Title : 1.° Joannis de Ravenna dragmalogia, sive dramatologia ; id est, dialogus Venetum inter et Paduanum de eligibili vitae genere. — 2.° Ejusdem conventio podagram inter et araneam. — 3.° Liber rerum memorandarum : authore eodem. — 4.° Historia Ragusii : eodem authore. — 5.° Historia familiae Carrariensis : eodem authore.
Publication date : 1404
Relationship : http://archivesetmanuscrits.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cc655944
Type : manuscript
Language : latin
Format : Parchemin
Description : Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document de substitution.
Rights : Public domain
Identifier : ark:/12148/btv1b9076640p
Source : Bibliothèque nationale de France. Département des Manuscrits. Latin 6494
Philippus qd . Iohannis de Diversis de Quartigianis de Luca wurde am 15. April 1433 in Artes promoviert . Foscarini war unter den Zeugen ( ZONTA / BROTTO , Acta Graduum I , Nr . 930 ) . Filippos Vater Giovanni stammte aus Lucca
This book combines the interdisciplinary insights of history, anthropology, and computing to examine the interrelationships between politics, kinship, and marriage in a late-medieval city-state. At the heart of the study is a reconsideration of `office' and the ways in which ties of kinshipand marriage were mobilized to build electoral success. In fifteenth-century Ragusa (present-day Dubrovnik) membership of the Great Council, which nominated and elected office-holders, was restricted to the legitimate male offspring of patrician brides and grooms. The patrician class was highlyendogamous, and the relationship between endogamy and electoral support is an important theme running through this book. A related theme concerns the age differences between spouses, which are shown to have important structural implications for the organization of the casata, kinship relations, andmarriage ties. These implications are investigated using a variety of innovative methods, including cohort analysis and computer simulation.
Đ. Bašić. Vrela i prinosi. Zbornik za povijest isusovačkoga reda u hrvatskim krajevima, (1933)Također u: Croatia sacra : arhiv za crkvenu povijest Hrvata, God.3 (1933), 6, str. 113-216.
F. Bettarini. Književnost, umjetnost, kultura, izmedu dviju obala Jadrana III : zbornik radova s međunarodnog znanstvenog skupa, Zadar, Lovinac, 5.-6. studenoga 2010., Sveučilište u Zadru, Zadar, (2013)
Z. Bojović. Biblioteka Filolog ; knj. 12 Filološki fakultet : Narodna knjiga, Beograd, (2003)Epska vizija Dubrovnika i njegove prošlosti u spevu De Epidauro humaniste Ilije Crijevića ; Antički mit u pesništvu Mavra Vetranovića ; Mavro Vetranović i usmena književnost ; Hristovo rođenje u jednoj pobožnoj drami Mavra Vetranovića ; Prolozi Držićevih drama ; Tudešak u Držićevoj komediji Dundo Maroje ; Komedija Mande Marina Držića i Kotor ; Tragovi usmene proze u Držićevom dramskom izrazu ; Literarna i istorijska slika Turaka u delima Marina Držića ; Prizori i pomeni vračanja u dubrovačkim renesansnim pastirskim dramama i farsama ; Poslovice u stihovima Dinka Ranjine ; Parodija dve pesme öd kola" Dinka Ranjine ; Humanista Didak Pir u krugu dubroavačkih pesnika ; Drama i pozorište u Dubrovniku posle Marina Držića ; Osman u krugu italijanske epike XVII veka ; Dživo Gundulić kao "krstjanin spijevalac" ; Barokni prepevi Davidovih pokajničkih psalama ; Jedan "razgovor pastirski" Dživa Bunića kao parafraza stihova Džambatiste Gvarinija ; Barokni pesnik Nikola Bunić ; Dubrovnik ponovljen Jakete Palmotića i istorija ; O prvim pokušajima prepevavanja Oslobođenog Jerusalima Torkvata Tasa ; Petar Bogašinović izdavač i pesnik ; Oronta iz Cipra Bara Betere.
A. Borovečki, and C. Pavlović. Croatian Medical Journal, 45 (5):
655-673(2004)Luko Stulli (1772-1828) was a physician who in 1800 performed the first vaccination in Dubrovnik. He was one of the last Latin poets in the Croatian literature. In 1804, Stulli wrote the poem Vaccinaio; De Jenneriano invento optime merito; Carmen elegiacum (Vaccination; On the Outstanding Jennerian Invention; Elegiac Poem). Thus, the vaccination effort in Dubrovnik has a historical and a literary significance. This paper presents a critical reading of the poem Vaccinatio by Luko Stulli, together with important medical historical and literary background relevant to it. The complete, original Latin poem and its English and Croatian translation are found in the appendix of the article (p. 661)..