Ōborona soborū Florente[i]kogo ōsmogo protivʺ falʹshivomū neda[v]no ōdʺ protivnikov [microform], [179-?].

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Ōborona soborū Florente[i]kogo ōsmogo protivʺ falʹshivomū neda[v]no ōdʺ protivnikov [microform], [179-?].

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Polemical miscellany on the Council of Florence. Title similar to one found in book printed Vilna before 1617 entitled Obornoa unii. On leaves 2a-35b, the history of the Ferraro-Florentine Council in North Slavic idiom with Latin translation by Dionysius Czaday, an official of the Lectorate in Bibliotheca Vaticana; leaves 36-37, letter by Dionysius Czaday, hegumen of the St. Trinity Monastery in Vilna, later Bishop of Vilna, to Pope Pius VI about the above mentioned history; on leaves 38a-40b (ending missing), letter to Pope Sixtus IV from the magnates of Vilna, March 14, 1476.

1 v. (40 leaves) ; 27 cm.

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The Scrinium of the Roman Church existed from the 4th century, functioning as both library and archives. In the 6th century it was under the Primicerius Notariorum (see ID VATV032-A). By the end of the 8th century it was headed by the Bibliothecarius, who also served as the chancellor. This library was lost in the 13th century. New collections were transferred to Avignon with the papal court, and were left there when the popes returned to Rome. The present library was founded by Nic...