Carmeletani, ca. 1500-1800.

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Carmeletani, ca. 1500-1800.

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The collection includes information sent to the Cong. statu regulari and Cong. delle Riforma in the sixteenth century from the Carmeletani in Mantova, also information on houses in Parma, Venice, France, Spain. There are some copies and originals of bulls, briefs (indulgentiae), and the like, as well as a list of houses/members in Italy, 1668-1670. Located separately were the following other Carmelite materials: four books from the Procura generale--volume 1, 1718-1721, contains formulas for different (frequently used) procedures in various congregations at the end; vol. 2, 1721-1724; vol. 3, 1724-1728; vol. 4, 1740-1743. "Registrum omnium actorum factorum et jurium productorum pro parte et instantia ... Carmelitanorum ... cum Margharita Laurent Griffone ... notarii archivii," 1720-1723.

.1 linear m. (1 busta)

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