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APPENDIX I.
THE INVENTORY OF THE PROPERTY OF ANDREAS CONER.
Archivio di Stato, Rome. Vol. 414. Reg. lac. Apocellus.
C. 148.
Die Veneris octava Novembris 1527.
Inventarium bonorum quondam Andreae Conerii repertorum in ejus
hereditate per D. Blasium Schuryker1 exequutorem testamenti.
In domo D. Angeli Saurii
Due materazie, duo linteamina usata, due camisiae usatae, una
coperta de tela alba, et cappa de panno nigro, par unum caligarum et
gipponus.2 Presentibus D. Jo. Euskirchen procuratore contradictarum,
et D. Jo. de Ritiis alias Bulgaro clerico Firmanae diocesis testibus.
In domo D. Jo. Sander notarii Rote 3
Duae capsae una clavis clausa et ferrata, altera sera referte libris.
In capsa habente seram fuerunt libri infrascripti
Dictionarium Grecum Guarini.4 Callidii 5 [sic] Ptolomei MaOr/^aTCKfc
avvTdfew^ in greco et pergameno. Leo de Balneolis6 liber latinus
in Astrologia. Cornucopia Sipontini.7 Bartholomeus 3 de proprietatibus
rerum in pergameno scriptus. Opus Jo. Verneri.9 Geographia Ptolomei
1 Probably the same name as Schweycker, Rom. Quartalschrift Suppl. xii, 138. He appears
as witness to another document (c. 150) as ' artium et medicinae doctor.'
2 A ' pourpoint' (French) or waistcoat.
3 ' Joannes Sander de Nordhusen palatii causarum apostolici notarius,' Canon of Erfurt
in the diocese of Mainz, is mentioned more than once in the Liber Confraternitatis B. Marie
de Urbe or dell' Anima (Rome, Typ. Propaganda Fide, 1875, pp. 117, 256), of the hospital of
which he was provisor. Cf. Nagl. Urkundliches zur Geschichte der Anima in Rom. (Roni.
Quartalschrift Suppl. xii. p. 24 sqq., 72). He is buried in the church (Forcella, Iscrizioni delle
chiese di Roma, vol. iii, p. 453, No. 1098). His house, close by, was perhaps designed by
Bramante (Letarouilly, Edifices de Rome moderne, iii. 667).
J Varinus Phavorinus (Brunet iv. 598).
5 Not printed till 1538 (Brunet iv. 947).
6 I have not been able to identify this author.
7 The Cornucopia linguae latinae of Nicolaus Perottus (Brunet iv, 505).
8 Bartholomeus de Glanvilla Anglicus (Brunet ii, 1619).
9 Possibly Verini (Brunet v, 1138 sq.).
THE INVENTORY OF THE PROPERTY OF ANDREAS CONER.
Archivio di Stato, Rome. Vol. 414. Reg. lac. Apocellus.
C. 148.
Die Veneris octava Novembris 1527.
Inventarium bonorum quondam Andreae Conerii repertorum in ejus
hereditate per D. Blasium Schuryker1 exequutorem testamenti.
In domo D. Angeli Saurii
Due materazie, duo linteamina usata, due camisiae usatae, una
coperta de tela alba, et cappa de panno nigro, par unum caligarum et
gipponus.2 Presentibus D. Jo. Euskirchen procuratore contradictarum,
et D. Jo. de Ritiis alias Bulgaro clerico Firmanae diocesis testibus.
In domo D. Jo. Sander notarii Rote 3
Duae capsae una clavis clausa et ferrata, altera sera referte libris.
In capsa habente seram fuerunt libri infrascripti
Dictionarium Grecum Guarini.4 Callidii 5 [sic] Ptolomei MaOr/^aTCKfc
avvTdfew^ in greco et pergameno. Leo de Balneolis6 liber latinus
in Astrologia. Cornucopia Sipontini.7 Bartholomeus 3 de proprietatibus
rerum in pergameno scriptus. Opus Jo. Verneri.9 Geographia Ptolomei
1 Probably the same name as Schweycker, Rom. Quartalschrift Suppl. xii, 138. He appears
as witness to another document (c. 150) as ' artium et medicinae doctor.'
2 A ' pourpoint' (French) or waistcoat.
3 ' Joannes Sander de Nordhusen palatii causarum apostolici notarius,' Canon of Erfurt
in the diocese of Mainz, is mentioned more than once in the Liber Confraternitatis B. Marie
de Urbe or dell' Anima (Rome, Typ. Propaganda Fide, 1875, pp. 117, 256), of the hospital of
which he was provisor. Cf. Nagl. Urkundliches zur Geschichte der Anima in Rom. (Roni.
Quartalschrift Suppl. xii. p. 24 sqq., 72). He is buried in the church (Forcella, Iscrizioni delle
chiese di Roma, vol. iii, p. 453, No. 1098). His house, close by, was perhaps designed by
Bramante (Letarouilly, Edifices de Rome moderne, iii. 667).
J Varinus Phavorinus (Brunet iv. 598).
5 Not printed till 1538 (Brunet iv. 947).
6 I have not been able to identify this author.
7 The Cornucopia linguae latinae of Nicolaus Perottus (Brunet iv, 505).
8 Bartholomeus de Glanvilla Anglicus (Brunet ii, 1619).
9 Possibly Verini (Brunet v, 1138 sq.).