Fondo Cibo, 1619-1737.
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Cybo family.
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Catholic Church. Camera apostolica
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The Apostolic Camera, one of the most ancient of the offices of the Roman Curia, was originally responsible for the administration of the temporalities and revenues of the Holy See. Although the term Camera appeared for the first time in Benedict VIII's constitution Quoties illa a Nobis (24 May 1017), some authors state it was the continuation of an office that had existed and been known for a long time as palatium or fiscus under the direction of the archdeacon who remained at the ...
Cibo, Camillo, 1681-1743.
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Archivio vaticano
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Archives of the Church were kept from the earliest times in the Scrinium Sanctai Romanae Ecclesiae. A central archives was established by Paul V in 1612, to serve the administrative needs of the curia. The name Archivio segreto vaticano was applied later. To see a general history for the Uffici e amministrazioni palatine, enter "FIN ID VATV220-A" From the description of Agency history record. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 145569846 ...
Cibo family.
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This noble family originated in Greece but in the fourth century migrated to Genoa, Italy, where they further expanded into a variety of locations. They became prominent in the first half of the fifteenth century in the person of Arano who was in the service of the Aragonese of Naples and a public official in Rome (1455). His son Giovanni Battista became pope (1484-1492), taking the name Innocent VIII. Maurizio (d. 1490), brother of the pope, did not participate in public affairs. I...
