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Zapomenutá sbírka apelačního rady Václava Řehoře Hannla aneb odkud pocházely nejstarší a nejcennější rukopisy někdejší majorátní czerninské knihovny

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Svobodová M.

Studie o rukopisech (Manuscript Studies)

2015

vol. 45

issue 1

37-78

The former fideicommissum Library of the counts Czernin of Chudenice located in the Czernin Palace in Prague in the Hradčany castle was, after being sold in 1780, incorporated into the Prague Palace Library of the Princes of Lobkowicz and it came together with this library in the holding of the today´s National Library of the Czech Republic. This study is dedicated to the manuscript collectoon held in the Hradčany Palace in about the year 1722 under the rule of count František Josef (1696-1733). The author intends to shed light on the origin of the collection and she presents the most interesting manuscripts preserved; her results are based on the knowledge gained during the preparation of a printed catalogue of the Czernin manuscripts.

Читательские интересы уральского духовенства в первой половине XIX в. (на примере рукописного сборника из библиотеки екатеринбургской духовной семинарии)

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Mangilev P., Mangileva A.

Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski

2016

vol. 2

29-38

The paper studies the important aspect of the estate culture of the Russian white clergy - the reading circle, readers’ interests of the clergy representatives. The authors examine the possibilities of different sources (inventories of personal libraries, notes and records on books, compilation manuscripts) for the reconstruction of the clergy’s reading circle. Compiled manuscripts are of special interest as they reflect “the modem literary tastes of the compiler and the reader”. The paper analyses the XIX century manuscript-collection which was owned by a priest of the Vyatka diocese. This collection may be divided conventionally into parts - ecclesiastical and secular. The texts of the ecclesiastical part are connected with the studying of the manuscripts’ owner in the Seminary, and with his practical pastoral activity. The secular part contains poems of the late XVIII - early XIX century Russian poets with different subjects - from sententious to erotic. The literary tastes of the manuscript compiler may be assessed as eclectic. The eclectic was usual for many readers of the age, when a rapid change in literary directions took place.

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Zapomenutá sbírka apelačního rady Václava Řehoře Hannla aneb odkud pocházely nejstarší a nejcennější rukopisy někdejší majorátní czerninské knihovny

Читательские интересы уральского духовенства в первой половине XIX в. (на примере рукописного сборника из библиотеки екатеринбургской духовной семинарии)