Pinakes | Πίνακες
Textes et manuscrits grecs
Résumé :
This paper offers an edition, with introduction and analysis, of the hitherto unknown catalogue of books belonging to the Flemish humanist Christophe de Longueil (1485‑1522), which was drafted in 1519 in Rome. Though de Longueil’s biography is well known, a closer study of his library sheds new light on his intellectual background and humanist interests, not least because the inventory also lists some of de Longueil’s own works that were previously unknown. Furthermore, the paper places the catalogue within its historical context, discussing de Longueil’s ties with the notary Jacobus Apocellus and the banker Lorenzo di Bartolomeo Bartolini, and tracing the further history of the notarial act and the library. The analysis contributes to a better understanding of de Longueil’s journey to and his departure from Rome in the wake of the famous trial against him for having allegedly commited a crimen laesae maiestatis against the Eternal City.| Villes | Dépôts | Fonds | Cotes | Type | Commentaire | Tome | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oxford | Bodleian Library | Arch. Seld. | B. 19 | ||||
| Oxford | Bodleian Library | Auct. | F. 3. 18 (Misc. 092) | ||||
| Oxford | Bodleian Library | Selden Supra | 20 |
Copistes, possesseurs & autres
| Nom | Remarque | Type | Commentaire | Tome | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jakob Appenzeller | Notaire allemand, de Ubstadt, près de Bruchsal ; employé à la Vaticane ; une liste de dix mss grecs lui ayant appartenu a été dressée par Jean Matal : ms. Cambridge, University Library, Additional 565, XVII, f. 162r : Ex bibliotheca Jacobi Apocelli Germani, Romae in banchis (éd. HOBSON 1979, p. 281-282). | Am Ende seines Lebens hinterließ er [Apocellus] eine ansehnliche Sammlung von zehn griechischen Manuskripten (n. 76 : Hobson 1979 (wie Anm 75); vgl. auch M. Danzi, La biblioteca del cardinal Pietro Bembo (Genève, 2005), 61. Diese Bücher sind weder in seinem Testament vom 22. Januar 1550, noch in seinem Nachlassinventar vom 24. April des Jahres erwähnt (ASRo, Notai AC, Ufficio 2, vol. 6152, Notar Ludovicus Reydettus, f. 76r-79r und 631r-633v). | 104 (et n. 76) | ||
| Christophe de Longueil | Précepteur de François d’Angoulême, futur François Ier, ami de Guillaume Budé et Germain de Brie. Elève de Marc Musurus et de Janus Lascaris, précepteur de Reginald Pole (à qui il lègue sa bibliothèque) | 100-101 (et n. 56) |
