I hope you will interested by that :
"In primis vero hic nominandis est Joannes Justinus Ciampini origine
valtelinus Romae tamen n. 13. Apr. 1633 (m. 12 Jul. 1698), magister brevium
gratiae, majoris praesidentiae abreviator, necnon utriusque signaturae
referendarius, cujus eruditionis archaeologicae et historicae plura exstant
monumenta [Cf Fabrionis VI, 236-80; Niceron IV, 193; vita praemissa editioni
romanae a. 1747 op. omnium hujus auctoris; Tiraboschit. VIII, 1, 2, c 1.
n13.], e quibus mentione digna : Vetera Monumenta, in quibus praecipue
musiva opera, sacrarum profanarumque aedium structura ac nonnulli antiqui
ritus dissertantur iconibusque (138) illustrantur, Romae 1690-1693 v.2 in
fol.; 1747 t. 3 (I. 110), quae editio complectitur alia ejusdem opera :
conjecturae "de perpetuo azymorum" in Ecclesia latina vel saltem romana, qua
occasione vox "Fermenti" in Melchiadis et Siricii decretis ac in epistola
Innocentii I aliique veteres ecclesiastici ritus declarantur, Romae 1688 in
4 adversus Sirmondi sententiam
H. Hurter, S.J. in "Nomeclator literarius recentioris theologiae catholicae
theologens exhibens qui inde a Concilio Tridentino floruerunt aetate,
natione, disciplinis distinctos, tome II, col. 555-556
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De : Brian Corll <bc@bcidelphi.com>
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Date : mercredi 12 mai 1999 03:03
Objet : Query: Ciampini - Vetera Monimenta
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>I recently acquired a two-volume set by Giovanni Giustino Ciampini, =
>entitled (with elisions) "Vetera monimenta in quibus praecipua . . . =
>musiva opera . . . illustrantur", published in Rome in two volumes, the =
>first in 1690 and the second in 1699. As an art historian I recognize =
>of course the value of these volumes as records of Early Christian art =
>and architecture and particularly of mosaic, but I am having difficulty =
>locating other copies for sale in order to assign a value to this set =
>aside from my cost. They are in the original vellum bindings, which are =
>in excellent condition for the age, not yet collated but appearing to be =
>complete, with some damage to the frontispiece engravings in each volume =
>but with each of the other 80-odd engraved illustrations being in very =
>good condition, some I would say in near-fine condition. I would =
>appreciate any assistance that any members of Ex Libris can offer to =
>help me determine the rarity and value of these volumes. As I do not =
>have access to any of the major on-line databases, I would especially =
>appreciate hearing from those who can access such information. Thanks !
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>architecture and=20
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>sale in order to assign a value to this set aside from my cost. =
>They are=20
>in the original vellum bindings, which are in excellent condition for =
>the age,=20
>not yet collated but appearing to be complete, with some damage to the=20
>frontispiece engravings in each volume but with each of the other 80-odd =
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>engraved illustrations being in very good condition, some I would say in =
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>near-fine condition. I would appreciate any assistance that any =
>members of=20
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