@article{4e1a1879-92eb-4541-b467-1ddc7d38e2a3,
author = {Danuta Quirini-Popławska, Krzysztof  Frankowicz},
title = {Dzieła XVI-wiecznych padewskich profesorów prawa, filozofów i filologów w zbiorach Biblioteki  Jagiellońskiej oraz ich proweniencja},
journal = {Studia Środkowoeuropejskie i Bałkanistyczne},
volume = {2018},
number = {Tom XXVII},
year = {2018},
issn = {2451-4993},
pages = {9-35},keywords = {Uniwersytet Padewski; dzieła profesorów prawa; filozofów i filologów; renesans; studenci z Rzeczypospolitej; stare druki Biblioteki Jagiellońskiej},
abstract = {Works of 16th-century Paduan law professors, philosophers and philologists in the collection of the Jagiellonian Library and their provenance

	In the introductory part of the article, the authors emphasize the role played by one of the most famous centers of European thought in the Renaissance – University of Padua. They describe the scientific profiles of its six distinguished professors – lawyers, philosophers and philologists: Carlo Sigonio, Francesco Robortello, Jacopo Zabare lla, Marco Mantova Benavides, Antonio Riccoboni and Guido Panciroli. Since the 30s of the 16th century, period of the most extensive contacts between Polish – Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Padua school was recorded, where many of its prominent citizens’ so ns continued their studies. The authors discuss the course of their studies, the role they played among numerous international youth, their exercised dignities, and, above all, the degrees achieved. Personal contacts with the Paduan professors, fascination with their knowledge and the scientific atmosphere of then Italy, contributed to the deepening of Polish – Italian scientific contacts. One of their effects was the acquisition of the latest  works of the Paduan scholars, which were brought by the Poles to t heir homeland. Most of them over the years have found their place in the Collegium Maius library of the Cracow Academy. Various routes of this transfer were presented in the article on the basis of the archival materials studied at the Archivio Antico in Padua, the extensive foreign and  olish bibliography, but above all in the rich collections of old prints of the Jagiellonian Library, which took over the collections of the Collegium Maius library. The article has been enriched with six illustrations of the works of the Paduan scholars.},
doi = {10.4467/2543733XSSB.17.001.9976},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/ssb/artykul/dziela-xvi-wiecznych-padewskich-profesorow-prawa-filozofow-i-filologow-w-zbiorach-biblioteki-jagiellonskiej-oraz-ich-proweniencja}
}