Greeks, Books and Libraries in Renaissance Venice

Editor’s Preface
Contents
Greek Books in Renaissance Venice: Methodological Approaches and Research Perspectives
1. Greeks and Greek Books in Renaissance Venice
1. Greeks and Greek Books in Renaissance Venice
A Rediscovered Library. Gabriel Severos and His Books
Anonymous Collaborators of Nikolaos Choniates’ atelier in Manuscripts from Achilles Statius’ Library
Manolis Glyzounis, Greek Publisher and Copyist in Venice in the Second Half of the Sixteenth Century
Maximos Margounios and Anacreontic Poetry: An Introductory Study
2. Western Intellectuals, Books, and Book Collections
Towards the Reconstruction of a Little-Known Renaissance Library: The Greek Incunabula and Printed Editions of Diego Hurtado de Mendoza
The Greek Library of Guillaume Pellicier: The Role of the Scribe Ioannes Katelos
Greek Manuscripts in Padua: Some New Evidence
A Book Journey. About an Henri II Estienne’s Greek Manuscript in Turin
3. Libraries in Archives
Knocking on Heaven’s Door. The Loan Registers of the Libreria di San Marco
Reconstructing a Library: Case Studies from the Archivio dei possessori of the Marciana National Library in Venice
Archival Research on Private Libraries in Renaissance Venice: Considerations, Elements, Perspectives
Sigla and Abbreviations
Bibliography
Sitography
Index of archival and library sources
Index of proper names
Index of tables and figures