Fondo Consalvi, ca. 1755-1823.

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Fondo Consalvi, ca. 1755-1823.

This is a collection of papers of Secretary of State Cardinal Ercole Consalvi, who was later (1824) prefect of the Congregation de Propaganda Fide. According to Kowalsky-Metzler, the collection includes documents concerning the Consalvi family history, the literary activity of the cardinal, and some of his activities in the Roman Curia. The curial records concern the Rota, the Concilio, the Tribunale della Segnatura di Giustizia, S. Offizio, Lauretana, and the Propaganda Fide. There is information about land holdings, income, and bequests, as well as information on music, poetry, agriculture, public administration, and legal proceedings (civil and criminal). The final busta, which is not listed in the index described below, contains printed materials. The books and pamphlets are largely eighteenth- and nineteenth-century religious devotional literature. The other part of the busta is comprised of secular newspapers, principally the Journal de l'empire, 1813-1814. The most interesting items in this busta, however, are at the end. These are two indexes to the library of Cardinal Consalvi entitled "Indice de Libri che compongono la Libreria dell. Eminenti e Rmo. Signor Cardinal Consalvi divisa nelle Seguenti Materie, cioe = Istorici Sacri, Profani ... Rettorici ... Poetici Italiani e Latini ... Teologi ... Filosofi, Fisici, e Mattematici ... Antiquari, Impressioni ed Ogetti di Belle Arti ... Miscellanea, o siano Opere Risguardanti diverse Materie ... Giureconsulti Canonici e Civili ... Ascetica Sacri e Vite. de SSnti." and "Indice di libbri legali, Storici, Poefici, Moralie, e Filosof esistenti nella libbreria di Mons. Illmo. e Rmo. Hercole Consalvi."

5 linear m. (37 items)

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SNAC Resource ID: 6838345

Bentley Historical Library

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Persiani, Antonio.

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