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1. "Wartenberga domus, quare tua lumina manant?": Pohnutý příběh vartenberského epitafu. Neznámá iluminace s epitafem svatovítského probošta Jana z Vartenberka († 1508)

Creator:: Martina Šárovcová
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Type:: article, studie, studies, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:: Literatura různých forem a žánrů (o ní), Literature in specific forms (on), Vartemberkové (rod), Hasištejnský z Lobkovic, Bohuslav, asi 1461-1510, epitafy, latinské nápisy, iluminace rukopisů, iluminované rukopisy, renesance, probošti, epitaphs, Latin inscriptions, illumination of manuscripts, illuminated books and manuscripts, renaissance, Česko, Czechia, late renaissance, Lords of Vartenberk, Litoměřice Canon Jan of Vartenberk (documented around the middle of the 14th century), Provost of St Vitus and Litoměřice Jan of Vartenberk (1476-1508), Jan Jiří of Vartenberk (+ 4 June 1647 Bamberg), Bohuslav Hasištejnský of Lobkowitz (ca 1461-1510), family memory, 11, 82-1/-8, and 809.1-809.9
Language:: Czech
Description:: Martina Šárovcová.
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2. České sítňanky

Creator:: Mužík, František
Publisher:: Čes. společ. entomolog.
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Type:: studie, model:monograph, text, and TEXT
Subject:: udc:59, Konspekt:2, udc:595.754, agrovoc:UL01, Konspekt:Zoologie, agroterm:entomologie, agroterm:hmyz, agroterm:druhy[zool.], agroterm:ploštice, and síťnatky
Language:: Czech
Description:: Sv. 2, (Statement of Responsibility) Naps. František Mužík, and S 5 obr. v textu
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3. Evangelický rukopisný sborník ze čtyřicátých let 19. století

Creator:: David Mach
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Type:: article, studie, studies, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:: Rukopisy, prvotisky, staré tisky. Vzácná a pozoruhodná díla, Manuscripts, rare books, other rare printed materials, Národní knihovna České republiky, 19. století, české rukopisy, náboženská literatura, evangelictví, historické knihovní fondy, exilová literatura, konfese (vyznání), Czech manuscripts, religious literature, Evangelicalism, historical book collections, exiles' writings, religious confessions, Česko, Czechia, theological literature, denominational controversies, religious evangelical exile, 1620s-1630s, National Library of the CR, 12, 09, and 090
Language:: Czech
Description:: The article presents a manuscript collection of texts of evangelical provenance that has recently been purchased in a German second-hand bookshop. According to a chronogram, this manuscript is likely to come from 1840. The manuscript consists of fifteen relatively independent text sections thematically related to the denominational controversies before and after the battle of White Mountain. The paper examines possible printed or manuscript models of individual parts and as well as their reflection in both earlier and more recent bibliographic literature. and David Mach.
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4. Josef Kögler a Jan Kohout: životopis editorů třetího vydání Koniášova Klíče

Creator:: David Mach
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Type:: article, studie, studies, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:: Biografie, Biography, genealogy, insignia, Kögler, Josef, 1717-asi 1778, 18. století, staré tisky, osobnosti, jezuité, biografie, rekatolizace, misie, misionáři, old prints, celebrities, Jesuits, biography, recatolisation, missions, missionaries, Česko, Czechia, penitential missions, book collecting, Jan Kohout, Josef Bartsch, 8, 929, and 920
Language:: Czech
Description:: The article presents two likely and so far unknown compilers of the third edition of Koniáš’s Key from 1770. Their names have been revealed by a handwritten note in a copy that was originally a part of the library of the private collector Josef Bartsch (1731-1803). Concerning the first figure, the Jesuit Josef Kögler, the treatise describes his career in the Jesuit Order and the posts that he held. In the case of his co-worker Jan Kohout, the text outlines the possible connections that might help identify him precisely. and David Mach.
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5. Knihovna Veita Ulricha Marschalla z Ebnetu

Creator:: Miroslav Koudela and Petr Mašek
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Type:: article, studie, studies, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:: Organizace knihoven a knihovních fondů, Operations of libraries, archives, information centers, Ebnet, Veit Ulrich Marschall von, asi1565-asi 1625, historické knihovny, zámecké knihovny, bibliofilové, historické knihovní fondy, šlechtické knihovny, rekonstrukce knihovních fondů, dějiny knihoven, historical libraries, castle libraries, booklovers, historical book collections, noble libraries, reconstruction of library collections, history of libraries, Česko, Czechia, Veit Ulrich Marschall von Ebnet, historical library reconstruction, 12, and 025
Language:: Czech
Description:: The article summarises the known information about the life of the politician and significant bibliophile Veit Ulrich Marschall von Ebnet (ca 1565 - ca 1625). Based on the provenance research into Lipník nad Bečvou and Mikulov castle libraries, the National Museum Library and other collections as well as auction catalogues, the paper lists the identified books from his library, describes Marschall’s armorial bindings and other provenance marks, on the basis of which it attempts to characterise the content of this extraordinary library. and Miroslav Koudela, Petr Mašek.
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6. Knihovny a literární činnost obutých augustiniánů v Domažlicích a v Pivoni

Creator:: Jaromír Linda
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Type:: article, studie, studies, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:: Univerzální knihovny. Veřejné knihovny, General libraries, archives, information centres, Augustiniáni, augustiniánské kláštery, klášterní knihovny, dějiny knihoven, historické knihovní fondy, literární činnost, Augustinians, Augustinian monasteries, monastic libraries, history of libraries, historical book collections, literary activities, Domažlice (Česko), Pivoň (Mnichov, Domažlice, Česko), Domažlice (Czechia), Pivoň (Mnichov, Domažlice, Czechia), Order of Saint Augustine, Pivoň, Order of Saint Augustine, library history, literary activities of the Augustinians, 12, and 027
Language:: Czech
Description:: The article draws on the list of separate manuscripts and manuscripts forming part of binders’ volumes coming from the library of the Domažlice Augustinians, a component of the first volume of the Soupis rukopisů Studijní a vědecké knihovny Plzeňského kraje v Plzni [A Compendium of the Manuscripts from the Education and Research Library of the Pilsener Region in Pilsen (Plzeň 2006)]. Since the first and at the same time last description of the library comes from as early as 1950, when the book collection was taken over by the State Education Library in Pilsen, we attempted to study the development of the Augustinian book collection on the basis of indirect sources, such as mainly books of accounts and ownership notes in extant printed books and manuscripts. From the original ca 4,000 volumes, only 272 volumes have been preserved in the Education and Research Library of the Pilsener Region (ERLPR) to this day; two separate manuscripts and 16 manuscripts forming part of binders’ volumes from the 17th-19th centuries have been described in the above-mentioned compendium; two manuscripts that were bound to other manuscripts come from a nearby convent in Pivoň. A noteworthy piece among the literary texts preserved in Prague archives is a manuscript fragment of a Czech play containing a dialogue between two merchants taking place at the Pilsen market, which comes from the second half of the 18th century, or the attempt of the Pivoň Augustinian Bruno Knez to write and even publish the history of his convent from 1753, which may be considered as the first printed monastic monograph from West Bohemia. and Jaromír Linda.
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