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Aristofane08:

<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Aristofane02" /></noinclude>Molto Reverendo Padre Sign e P.rne Sing.mo
Mentr'io stavo tutto intento all'interpretazione di Catone de legibus deque legiendque,faciundque, <unclear>pende</unclear> mi vengono rappresentati molti frammenti di vasi trovati in certi miei poderi suburbani sopra de i primi colli che sovrastano al Reno dalla parte d'occidente i quali vasi mi hanno fatto estendere\ in varie considerazioni dell'arte vascolaria esercitata per antichissimo: nel suddetto luogo dove si sono trovate vestigia sottorrenaee di fornaci di vasai in molti dei quali (seggi) (manichi) si leggevano. qualcuno RENUS io ne ho voluto mandare a V.S. M.R.do. con dissegno fatto da me stampare per ciasched'uno di quelli e gli mandò sasso li Rami che nel rompersi e spezzarsi ch'ho fatto <unclear></unclear> ? ho mostrato una figura d'un cremio ficulneo;<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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Aristofane08:

<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Aristofane02" /></noinclude>Molto Reverendo Padre Sign e P.rne
Mentr'io stavo tutto intento all'interpretazione di Catone de legibus deque legiendque,faciundque, <unclear>pende</unclear> mi vengono rappresentati molti frammenti di vasi trovati in certi miei poderi suburbani sopra de i primi colli che sovrastano al Reno dalla parte d'occidente i quali vasi mi hanno fatto estendere\ in varie considerazioni dell'arte vascolaria esercitata per antichissimo: nel suddetto luogo dove si sono trovate vestigia sottorrenaee di fornaci di vasai in molti dei quali (seggi) (manichi) si leggevano. qualcuno RENUS io ne ho voluto mandare a V.S. M.R.do. con dissegno fatto da me stampare per ciasched'uno di quelli e gli mandò sasso li Rami che nel rompersi e spezzarsi ch'ho fatto <unclear></unclear> ? ho mostrato una figura d'un cremio ficulneo;<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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2017-05-04T10:37:22Z

Aristofane08:

<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Aristofane02" /></noinclude>patiuntur; eadem hic <unclear>coh</unclear> cospicientur ut mitis <lb/><unclear>tionis</unclear> concilietur nitor <abbr>absitq.</abbr> nudis et fuliginosa rus<lb/>ticitas aereis infensa serenitati; Lenta <abbr>huiusq.</abbr> actum est<lb/> festinatione non ut labori parceretur sed ne suspiciosa<lb/> obesset ad properatio. Nunc igitur quia meo reddita est<lb/> libertas calamo Auctoritati tuae quam summe vereor<lb/> et Illustrissimae nobilitati <abbr>Virtutisq.</abbr> Costantiae viris uti sunt <lb/> <abbr>D.D.Co</abbr>: Marscianus, Barilerius, Corvinus, Magninus subli<lb/>mia inter sapientiae naturalis Urbis Urbium Dominae Capita<lb/> obtemperabo; Primi libri Primitias saltem <unclear>quant</unclear><lb/> iuris publici faciam quas tuae Protetioni validissimae<lb/> plurimus commendatas esse velim vale Presidium<lb/> et Decus meum. Bononia sub ipsas Julii Kalendas<lb/> Anni MDCLXV.<lb/> <abbr>Praeclariss.mus</abbr> <unclear>Ad</unclear> <abbr>Rev.</abbr> <unclear>D.</unclear><lb/> Devinctiss.mus et obsequentiss.mus Ser. <lb/> Ovidius Montalbanus<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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Aristofane08:

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P.C. <unclear>sorti</unclear> per te mi ritrovo lontano da Roma, per questo mi debba scordar del<lb/>
mio compitissimo P. Athanasio Kirchero; o per te lui è tanto carezzato<lb/>
dalle più gran teste del'universo, per questo lui se ne sia scordati di me<lb/>
so' ben io gli obblighi, ben so' col P Kircher, ô da lontano ô vicino, et<lb/>
ancor so' la cortesia et religiosità sua, per la quale non se ne scorda in<lb/>
mezzo alle grandezze; de' suoi bassi servitori, che li vogliono bene: vengo<lb/>
dunque con la presente a pregarli felicissimo questo <unclear>qua</unclear>, qual li<lb/>
desidero con una schiettezza tramontana. le cose nostre quà prosperano<lb/>
con l'aiuto del S<hi rend="superscript">re</hi>, et de' suoi meriti, et habbiamo aper <del></del> <unclear>sibola</unclear> della<lb/>
mathematica, alla quale ci vogliono venire una man di suoi paesani,<lb/>
quali trattero' con ogni cortesia per amor di V.R. habbaimo prima com<lb/>
minciato con le cose d'arithmetica per far poi strada all'altre. se lei<lb/>
mi vuole dar quali ho buon documento in questa parte, lo riceverò come<lb/>
oracolo da' in mio labilmente affermarsi. lei non s'è voluto servire di<lb/>
me nel presentar il suo bellissimo libro al gran duca; basta; spero<lb/>
che non manderà occasione di servirli, come in <unclear>spacciar</unclear> quì la<lb/>
sua musurgia; la quale lei un pezzo fu' hà promesso di mandar, sò<lb/>
ha gl'altri trattati mathematici, che darò col tempo, ditterò quel suo mo<lb/>
do di comporre <del>con lo</del> per quella sua tavola. lei vede; come mi preme<lb/>
il servirli, ma di gratia la mandi presto. Vorrei saper che libro et<lb/>
bell'opera habbi lei per la mano, e <unclear>qse</unclear> a' suoi H<hi rend="superscript">L.</hi> <unclear>sagÿ</unclear> mi raccom<lb/>
ando. Siena 28 di Marzo 1651<lb/>
Vi V.R.<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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Aristofane08:

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<head>Eminent.mo e Rev.mo e Prone mio colend.mo</head>
Dovevo essere di persona per sodisfare a i commandamenti di <abbr>NS.</abbr> espiærire <abbr>VEminenza</abbr>; mà un catarro, hormai sono 10. ò 14 giorni, mi hà reso inhabile per conseguire somiglianti favori, onde sono necessitato significare con la presente a <abbr>V. Em.</abbr> l'intenzione di <abbr>NS.</abbr> Primieramente il sito proportionato per l'erezzione della guglia del Campo Marzo affine renovi gli effetti antichi nel monstrar dell'ore passai non possa trovarsi più a proposito di quello che e fraposto tra la Madonna degli Angeli, e la chiesa di <abbr>S.</abbr> Catterina, inserita nel mezzo di quel famoso teatro delle terme di diocletiano, il quale si trova ancora entiero, èd incorrotto, di diametro di 600 palmi e più nel centro del quale indirizzata la guglia renderebbe, il luogo non solo riguardevole ma di somma magnificenza. Come <abbr>V. Em.</abbr> può vedere in questo piccolo dissegno, fatto dal Latore di questa e spero che alla Sant.ta di N.S. non spiacerà. Ma se s'incontrassero difficoltà, per levare quella, che nel Campo Marzo soggiace non mi parerebbe disdicevole, transportare la guglia che ritrovasi nel giardino dei Ludovissi di perfettione più considerabile e più intiera, la quale non essendo longa della piazza di termini, che per lo spazio di 200 passi sarebbe assai più facile per tale impresa. E ben che l'altezza di questa sia minore di quella del Campo Marzo, essendo solamente alta di palmi 76, e larga nella <abbr>bise</abbr> 6 1/2 <abbr>p.</abbr>, <del>et</del> rotta in 7 pezzi come si vede nella presente signia. Tuttavia l'orologio che si formerebbe sopra la terra, sortirebbe di non tanta grandezza ma di più aggiustata proportione, e per più hore del giorno. Questo è un segno di ciò che richiedono le mie infinite obligationi, verso le cortese gentilezze, che di continuo mi partecipa la sua
benignità. Però restando con dessiderio di potermi adoperare in servizio di <abbr>V.Em</abbr> mi dichiaro per sempre
<lb/>di <abbr>V.ra</abbr> Eminenza
Coll. Rom. 10 di xbr. 1600.
Servo Hultimo e <abbr>divot.mo</abbr>
Athanasio Kircher<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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Aristofane08:

<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="ManciniWiki" /></noinclude>Serenissime Archidux
Offert lator harum P. Fercl. Herbestein meo nomine Serenitati vestra hisce inclusum
munusculum nole quidem, perexiguum [?], at finera sunt que ? dicuntur pretii minime ?
Lapillus est ab Hispanis dictus La piedra di Cobra, non ita pridem ex regno Sinarum
ad me transmissus ueluti singulare quidpiam et ob raritatem suam magni aestimandum; utpote, qui
stupendas contra uenena, et potissimus contra uenenosos Serpentium et viperini [?] morsus uires
obtinere scribatur. cuius rei veritatem si quis experiri velit hac pacto uti PP. NN.
Sinenses [?] scribunt procedatur; Canem a vipera aut alio quo[...] animali uenenoso mordere
sinunt, quod ubi scitum fuerit, e concepto viru ve[...] diffuso toxico mox intumescet canis. cuius
vulnerique appositus lapilli, sita insita sibi virtute ei agglutinatas, ut uix amplius diuelli fisis
manetque tam diu vulneri affixus, quam diu aliquid veneri in corpore reminet; quod ubi totum
exsuxerit tum ecce Hirudinis instar ueluti ueneno iam satur sponte sui decidit; ueneni iam omnis
in corpore latenti extracti luculentum indicium. ne uero lapillus ueneno iam tumens alicui
noxam infert. eum lacti imponere solent, in quo deposito omni ueneno pristino suo uigori restituitur.
Atque hisce uirtutibus lapidem instructum esse, supramemorati Patres nostri Chinenses, mihi feribunt.
Quidquod sit; ego certe experimentum eius non feci; sperans futurii, ut id per medicus sere
nitatis vestri maioris studio fuit. Interim ser.ma v.ra munusculum, eo quo solet clementissimus affecti
accepere non didignabitur. quod uti intellexero magno sane me beneficio affectum arbitrabor. Vale
serenissime archidux eiusque qui te tusque heroicas virtutes unice suspicit et admiratur, studia
literasque tua favore gratia ? et promovere ne dedigneris.
Romae 9 iun 1662
serenitatis vestra Archiducalis
servus humillimus et obser.mus
Athanasius Kircher

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Aristofane08:

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<head>illustris.mi e Reverend.mo sig.re</head> <head>e Pronè mio colend.mo
</head>
<hi rend="superscript">io intrascritto</hi> vengo cum queste <unclear>poche</unclear> righe presantandomi <unclear>quant</unclear>'il sagro sogho di <unclear>V.S.KC.mi</unclear> fermo umide et indegno, ben che seonnoscinto ,tutta mia stimolato dal P. Ferdinando Zimenez. e di lei degnissimo nipote P. Bernardino per la somma confidenza, che mi promette <add>che in varie perplessi riunta che fra </add> la rara fiu benignità ed affectione che porta agli letteratis; prendo ardire di interpellarle humilmente supplicandole di sr**me*i i <hi rend="superscript">spuntare</hi> un negotio ren <gap/>di pora consideratione. il quale come sarà facile <abbr>VS.KC.me</abbr> a spedirlo così sarà di grand'endomento alla <unclear>Rep. Litter.ria</unclear> che pretendi mi esso, cum eterno honore di <abbr>VSKC.me</abbr> ,ed è. essendomi imposto,di far un'<sic>essatta</sic> <sic>definittione</sic> di tutta la <sic>Tescana</sic> ,tanto moderna, quanto antica, con tutte le cose memorabili e meravigliose, che l'osservano meglio mi sono già da molti anni trattenuto in quest'argomento, con diversi viaggi fatti già in questa già in quella parte di maniera che quasi tutta ho visto ed <sic>essaminata</sic> con li propri, miei occhi con la <unclear>contentissima</unclear> assistenza del <abbr>Ser.mo</abbr> Gran duca di Toscana , il quale per le sue eccessive benevolenza mi trattenne fino l'anno 1659,14 giorni <sic>intieri</sic>, i farmi vederetutte le <hi rend="superscript">sue</hi> meraviglie fra gran stato e della gran reggia residenza di <sic>Firenzas</sic> ed avendo già annotato tutto quello che li autori raccontano d'essa non solo in materia d'antichità ma <sic>anche
</sic> infinite cose historiche geografiche,fisiche,importantissime per la notizia della posterità. mi mancò unicamente la più antica,e la più dalli primi secolifamosa città di Volterra e se m'avesse permessa la maggiore del tempo malagevole di <sic>pratticare</sic> in cotesti presi per l'aria <sic>lattina</sic> , <sic>allaquale</sic> sta sottoposta in certi tempi cotesto clima. non havrei lasciata l'occasione d'andarmene si propri persone ad governare tutti quelli <sic>prodigiusi</sic> effetti della natura <sic>hiquali</sic> conforme alla relazione de diversi fattori si scorgono in essa. ma non essendomelo permesso per di molti rispettosi consigli con tutto ciò ad accertarsi meglio, delle cose, che primo quasi meretibili e paradosse;<lb/>
ricorro a <abbr>VS.KC.me</abbr> pregandole <abbr>humilis.me</abbr> a compiacersi di far <sic>dalli prattici</sic> bel prëse esaminare tutte quelle cose, <sic>lequali</sic> leggono questo presente ragguaglio copiato dal P. frate Alberto Leandro nella sua Italia;e di significarmi,le veramente tutte quelli privilegÿ della natura si trovino ancora nel territorio volterrano. desidererei poi d'aver alcune <sic>inscrittioni</sic> con caratteri antichi<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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Aristofane08:

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Serenissimo Principe<lb/>
Con occasione della partenza del <abbr>Ser.<hi rend="superscript">no</hi></abbr> Sig. Gio. Carlo Card.le inviai a V.ra Altezza<lb/>
Ser.ma una delle mie opere nuovamente uscita in pubblico intitolata Hitinerarium Exstaticum
accioche servisse a sua Alt.za non tanto per pascere il sublime suo intendimento, quanto per
havere V. Alt. Ser.ma questo nuovo pegno, quantunque scarso della mia osservanza, e mai
interrotto affetto di servitù. E uscita la dett' opera alla pubblica luce del mondo non tanto
per proprio instinto, quanto per la curiosità lodevolissima della Maestà del Imperatore mio Sig.re
la quale già da un pezzo mi sollecitò con grande instanza, ad esporre la mia sentenza ed opinione
intorno la natura, composizione, e fabrica de globi celesti, cioè de planeti e stelle fisse;
hò messo in esecuzione quello che la sua maestà mi haveva commendato, con che facesse, non tocca
a me di [...], fu il tutto sottoposto al giudizio dei periti. Questo posso asseverare
che hò havuto sempre per filo d' Arianna le esquisitissime osservationi del famoso Galileo Matem.co
di V.ra Altezza, donde spero che questa caggione non sarà discaro a sua Altezza; e se la v.ra Alt.za
aggradirà questa mia picciola fatica, non dirò altro senon che mi servirà di nuovo sprone ad imprese
maggiori. Mi sopragiunte alquanti giorni poi la presente FloraSineasis da Vienna, raccoman=
datami dal P. Fodero Kedd di Nostra Compagnia, per inviarla a V. Alt.za di suo nome, e con questa pre=
sente mi sciolgo di questo debito in particolare, godendo estremamente in vedere che V.a
da varie parti del mondo con peregrine curiosità venga ricercata, per conservarsi lunga serie
d' anni felicissimamente all' honore di Dio all' ingrandimento della serenissima casa à prò de
suoi fedelissimi sudditi con i quali unitamente inchinandomele con profonda increnza prego a V.ra
Alt. Ser.ma dal cielo ogni colmo di felicità.
Roma 15 di Giugno 1656
di V.ra Alt. Ser.ma
Servo hultmo et affet.mo
Athanasio Kircher<noinclude><references/></noinclude>

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Aristofane08:

<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Aristofane01" /></noinclude><head>Molto R.do in Χ.to Pre</head><lb/>
<add>P.Χ.</add><lb/>
Io so che gli obblighi che hò verso sua reverenza mi tengon<lb/>
tanto desta la memoria di Lei, ed ogni hora che non servivo <lb/>
à Lei mi <sic>pard</sic> non godere. Ho trovata qui in Genova due di<lb/>
sua <abbr>Rev.a</abbr> molto compito e piene di <abbr>q.to</abbr> grand' affetto ch' ella mi<lb/>
portano. Arrivai quà <sic>sabbato</sic> sera che tutto il giorno eramo stati <lb/>
penando nella neve et pioggia poi, che ne condusse in Genova <lb/>
In Milano non hebbi fortuna di poter mai abbracciarmi che <abbr>Sign.r</abbr><lb/>
Setala <abbr>p.che</abbr> essendo egli lontano da <unclear></unclear> Fedele dove noi <unclear>abbit</unclear><lb/>
li andai à visitare due volte e mai lo potei trovare in casa; <unclear>che</unclear> non <lb/>
ha potuto vedere la sua Galaria; però puol esser che presto <unclear>in</unclear> <lb/>
ritorni <abbr>p.</abbr> qualche giorno et <sic>allhora</sic> mi riserbo di visitare le sue <lb/>
stanze. Mio padre hà ricevuto con molto gusto la <abbr>lett.a</abbr>, che <abbr>V.R.</abbr><lb/>
gli ha servita e l'hà lodata molto, e gli è piaciuta assai. Ho <lb/>
sommo gusto che il <abbr>P.</abbr> Vina sii Homogeneo con <abbr>V.R.</abbr> <unclear>Ve</unclear><lb/>
sempre <unclear>vi</unclear> hò stimato che sarebbe stato di <abbr>grandis.o</abbr> sollievam<gap/><lb/>
all'<sic>importanze</sic> <abbr>grandis.me</abbr> de suoi studii de quali ricev<gap/><lb/>
intenderne li felicissimi successi Di sanità le mie <gap/><lb/>
non <sic>manchano</sic> di darmi qualche fastidio <abbr>p.</abbr> mi si fanno <gap/><lb/>
il profluvio dello <unclear></unclear> che nasce dalla grand'umidità di testa <lb/>
mi proseguisse con augmento in fine la mia testa hà catt<unclear></unclear><lb/>
constitutione <abbr>pen.do</abbr> quest'aria mi si conferisce assai e mi son<gap/><lb/>
molto rihavuto dalle passate infermità. Già si avvicinano le V<gap/><lb/>
feste di Natale anticipo io con augurargliela <abbr>feliciss.ma</abbr> e col<gap/><lb/>
di ogni prosperità così l'istesso faccio à tutti li amici et al P.<lb/>
Vina ancora del quale dico in risposta di <abbr>q.to</abbr> mi servisse se li<lb/>
breviarii in 4 v tomi che si stampano qui saranno finiti prer<gap/><lb/>
e rispondo che riescono bellissimi e <abbr>p.</abbr> eccelenza mà che non p<gap/><lb/>
esser finiti prima che à maggio. Nel testo <abbr>V.R.</abbr> mi comandi me<gap/><lb/>
io à <abbr>massi.</abbr> sacrificii <abbr></abbr>cald.e<abbr></abbr> mi raccomando. Genova di 29 X Fre<lb/>
<gap/> V.R.
Gentilissimo <gap/>
Christoforo Centurio
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<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Aristofane01" /></noinclude><head>Molto R.do in Χ.to Pre</head><lb/>
<add>P.Χ.</add><lb/>
Io so che gli obblighi che hò verso sua reverenza mi tengon<lb/>
tanto desta la memoria di Lei, ed ogni hora che non servivo <lb/>
à Lei mi <sic>pard</sic> non godere. Ho trovata qui in Genova due di<lb/>
sua <abbr>Rev.a</abbr> molto compito e piene di <abbr>q.to</abbr> grand' affetto ch' ella mi<lb/>
portano. Arrivai quà <sic>sabbato</sic> sera che tutto il giorno eramo stati <lb/>
penando nella neve et pioggia poi, che ne condusse in Genova <lb/>
In Milano non hebbi fortuna di poter mai abbracciarmi che <abbr>Sign.r</abbr><lb/>
Setala <abbr>p.che</abbr> essendo egli lontano da <unclear></unclear> Fedele dove noi <unclear>abbit</unclear><lb/>
li andai à visitare due volte e mai lo potei trovare in casa; <unclear>che</unclear> non <lb/>
ha potuto vedere la sua Galaria; però puol esser che presto <unclear>in</unclear> <lb/>
ritorni <abbr>p.</abbr> qualche giorno et <sic>allhora</sic> mi riserbo di visitare le sue <lb/>
stanze. Mio padre hà ricevuto con molto gusto la <abbr>lett.a</abbr>, che <abbr>V.R.</abbr><lb/>
gli ha servita e l'hà lodata molto, e gli è piaciuta assai. Ho <lb/>
sommo gusto che il <abbr>P.</abbr> Vina sii Homogeneo con <abbr>V.R.</abbr> <unclear>Ve</unclear><lb/>
sempre <unclear>vi</unclear> hò stimato che sarebbe stato di <abbr>grandis.o</abbr> sollievam<gap/><lb/>
all'<sic>importanze</sic> <abbr>grandis.me</abbr> de suoi studii de quali ricev<gap/><lb/>
intenderne li felicissimi successi Di sanità le mie <gap/><lb/>
non <sic>manchano</sic> di darmi qualche fastidio <abbr>p.</abbr> mi si fanno <gap/><lb/>
il profluvio dello <unclear></unclear> che nasce dalla grand'umidità di testa <lb/>
mi proseguisse con augmento in fine la mia testa hà catt<unclear></unclear><lb/>
constitutione <abbr>pen.do</abbr> quest'aria mi si conferisce assai e mi son<gap/><lb/>
molto rihavuto dalle passate infermità. Già si avvicinano le V<gap/><lb/>
feste di Natale anticipo io con augurargliela <abbr>feliciss.ma</abbr> e col<gap/><lb/>
di ogni prosperità così l'istesso faccio à tutti li amici et al P.<lb/>
Vina ancora del quale dico in risposta di <abbr>q.to</abbr> mi servisse se li<lb/>
breviarii in 4 v tomi che si stampano qui saranno finiti prer<gap/><lb/>
e rispondo che riescono bellissimi e <abbr>p.</abbr> eccelenza mà che non p<gap/><lb/>
esser finiti prima che à maggio. Nel testo <abbr>V.R.</abbr> mi comandi me<gap/><lb/>
io à <abbr>massi.</abbr> sacrificii <abbr>catt.</abbr> mi raccomandi. Genova di 29 X Fre<lb/>
<gap/> V.R.
Gentilissimo <gap/>
Christoforo Centurio
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Aristofane08:

<noinclude><pagequality level="1" user="Aristofane01" /></noinclude><head>Molto R.do in Χ.to P.re</head><lb/>
<add>P Χ</add> <lb/>
Questa volta <sic>rispondero</sic> brevemente alla sua assai<lb/>
longa, non mi permette il tempo scriver ed egual <lb/>
longezza. Dirò solo le cose sostanziali strettamente<lb/>
epilogate. Non rispondo alla <abbr>lett.a</abbr> d'oro del mio <lb/>
<abbr>Cariss.mo</abbr> Ferrone, lo <sic>faro</sic> quanto prima; lo ringratio <lb/>
infinitamente e gli resto molto obbligato dell'amorevolezza <lb/>
che usa meco senza benimerito. Ricevei la <abbr>lett.a</abbr> in mano<lb/>
propria dal Sig.r Can.re Fontamara; alla quale pure hò<lb/>
già risposto. al Sig.r Abbate Rocci, che senza alcun <lb/>
mio merito tanto mi favorisce faccio <abbr>humiliss.a</abbr> rive=<lb/>
renza e resto obbligatissimo alla magnanimità di sua <lb/>
<abbr>Sign.ria</abbr> che si compiaccia gradire il mio ossequio verso di <lb/>
lui. Del <abbr>Sig.r</abbr> Falconiero stimerei bene che <abbr>V.R.</abbr> non lo <lb/>
assecondasse ma lo lasciasse trattare di questo negotio, <lb/>
appresso <abbr>N.</abbr> <abbr>Pre.</abbr> <abbr>p.</abbr> <abbr>V.R.</abbr> non haverà il disturbo d'un<lb/>
assiduo <del></del> discepolo, et haverà la gloria di gran maestro <lb/>
<abbr>p.</abbr> esser desiderato, e richiesto al <abbr>P.</abbr> <abbr>Gnle</abbr>. tutti questi <lb/>
sono frutti dell'amore che hà preso il <abbr>Sig.r</abbr> <abbr>Abb.e</abbr> Rocci <lb/>
alle cose nostre, <abbr>V.R.</abbr> ne <sic>facci</sic> gran conto e cerchi <lb/>
di servirlo come merita, che veramente l'insegnar <lb/>
à lui, è un porre la mia dottrina à censo accio <lb/>
renda frutto centuplicato; oltre che la bontà et <lb/>
amorevolezza di tal Signore si farebbe amar anche dalle <lb/>
pietre. Hà gusto dell'<abbr>occupat.e</abbr> che hà ricevuto dal Papa<lb/>
mà non vorrei ne patissero le lamine di Granata. <abbr>p.che</abbr><lb/>
sono in gloria et honor della <abbr>Beatiss.a</abbr> Vergine che ne <lb/>
hà fatto tante grazie è favori e che ci protegge dà cani
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Magia universalis naturae et artis

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[https://archive.org/details/magiauniversali00schogoog "Magia universalis naturae et artis" is the most famous works of Gaspar Schott, made up by 4 volumes, written in Würtzburg between 1657 and 1659, filled with many mathematical problems and physical experiments, mostly from the areas of optics and acoustics. The whole book can be found on this [https://archive.org/details/magiauniversali00schogoog link<nowiki>]</nowiki>]

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|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
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[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 [[AHSI 156 665|Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography ]]
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 [[AKC Bibliography 0012|Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher ]]
p. 297 [[AKC Bibliography 0078|Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters ]]
p. 311 [[AKC Bibliography 0245|Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel ]]
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 [[AKC Bibliography 0247|J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic ]]
p. 383 [[AKC Bibliography 0248|Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua ]]
p. 405 [[AKC Bibliography 0249|Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context ]]
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 [[AHSI 156 665|Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography ]]
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 [[AKC Bibliography 0012|Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher ]]
p. 297 [[AKC Bibliography 0078|Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters ]]
p. 311 [[AKC Bibliography 0245|Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel ]]
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 [[AKC Bibliography 0247|J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic ]]
p. 383 [[AKC Bibliography 0248|Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua ]]
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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{{AKC Bibliography entries
|Name=Hsia, Florence
|Title=Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Contained in=Findlen, Paula (ed.), Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
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{{AKC Bibliography entries
|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 [[AHSI 156 665|Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography ]]
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 [[AKC Bibliography 0012|Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher ]]
p. 297 [[AKC Bibliography 0078|Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters ]]
p. 311 [[AKC Bibliography 0245|Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel ]]
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 [[AKC Bibliography 0247|J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic ]]
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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{{AKC Bibliography entries
|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 [[AHSI 156 665|Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography ]]
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 [[AKC Bibliography 0012|Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher ]]
p. 297 [[AKC Bibliography 0078|Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters ]]
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 [[AKC Bibliography 0247|J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic ]]
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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|Name=Molina, J. Michelle
|Title=True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Contained in=Findlen, Paula (ed.), Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
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{{AKC Bibliography entries
|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 [[AHSI 156 665|Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography ]]
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 [[AKC Bibliography 0012|Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher ]]
p. 297 [[AKC Bibliography 0078|Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters ]]
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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{{AKC Bibliography entries
|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 [[AKC Bibliography 0012|Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher ]]
p. 297 [[AKC Bibliography 0078|Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters ]]
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

Bibliography:AKC Bibliography 0078

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|Name=Malcolm, Noel
|Title=Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Contained in=Findlen, Paula (ed.), Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything. Or did he?, pp. 297-310
|Bibliographic level=Book chapter
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

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{{AKC Bibliography entries
|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 [[AKC Bibliography 0012|Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher ]]
p. 297 Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters 
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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|Name=Findlen, Paula (ed.)
|Title=Athanasius Kircher : the last man who knew everything
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
|Catalogue description=http://oseegenius.unigre.it/pug/resource?uri=358305&v=l
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
}}
[[Category:AKC_Bibliography]]

=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 [[AKC Bibliography 0244|Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication ]]
p. 283 Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher 
p. 297 Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters 
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 [[AKC Bibliography 0242|Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology ]]
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication 
p. 283 Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher 
p. 297 Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters 
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 [[AKC Bibliography 0238|Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus ]]
p. 105 [[AKC Bibliography 0240|Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher ]]
p. 133 [[AKC Bibliography 0077|Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters ]]
p. 149 [[AKC Bigliography 0241|Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah ]]
p. 171 [[AKC Bibliography 0112|Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology ]]
p. 191 [[AKC Bibliography 0076|Ingrid D. Rowland Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe ]]
p. 207 Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology 
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication 
p. 283 Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher 
p. 297 Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters 
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 [[AKC Bibliography 0239|Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers ]]
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 [[AKC Bibliography 0103|Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 ]]
p. 79 Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus 
p. 105 Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher 
p. 133 Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters 
p. 149 Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah 
p. 171 Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology 
p. 191 D.Rowland, Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe 
p. 207 Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology 
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication 
p. 283 Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher 
p. 297 Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters 
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers 
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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=== Index ===
p. 51 [[AKC bibliography 0236|Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome ]]
p. 63 Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 
p. 79 Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus 
p. 105 Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher 
p. 133 Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters 
p. 149 Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah 
p. 171 Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology 
p. 191 D.Rowland, Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe 
p. 207 Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology 
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication 
p. 283 Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher 
p. 297 Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters 
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers 
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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|Language=eng
|Bibliographic level=Monography
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=== Index ===
p. 3 A Biographical Sketch 
p. 68 The Hieroglyph Enigma 
p. 88 Music in all its Forms and Guises 
p. 105 The Revelation of the Microscope 
p. 129 The Scientist before Rational Science 
p. 181 A Love for Antiquities 
p. 195 Kircher's Correspondence 
p. 197 Letters from Persons of Quality 
p. 216 Letters from Fellow Jesuits 
p. 257 Letters from Contemporary Men of Science 
p. 293 Letters from Humanists and Antiquarians 
p. 315 Letters from Correspondents of Long Standing 
p. 343 Letters from German Literary Figures 
p. 391 Letters Written by Kircher 
p. 419 Other Kircherian Letters 
p. 445 Printed Letters from and to Kircher 
p. 461 Introduction 
p. 466 "Vita" 
p. 553 Appendix Publications of John Fletcher 
p. 565 Bibliography 
p. 601 Index

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=== Index ===
p. 51 Eugenio Lo Sardo, Kircher's Rome 
p. 63 Martha Baldwin, Reverie in time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656 
p. 79 Harald Siebert, Kircher and His Critics: Censorial Practice and Pragmatic Disregard in the Society of Jesus 
p. 105 Angela Mayer-Deutsch, 'Quasi-Optical Palingenesis': The Circulation of Portraits and the Image of Kircher 
p. 133 Peter N.Miller, Copts and Scholars: Athanasius Kircher in Peiresc's Republic of Letters 
p. 149 Daniel Stolzenberg, Four Trees, Some Amulets, and the Seventy-two Names of God: Kircher Reveals the Kabbalah 
p. 171 Anthony Grafton, Kircher's Chronology 
p. 191 D.Rowland, Athanasius Kircher, Giordano Bruno, and the "Panspermia" of the Infinite Universe 
p. 207 Stephen Jay Gould, Father Athanasius on the Isthmus of Middle State: Understandig Kircher's Paleontology 
p. 239 Michael John Gorman, The Angel and the Compass: Athanasius Kircher's Magnetic Geography 
p. 263 Haun Saussy, Magnetic Language: Athanasius Kircher and Communication 
p. 283 Nick Wilding, Publishing the Poligraphy: Manuscript, Instrument and Print in the Work of Athanasius Kircher 
p. 297 Noel Malcolm, Private and Public Knowledge: Kircher, Esotericism, and the Republic of Letters 
p. 311 Carlos Ziller Camienietzki, Baroque Science between the Old and the New World: Father Kircher and His Colleague Valentin Stansel 
p. 329 Paula Findlen, A Jesuit's Books in the New World: Athanasius Kircher and His American Readers 
p. 365 J.Michelle Molina, True Lies: Athanasius Kircher's "China illustrata" and the Life Story of a Mexican Mystic 
p. 383 Florence Hsia, Athanasius Kircher's "China Illustrata" (1667) An Apologia Pro Vita Sua 
p. 405 Antonella Romano, Epilogue: Understanding Kircher in Context 
p. 421 Bibliography 
p. 447 Notes on Contributors 
p. 451 Index

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|Printer=John Macock
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|Language=ger
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|Name=Baldwin, Martha
|Title=Reverie in a Time of Plague: Athanasius Kircher and the Plague Epidemic of 1656
|Year=2004
|Language=eng
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|Name=Pignoria, Lorenzo
|Title=Mensa Isiaca, qua sacrorum apud Aegyptios ratio & simulachra subiectis fabulist aeneis simul exhibentur & explicantur. Accessit eiusdem authoris de manga deum matre discursus, & sigillorum, gemmarum, amuletorum aliquot figurae & earundem ex Kirchero Chifletoque interpretatio.
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|Printer=Andreae Frisii
|Year=1669
|Language=lat
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|Title=Kircher, Athanase
|Place of printing=Yverdon
|Year=1770-75
|Language=fre
|Contained in=Encyclopédie; ou Dictionnaire universel rasoinné des connoisances humaines
|Bibliographic level=Encyclopedia or dictionary article
|Catalogue description=http://id.sbn.it/vid/MIL0636026
|Cited in=AHSI 166 708
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