on select spines: "Matrimonialia."

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