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October 13th, 2020
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The North Bohemian Museum in Liberec has provided access to two volumes containing a combination of printed and handwritten texts. The older binder’s volume, Inv. No. ST 1345, contains printed sermons of Bartholomäus Wagner from 1607, which were complemented on pastedowns and the folios attached in the first quarter of the 17th century by concepts of sermons and other notes, mostly in the hand of Valentin Frümald. The volume Inv. No. ST 702 contains the printed history of Frýdlant and Liberec by Johann Carl Rohn from 1763, which was complemented on the 50 introductory pages by chronicle records, accounting entries and a spiritual reflection of Karel Voigt of Chrastava.

 

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Jan Karel Rohn: Chronic vormals böhmischer Cron-Lehen, nunmehro ins Allodium gezohener zweyer Städten Friedland und Reichenberg; rukopisné záznamy Karla Voigtainv. č. ST 702; Severočeské muzeum v Liberci; Liberec; Česko
Bartholomäus Wagner: Homiliarum centuria de tempore et sanctis, s poznámkami Valentina Frümaldainv. č. ST 1345; Severočeské muzeum v Liberci; Liberec; Česko

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