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Polonika w księgozbiorze klasztornym karmelitów bosych w Berdyczowie (na podstawie katalogu rękopiśmiennego z 1781 r.). Zarys problemu

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Ciborowska-Rymarowicz I.
Z Badań nad Książką i Księgozbiorami Historycznymi
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2017
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vol. Polonika w zbiorach obcych, tom specjalny
229-238
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The Holy Virgin’s Conception Berdychiv Friary of Barefoot Carmelites was situated within the Kyiv, later Lucko-Zhytomyr diocese, the Holy Spirit Polish Province of the Barefoot Carmelites. The monastery was founded by Kyiv voievoda Janusz Tyszkiewicz in 1630, as a votive offering for rescuing from the Tatar bondage. The Berdychiv Friary was the centre of religious ideology and culture, and its activities were aimed at the dissemination of Roman Catholicism in ethnic Ukrainian territories. It was abolished by Russian authorities in 1866, and books were transferred to the Library of S. Volodymyr University in Kyiv. In 1927-1928 Berdychiv’s book collection was transferred to the V.I. Vernadski National Library of Ukraine from the Library of S. Volodymyr University in Kyiv. Nowadays the Berdychiv Friary Library is the largest book collection of the Roman-Catholic monasteries’ libraries in Ukraine. The manuscript catalogue of this Library titled „Index librorum Bibliothecae Carmelitarum Discalc[eatorum] Conventus Berdicoviensis” and dated 1781 is an important source for historical and book studies. It’s preserved in the Institution of Manuscript of V. Vernadski National Library of Ukraine. The catalogue consists of 3467 bibliographical descriptions of 7264 volumes and divided into 20 subject sections. Correlation of statistical and subject data on Polish printings from this library was offered as a result of book analysis of the catalogue content. The book production of the printing-houses from 22 cities on the territory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and from nine cities of Western Europe are represented in manuscript catalogue.
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Berdyczowski klasztor karmelitów bosych pw. Niepokalanego Poczęcia NMP znajdował się na terenie diecezji kijowskiej, później – łucko-żytomierskiej, w obrębie Polskiej Prowincji Karmelitów Bosych pw. Ducha Świętego. Fundatorem konwentu był wojewoda kijowski Janusz Tyszkiewicz, który zbudował go jako wotum za uwolnienie z niewoli tatarskiej. Aktu erekcyjnego dokonał 19 VII 1630 r. w Trybunale Koronnym Lubelskim. Po kasacie klasztoru przez władze rosyjskie w 1866 r. jego księgozbiór został w 1878 r. przewieziony do Kijowa i przekazany Bibliotece Uniwersyteckiej, a następnie wraz z nią włączony w latach 1927-1928 do Biblioteki Narodowej Ukrainy. Rękopiśmienny katalog biblioteki klasztornej z 1781 r. jest ważnym źródłem do historii i charakterystyki karmelitańskiej kolekcji. Spis zawiera 3467 opisów bibliograficznych obejmujących 7264 tomy (uporządkowane w 20 działach tematycznych). Księgoznawcza analiza treści katalogu pozwoliła na zestawienie danych statystycznych i tematycznych dotyczących druków polskich znajdujących się w bibliotece klasztornej.
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Darowizny, legaty testamentowe i inne sposoby nabywania ksiąg do biblioteki cystersów w Szczyrzycu w okresie staropolskim

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Marszalska J. M.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2015
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vol. 103
179-197
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Legacies from the donors of the monastery, testamentary depositions and gifts were the main form of supply of books to the library of Szczyrzyc, both in the early days of the monastery as well as over several hundred years of its existence and operation. It was a quite common phenomenon for the vast majority of monastic libraries in the past centuries. In the light of the preserved archival material, and above all the books from the library of Szczyrzyc, it can be concluded that it was one of the most important sources of enlargement of the monastic library. This statement applies to the entire period of the functioning of this library, but especially to the beginning of its formation when the collections mainly included manuscripts and liturgical codes.On the basis of the information about provenance, it is possible to identify three groups of donors to the library of Szczyrzyc: monks (abbots and priors) from Szczyrzyc, secular clergy, representatives of other religious orders and lay people. Among the donated books are primarily theological and liturgical works as well as the collections of sermons necessary for the effective pastoral care of the parish.
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Catalogus librorum – biblioteka karmelitów bosych w Krakowie w świetle rękopiśmiennego katalogu z roku 1702

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Fluda-Krokos A.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2015
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vol. 103
61-73
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This paper presents a preliminary analysis of the contents of the first monastic library of the Carmelite Order in Poland. On the basis of the manuscript Catalogus librorumConventus Immacula: Conceptionis B.V.M. F.F. Carmelitarum Discalceatorum Cracoviae. Factus. Anno Domini 1702  it was discovered that the library of the monastery church devoted to the Holy Virgin Mary in Cracow was divided into 20 sections, and the most numerous ones were the Spirituales and Theologi morales sections. Calculations show that the inventory includes 1768 descriptions of books in approx. 2150 volumes. Currently, 190 survived volumes are located in the monastic library in Czerna.
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Stare druki tzw. Karmelitana w zbiorach biblioteki klasztoru w Czernej

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Graczyk W.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2015
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vol. 103
75-86
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The monastery-hermitage of the Discalced Carmelites in Czerna, created in the seventeenth century, collected books related to the history and spirituality of the Carmelites, and the legislation of that Order from its inception. That was due to the fact that the Carmelites, especially in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, had a significant impact on the development of Marian, patristic and ascetic spirituality. Eminent people from the circle of Carmelite feathers left behind works that today inspire the development of spiritual and mystical theology. Carmelite literature focused primarily on four thematic groups: the theology of the inner life, the controversial theology, Mariology and broadly defined preaching. Concern for the last one was clearly visible in the pastoral activities of the Discalced Carmelites from the beginning of their presence in Poland. Numerous treaties, studies, Spanish translations of mystics’ writings and sermons preserved in the library of Czerna are the sign of theological and preacher’s activity of the Carmelites. Preserved to the present day in the library of the former monastery-hermitage of Czerna, they show the signs of use over the past centuries. They served the monks, above all in the pursuit of their religious vocation, and thus deepening their spiritual lives.
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Biblioteka biskupa Hieronima Rozrażewskiego (1542-1600)

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Grzebień L.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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1971
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vol. 22
61-168
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Księgozbiór konwentu we Lwowie odzwierciedleniem zainteresowań intelektualnych bernardynów lwowskich II poł. XV-XVIII wieku

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Sitnik K. A.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2004
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vol. 81
225-252
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Biblioteka marianów w Puszczy Korabiewskiej (Mariańskiej) na podstawie inwentarza z 1845 roku

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Karpuk W.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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1998
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vol. 69
171-398
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Die Geschichte der Klosterbibliotheken ist bei uns immer noch kaum unter-sucht worden, trotz der Rolle, die diese für die Entwicklung der Kultur gespielt haben. Einer der Gründe dafür ist die geringe Zahl erhaltener Büchersammlungen, die nach den Aufhebungen der Orden ja oft auseinandergerissen wurden. Aus diesem Grunde bilden die erhalten gebliebenen Inventarienverzeichnisse solcher Bibliotheken die grundlegenden Quellen zum Kennenlernen ihre Geschichte und insbesondere auch ihrer Bestände. Die vorliegende Arbeit geht auf dieses Problem ein und behandelt die Geschichte und die Bestände der Bibliothek der Marianisten in Puszcza Korabiewska (Mariańska) auf der Basis eines Inventarienverzeicbnisses von 1845, das sich im Nationalmuseum in Krakau befindet, sowie der erhalten gebliebenen Druckwerke selbst. Das Inventarienverzeichnis der Bibliothek von Puszcza Korabiewska umfaßt insgesamt 891 Titel, die 996 Werke in 1036 Bänden umfassen. Erhalten geblieben sind 672 Druckwerke in 642 Bänden, was 67% aller Werke dieser Bibliothek aus-macht. Diese Druckwerke befinden sich gegenwärtig in der Bibliothek der Marianistenpriester in Lublin. Mittels der auf der Basis des Inventarienverzeichnisses und der erhaltenen Druckwerke durchgeführten Analyse konnte festgestellt werden, daß diese Bibliothek ihre Bücher - vor allem in der Anfangszeit ihres Bestehens - hauptsächlich durch Schenkungen von Diözesan- und Ordenspriestern aus der näheren Umgebung des Klosters bekommen hat. Später konnten neue Bücher immer häufiger auch käuflich erworben werden. Was ihren Inhalt betrifft, so unterschied sich die Büchersammlung von Puszcza Korabiewska nicht von anderen Klosterbibliotheken. Ähnlich wie in den anderen Bibliotheken dieser Art dominierte natürlich theologische und religiöse Literatur. Die Büchersammlung von Puszcza Korabiewska sollte ja prinzipiell der dortigen Ordensgemeinschaft dienen. Ihre Bücher waren ein fester Bestandteil des Klosterlebens.
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