Mirella Ferrari
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Un Virgilio dei Giunta (Venezia 1543-1544) nella biblioteca del Liceo Beccaria di Milano
digital
Anno:
2020
The four centuries old library of the Liceo “Cesare Beccaria” (Milan), a formerly Barnabite school, owns an edition of Virgil, lavishly illustrated, printed in Venice 1543-1544 by the Giunta, one of the several Virgilian editions produced or sold by them between 1493 and 1552. It includes Virgil’s works followed by the opuscula (the spurious corpus vergilianum normally studied by 16th-century pupils); commentaries by ancient grammarians, Italian humanists and the bulky one by the Belgian Iodocus Badius Ascensius are printed along the text...
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Bibliografia di Giuseppe Billanovich. Cittadella (Padova), 6 agosto 1913 - Padova, 2 febbraio 2000
digital
Anno:
2013
In the fall of 2013, at the Universita` Cattolica, Milan, a conference will be held to mark one...
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La biblioteca e l’Archivio Visconti di Modrone
digital
Anno:
2008
Three humanistic manuscripts from the family library of Duke Visconti di Modrone have been
deposited at the Università Cattolica del S. Cuore, where they now are with the family’s archives.
The main series of the Archives concern the family’s business and factories (19th and 20th
Centuries); other series are older and include a collection of late medieval documents. The codices
now given in deposit were studied by important Italian scholars in the 19th and early 20th Century.
They are: MS Visconti di Modrone 1, a Petrarch manuscript, dated 1399, followed by a humanistic
miscellany; MS Visconti di Modrone 2, a collection of Chancery letters from the Visconti
milieu (Milan, early 15th Century); MS Visconti di Modrone 3, a nice 15th-Century copy of
Gasparino Barzizza’s Epistole ad exercitationem accommodate in its original blind-stamped leather
binding.
Il nome di Mansueto arcivescovo di Milano (c. 672-681)
digital
Anno:
2008
On each side of the golden altar in the basilica of St Ambrose in Milan four saints are portrayed:
on the right side are St Ambrose with the martyrs Gervasius, Protasius, and the bishop Simplicianus;
on the left St Martin of Tours with the martyr Nabor, Nazarius, and a bishop of Milan, whose name
is abbreviated as MANV. The full form of the name has been read as Maternus, whereas it has to
be read as Mansuetus. Mansuetus (fl. 679-80) is the author of a letter sent to the emperor Constantine
IV Pogonatus for the Sixth Oecumenical Council of Constantinople, which is transmitted by 19
manuscripts. Eight of these MSS are 9th-Century and almost contemporary with the golden altar. A
copy of Mansuetus’ letter is included in MS Vat. Lat. 268, the final volume of a 12th-Century
comprehensive collection of Ambrose’s works, written on the initiative of Martino Corbo, praepositus
of the Basilica (fl. 1126-1152). This MS testifies to a lasting tradition, still connecting Mansuetus
with St Ambrose.
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Nel centenario della nascita di Ezio Franceschini
digital
Anno:
2006
Il 13 dicembre 2006 è organizzata dall’Università Cattolica una giornata commemorativa
per il centenario della nascita di Ezio Franceschini (25 luglio 1906 - 21 marzo 1983).
Sono presentati i quattro volumi pubblicati o ristampati per l’occasione dalla Editrice Vita
e Pensiero. I due nuovi, Per Ezio Franceschini nel centenario della nascita. Ricordi, lettere,
profilo e E. Franceschini, Lettere a Raffaele de Cesare, sono spunto per fornire uno status
quaestionis riguardo alla bibliografia su e di Franceschini. Per introdurre le ristampe dei
racconti E. Franceschini, La valle più bella del mondo e Parole come sabbia è tracciata
una breve storia editoriale di questi due fortunati volumi, con l’aiuto anche di documenti
d’archivio.
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