Author(s):
Fernandes, Maria de Lurdes Correia 
Date: 1997
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/10216/10730
Origin: Repositório Aberto da Universidade do Porto
Subject(s): Espiritualidade; Biblioteca Cardosiana
Document details
A biblioteca perdida de J. Cardoso († 1669) e a biblioteca do Agiologio Lusitan...
Description
This article includes the commented edition and study of one part – the manuscripts – of the lost library of Jorge Cardoso (†1669), the author of Agiologio Lusitano dos Santos de Portugal e suas Conquistas (3 vols.). It is based on an 18th Century copy of the catalogue of the printed and manuscript books, whose original was authored by J. Cardoso himself. The purpose of this article is to discuss the way the manuscript part of J. Cardoso’s library – to which D. Manuel Caetano de Sousa, the 18th Century continuer of Cardoso’s work, didn’t have access – is, to a large extent, the outcome of Cardoso’s effort to gather the largest possible amount of information and documents (mostly historical and hagiographic, both originals and copies) which would allow him to write a work – Agiologio Lusitano – he intended to be thorough and well informed, the ultimate work of his genre in Portugal.
This article includes the commented edition and study of one part – the manuscripts – of the lost library of Jorge Cardoso (†1669), the author of Agiologio Lusitano dos Santos de Portugal e suas Conquistas (3 vols.). It is based on an 18th Century copy of the catalogue of the printed and manuscript books, whose original was authored by J. Cardoso himself. The purpose of this article is to discuss the way the manuscript part of J. Cardoso’s library – to which D. Manuel Caetano de Sousa, the 18th Century continuer of Cardoso’s work, didn’t have access – is, to a large extent, the outcome of Cardoso’s effort to gather the largest possible amount of information and documents (mostly historical and hagiographic, both originals and copies) which would allow him to write a work – Agiologio Lusitano – he intended to be thorough and well informed, the ultimate work of his genre in Portugal.
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Article
Language Portuguese
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