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Collection
Biblioteca Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei e Corsiniana
The Accademia dei Lincei was founded in 1603 by Federico Cesi. The library hosted orientalist texts since the beginning of its activities. In 1883 Prince Tommaso Corsini donated his library to the Accademia, when his Palace was bought by the Italian state. The Library is now hosted in this palace, in Rome.
The Oriental Section ("Sezione Orientale") holds different collections. Notheworthy are the books donated by Leone Caetani, the materials collected by Michele Amari and the Carlo Conti-Rossini fund. The latter contains 147 Ethiopian manuscripts and Conti-Rossini's private correspondence.
Place
Present custodian
Main collector
Manuscripts
Paratext references
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Manuscript IES02602Part locus 50r - 57rFolio 57r;Stamp / Signature
Fondo Conti R.
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Manuscript IES02602Part locus ii - 4Folio 2, 4Stamp / Signature
Fondo Conti R.
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Manuscript IES02602Part locus ii - 4Folio iiPrevious shelfmark
Biblioteca R. Accademia Dei Lincei
Sezione Accademica
Fondo Conti R.
Ms. 129;
Manoscritti nel dialetto di Harar
...del sig. Brichetti.... -
Manuscript IES02602Part locus 5v - 8rFolio 5vStamp / Signature
Fondo Conti R.
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Manuscript IES02602Part locus 8v - 18rFolio 17vStamp / Signature
Fondo Conti R.