Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne, 2013, T. 100

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    Biblioteki kościelne w aspekcie kanonicznym
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2013) Adamczyk, Jerzy
    This article is devoted to church libraries in the canonic aspect. Church library is the institution that collects, prepares and makes collections of books and manuscripts, which are the property of church institutions, available to readers. In the first part of this article the definition of the church library has been suggested, which is the organized collection of manuscripts, printing or elaborations and other resources, which aims at imparting texts and paintings, which is owned by approved or erected in canonic system institutions. Afterwards, the problem of library collection has been presented, which is the collection of manuscripts, printing or elaborations and other resources, as well as the issue of the content of these resources. The grading of libraries according to the criterion of the size of the collection of books and manuscripts has also been done. The attention was directed to the problem of maintaining and enlarging the library collection, too. A lot of attention was given to the organisation of church libraries that not only are the collections of books and manuscripts, but also collect, prepare, make available and inform about collections of books and manuscripts. Within the scope of the organization of church libraries the issue of library, rental and reading room workers has been discussed, as well as the appropriate indemnification of the collection.
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    „Liber Consiliorum” konwentu dominikanów w Poznaniu
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2013) Kaczmarek, Krzysztof
    Celem niniejszego opracowania było wprowadzenie do obiegu naukowego nieobecnego w nim dotąd źródła – liber consiliorum konwentu dominikanów w Poznaniu – oraz wstępna analiza wewnętrznej struktury i zawartości tego zabytku. Autor podjął ten temat w przekonaniu, że dominikańskie „księgi radzieckie” są przekazami o istotnym znaczeniu dla zrozumienia wewnętrznych mechanizmów funkcjonowania klasztorów Braci Kaznodziejów w dobie nowożytnej, a pośrednio także sposobu funkcjonowania całej polskiej prowincji dominikańskiej w tym przedziale czasu. Księga poznańska została założona w styczniu 1724 r. i była prowadzona aż do roku 1822; można więc powiedzieć, że źródło to dokumentuje działalność konwentu św. Dominika w okresie – mniej więcej – ostatnich 100 lat jego istnienia. Zawartość księgi ma fundamentalne wręcz znaczenie dla badań nad stanem osobowym konwentu w XVIII i początkach XIX wieku, trudno także przecenić wagę zawartych w nim informacji dla studiów nad nowożytną gospodarką klasztoru w Poznaniu. Podjęcie kompleksowych badań nad zawartością innych zachowanych w archiwach ksiąg rad dominikańskich konwentów doby potrydenckiej z pewnością pozwoliłoby lepiej zrozumieć mechanizmy ich funkcjonowania i w znaczący sposób poszerzyłoby wiedzę na temat ich ludzkich zasobów. The purpose of this study has been to introduce the hitherto absent documentary proof – Liber Consiliorum of the Dominican Convent in Poznań – into the scientific workflow and to preliminarily analyse the internal structure and content of this historic writing. The author has touched upon this subject, believing that Dominican „Soviet Books” are of greatest significance for understanding internal mechanisms of operations of the Friars Preachers Monastery in the contemporary world, and indirectly the operations of the Polish Dominican Province as a whole in that time interval. The Book of Poznan came to existence in January 1724 and was maintained until 1822. It is plausible to state that it is the documentary proof for the operations of Saint Dominic’s Convent in the period – more or less – of the last hundred years of its existence. The content of the Book has its primary significance for the research on the head-count of the Convent in 18th Century and at the beginning of 19th Century. It is also difficult to overestimate the importance of its content from the point of view of the studies on the modern administration of the Convent in Poznan. The comprehensive study on the content of other books of councils of Saint Dominic’s Convents in the post-Tridentine Era, as preserved in archive collections, would certainly facilitate to understand the mechanisms of the Convents’ operations and would expand the knowledge on their human resources to a great extent.