Regulae Cancellariae Romanae paperum Johannis XXII, Benedicti II, Clementis VI, Innocentii VI, Urbani V, Gregorii XI, Urbani VI et Bonifacii IX [microform] 15th cent.

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Stummvoll was the director (Generaldirektor) of the library, which was located in Vienna. From the description of Correspondence to Alma Mahler, 1955. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 155864103 ...

Hill monastic manuscript library

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Catholic Church. Pope

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Catholic Church. Cancellaria Apostolica

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The origin of this office goes back to the fourth century when notaries were appointed to draw up papal documents. These notaries of the Roman church were headed by the primicerius, who was in turn aided by a secundicerius. The notaries, in their capacity as scriniarii, also supervised the archives. Up until the eighth century documentation concerning this office is limited. Gregory the Great, following the example of the Roman emperors of the East, gathered the notarii ...