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1	The architecture of the fifteenth century hospital of Rhodes : a historical approach Karassava-Tsilingiri, Fotini January 1994 (has links) No description available. 720 Hospitaller architechture
2	The liturgy of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem (XII-XVI century) : with special reference to the practice of the Orders of the Temple and St John of Jerusalem Dondi, Cristina Francesca January 2000 (has links) No description available. 100 Templar : Hospitaller : Latin : Catholic
3	Tracce italiane nella Svezia medievale : Documenti in italiano nel Diplomatario Svedese / Italian Traces in Medieval Sweden Melldahl, Bernt January 2020 (has links) The purpose of this study is to introduce the ten documents, written in the Italian language, registered by Riksarkivet, Stockholm. The oldest document being written in 1346 and the last one in 1520, they all belong to the European medieval period. The study provides the texts (sometimes contracted, sometimes partly translated from Latin), the cultural backgrounds to the texts and possible reasons why they are written in Italian. An additional question concerning the existence of people in Medieval Sweden who were able to read and understand Italian texts is discussed. The importance of the extension of the Italian language in the Mediterranean area as well as in the Levant is referred to as an explanation of the use of Italian in the documents. Important motives of the fact that some of the documents are being found in the Swedish archive are the activities of the Swedish Expeditions to the Vatican library as well as the life of Bridget of Sweden, who played an outstanding role in the political, cultural and political life in Europe in the fourteenth century. A short background to the studies at the Studio of Siena of a number of Swedish students is given and also to the foundation of the University of Uppsala. The study is concluded by presenting an evaluation of the ten documents. Riksarkivet Swedish Diplomatary Bridget of Sweden Knights Hospitaller The Vatican Library medieval European universities lo studio generale university of Uppsala lo studio di Siena Humanities and the Arts Humaniora och konst
4	Knihovna Melchiora Gniesena von Kobach / The Library of Melchior Gniesen von Kobach Opatrná, Michaela January 2017 (has links) Opatrná, Michaela - The Library of Melchior Gniesen von Kobach Faculty of Philosophy at Charles University, Prague 1, sq. Jana Palacha 2 Thesis supervisor: PhDr. Richard Šípek, Ph.D. The aim of this Thesis is to describe the newly discovered Library of Melchior Gniesen von Kobach († 1627), the Council of the Appellate court and the Chancellor of the Maltese Order, which is currently located in Maltese library stored in the Library of the National Archive of the Czech Republic (includes 184 vol.). The theoretical part presents a basic information about the formation and form of town libraries in the early modern period, short description of the Knights of St John in Bohemia, description of the history and current state of the convent library in Prague, Melchior Gniesen's CV and presentation of his library. In the practical part thereis a complete catalog of the surviving books of the Library of Melchior Gniesen, its content and formal analysis, followed by evaluation of the importance of work. Used research methods are: observation, document analysis and analogy.
5	Tracce italiane nella Svezia medievale : Documenti in italiano nel Diplomatario Svedese Melldahl, Bernt January 2020 (has links) Abstract The purpose of this study is to introduce the ten documents, written in the Italian language, registered by Riksarkivet, Stockholm. The oldest document being written in 1346 and the last one in 1520, they all belong to the European medieval period. The study provides the texts (sometimes contracted, sometimes partly translated from Latin), the cultural backgrounds to the texts and possible reasons why they are written in Italian. An additional question concerning the existence of people in Medieval Sweden who were able to read and understand Italian texts is discussed. The importance of the extension of the Italian language in the Mediterranean area as well as in the Levant is referred to as an explanation of the use of Italian in the documents. Important motives of the fact that some of the documents are being found in the Swedish archive are the activities of the Swedish Expeditions to the Vatican library as well as the life of Bridget of Sweden, who played an outstanding role in the political, cultural and political life in Europe in the fourteenth century. A short background to the studies at the Studio of Siena of a number of Swedish students is given and also to the foundation of the University of Uppsala. The study is concluded by presenting an evaluation of the ten documents. Keywords Riksarkivet Swedish Diplomatary Bridget of Sweden Knights Hospitaller The Vatican Library medieval European universities lo studio generale university of Uppsala lo studio di Siena Humanities and the Arts Humaniora och konst Languages and Literature Språk och litteratur Specific Languages Studier av enskilda språk General Language Studies and Linguistics Specific Literatures Litteraturstudier General Literature Studies Litteraturvetenskap

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