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Biblioteca degli Intronati, Siena — O.III.38
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Annotations
CROSS_REFERENCE (2)MARGINAL_NOTE (5)
Hand B: Anonymous (possibly Jesuit, St. Omer)
Cross Reference
165
subiecto alla Tapulla né Licinia lege, cum moderata satietate refecto, et niente meno per le regie
sponsione di favorire al mio amoroso optato. (g8r)
After finding myself again in this way, and in such an accumulation of glory, and and holy site, and
happy country, this blissful delight, and at a simple and triumphant feast, the like of which Clodius
the Tragedian never made, not subject to the Tapullian and Licinian laws, with a moderate, satisfying
refreshment, and nothing less ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 176 (Ch. 7)
Hand B: Anonymous (possibly Jesuit, St. Omer)
Cross Reference
165
subiecto alla Tapulla né Licinia lege, cum moderata satietate refecto, et niente meno per le regie
sponsione di favorire al mio amoroso optato. (g8r)
After finding myself again in this way, and in such an accumulation of glory, and and holy site, and
happy country, this blissful delight, and at a simple and triumphant feast, the like of which Clodius
the Tragedian never made, not subject to the Tapullian and Licinian laws, with a moderate, satisfying
refreshment, and nothing less ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 176 (Ch. 7)
Hand B: Anonymous (possibly Jesuit, St. Omer)
Cross Reference
“Plin. lib. 9
cap. 35 prior id fecerat Romae in unionibus magna taxationis.”
d and holy site, and
happy country, this blissful delight, and at a simple and triumphant feast, the like of which Clodius
the Tragedian never made, not subject to the Tapullian and Licinian laws, with a moderate, satisfying
refreshment, and nothing less than the royal inclinations to favour the success of my chosen love.’ 8
The annotator also identified the source of these laws, in Pliny, writing in ‘Plin. lib. 9
cap. 35 prior id fecerat Romae in unionibus magna taxationis.’
Detail, ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 176 (Ch. 7)
Hand B: Anonymous (possibly Jesuit, St. Omer)
Cross Reference
“Plin. lib. 9
cap. 35 prior id fecerat Romae in unionibus magna taxationis.”
d and holy site, and
happy country, this blissful delight, and at a simple and triumphant feast, the like of which Clodius
the Tragedian never made, not subject to the Tapullian and Licinian laws, with a moderate, satisfying
refreshment, and nothing less than the royal inclinations to favour the success of my chosen love.’ 8
The annotator also identified the source of these laws, in Pliny, writing in ‘Plin. lib. 9
cap. 35 prior id fecerat Romae in unionibus magna taxationis.’
Detail, ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 176 (Ch. 7)
Hand D: Anonymous
Marginal Note
“chorea
elegantissima”
177
Detail, (c6v)
E writes ‘Bacchus et Ceres [Demeter] id est sol et luna’. Hand D elaborates, equating
Bacchus with the principle of growth, ‘Baccho era creduto dagli antichi esser quella virtù
occulta che aiuta le piante a forza de produrre in maturi frutti.’
E found ample expression of the Sol and Luna duality in the human chess match held at
Queen Eleutherylida’s palace (g8r-g8v). E also described the game as a ‘chorea
elegantissima’ that was ‘festivamente iocando.’ (g8r).
...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 188 (Ch. 7)
Hand D: Anonymous
Marginal Note
“chorea
elegantissima”
177
Detail, (c6v)
E writes ‘Bacchus et Ceres [Demeter] id est sol et luna’. Hand D elaborates, equating
Bacchus with the principle of growth, ‘Baccho era creduto dagli antichi esser quella virtù
occulta che aiuta le piante a forza de produrre in maturi frutti.’
E found ample expression of the Sol and Luna duality in the human chess match held at
Queen Eleutherylida’s palace (g8r-g8v). E also described the game as a ‘chorea
elegantissima’ that was ‘festivamente iocando.’ (g8r).
...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 188 (Ch. 7)
Hand D: Anonymous
Marginal Note
“festivamente iocando.”
177
Detail, (c6v)
E writes ‘Bacchus et Ceres [Demeter] id est sol et luna’. Hand D elaborates, equating
Bacchus with the principle of growth, ‘Baccho era creduto dagli antichi esser quella virtù
occulta che aiuta le piante a forza de produrre in maturi frutti.’
E found ample expression of the Sol and Luna duality in the human chess match held at
Queen Eleutherylida’s palace (g8r-g8v). E also described the game as a ‘chorea
elegantissima’ that was ‘festivamente iocando.’ (g8r).
...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 188 (Ch. 7)
Hand D: Anonymous
Marginal Note
“festivamente iocando.”
177
Detail, (c6v)
E writes ‘Bacchus et Ceres [Demeter] id est sol et luna’. Hand D elaborates, equating
Bacchus with the principle of growth, ‘Baccho era creduto dagli antichi esser quella virtù
occulta che aiuta le piante a forza de produrre in maturi frutti.’
E found ample expression of the Sol and Luna duality in the human chess match held at
Queen Eleutherylida’s palace (g8r-g8v). E also described the game as a ‘chorea
elegantissima’ that was ‘festivamente iocando.’ (g8r).
...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 188 (Ch. 7)
Hand D: Anonymous
Marginal Note
“festivamente iocando.”
tail, (c6v)
E writes ‘Bacchus et Ceres [Demeter] id est sol et luna’. Hand D elaborates, equating
Bacchus with the principle of growth, ‘Baccho era creduto dagli antichi esser quella virtù
occulta che aiuta le piante a forza de produrre in maturi frutti.’
E found ample expression of the Sol and Luna duality in the human chess match held at
Queen Eleutherylida’s palace (g8r-g8v). E also described the game as a ‘chorea
elegantissima’ that was ‘festivamente iocando.’ (g8r).
Detail, ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 188 (Ch. 7)
Hand D: Anonymous
Marginal Note
“festivamente iocando.”
tail, (c6v)
E writes ‘Bacchus et Ceres [Demeter] id est sol et luna’. Hand D elaborates, equating
Bacchus with the principle of growth, ‘Baccho era creduto dagli antichi esser quella virtù
occulta che aiuta le piante a forza de produrre in maturi frutti.’
E found ample expression of the Sol and Luna duality in the human chess match held at
Queen Eleutherylida’s palace (g8r-g8v). E also described the game as a ‘chorea
elegantissima’ that was ‘festivamente iocando.’ (g8r).
Detail, ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 188 (Ch. 7)
Marginal Note
“comincia a
descrivere il ballo in figura del gioco di scacchi cosa bella”
192
Another instance of Chigi subdividing a description into phases is that of the human
chess match. He marks out the beginning of the game itself, while also marking a starting
point or boundary for the sub-comments that are to follow. On g8r he writes ‘comincia a
descrivere il ballo in figura del gioco di scacchi cosa bella’. Like the Buffalo annotator, he
records the beginning of the three rounds the match as follows.
g8v: ‘Torna di nuovo al gioco ò ballo’
h1r: ‘terzo ballo ò g...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 203 (Ch. 7)
Marginal Note
“comincia a
descrivere il ballo in figura del gioco di scacchi cosa bella”
192
Another instance of Chigi subdividing a description into phases is that of the human
chess match. He marks out the beginning of the game itself, while also marking a starting
point or boundary for the sub-comments that are to follow. On g8r he writes ‘comincia a
descrivere il ballo in figura del gioco di scacchi cosa bella’. Like the Buffalo annotator, he
records the beginning of the three rounds the match as follows.
g8v: ‘Torna di nuovo al gioco ò ballo’
h1r: ‘terzo ballo ò g...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 203 (Ch. 7)
Hand Primary: Pope Alexander VII (Fabio Chigi)
Marginal Note
“modo bello e bella
maniera di parlare”
ope who would meet with Bernini on an
almost daily basis, as documented in his diary, presumably to discuss the finer points of the
architect’s projects.
The other matters which the Pope marks as beautiful relate to procession, movement, and
dance. The elaborate reception which Chigi orchestrated for Queen Christina of Sweden
upon her conversion to Catholicism is testimony to his refined taste for parade and spectacle.
As noted above, he labelled the human chess match a ‘cosa bella’ on ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 211 (Ch. 8)
Hand Primary: Pope Alexander VII (Fabio Chigi)
Marginal Note
“modo bello e bella
maniera di parlare”
ope who would meet with Bernini on an
almost daily basis, as documented in his diary, presumably to discuss the finer points of the
architect’s projects.
The other matters which the Pope marks as beautiful relate to procession, movement, and
dance. The elaborate reception which Chigi orchestrated for Queen Christina of Sweden
upon her conversion to Catholicism is testimony to his refined taste for parade and spectacle.
As noted above, he labelled the human chess match a ‘cosa bella’ on ...
Russell, PhD Thesis, p. 211 (Ch. 8)