Miscellaneorum armarium III, 1565-1804 (scattered dates).

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Miscellaneorum armarium III, 1565-1804 (scattered dates).

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This series originally consisted of approximately 307 volumes. At the present time only about 90 of them remain in the series. These remaining volumes consist primarily (but not entirely) of records of the Secretariatus Status, relating to relations with Portugal, France, Spain, England, Poland, Germany, and several of the Italian states. It also includes volumes of letters of Venetian ambassadors in Rome (v. 24-30), a history of the Holy Office (v. 250), scattered records of the Rota (v. 269 and 284), some briefs (v. 270-273) and the personal manuscripts of Cardinal Francesco Adriano Ceva (v. 31-50), which include diplomatic correspondence.

4.8 linear m. (ca. 90 v.)

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