ALBERTINO MUSSATO, Traditio civitatis Padue ad Canem Grandem – Ludovicus Bavarus. Edited by Giovanna M. Gianola and Rino Modonutti, Sismel, Florence 2015. [On codices IA and IB]

ANDREOSE G.C., «Un Isidoro polironiano del XII secolo alla Biblioteca del Seminario di Padova», in Il codice miniato. Rapporti tra codice e figurazione. Atti del III congresso di storia della miniatura (Cortona 1988), ed. by M. Ceccanti and M.C. Castelli, Florence 1992, p. 317-325. [On cod. 523]

ANSELMI S., Pirati e corsari in Adriatico, Silvana Editoriale, 1998. [On Ms 1092]

BARBARAN D., «Illustrazione di quattro codici della Divina Commedia esistenti nel Seminario Vescovile di Padova», in Dante e Padova. Studi storico-critici, Libreria Sacchetto, Padova 1865, p. 391-406.

BENEDETTI R., in Scène, évolution, type de langage et littérature d’oc. Actes du Septième Congrès International de l’Association Internationale d’Études Occitanes, Reggio de Calabre-Messine, 7-13 July 2002. Rome (2003)

CARLESSO G., “Se vi piacesse più fatti di Roma”. Le istorie romane in ottava rima del ms. XV della Biblioteca del Seminario Vescovile di Padova e la figura di Cesare nei canti XI-XVIII, in Studi sul Boccaccio 36 (2008), p. 193-274.
ID., Un Livio popolare tardo-medievale, in Padova e il suo territorio n. 191, January-February 2018, p. 13-16. [On cod. 15]

CORRADINI F., Illustrazione del codice manoscritto n.° XXXIV del Seminario di Padova contenente i Fioretti di S. Francesco, Padua 1855.

COLAMONICO C., La più antica Carta regionale della Puglia, extracted from Japigia, n.s., a. 10 (1939), fasc. 2. [On ms 1092]

D’ARCAIS F., «Due manoscritti toscani del XII secolo a Padova», in Arte Veneta 29 (1975), p. 71-75. [On cod. 20]

DANIELE I., «Il tesario presentato da Antonio Rosmini Serbati per la laurea in teologia e diritto canonico nella Università di Padova (1822)», in Quaderni per la storia dell’Università di Padova 8 (1975) p. 55-63.
ID., «Fondi archivistici e manoscritti relativi alla storia di Praglia: Biblioteca del Seminario Vescovile di Padova», in L’abbazia di S. Maria di Praglia, ed. by C. Carpanese and F. Trolese, Milan 1985, p. 242-243.

DEGENHART B. – A. SCHMITT, «Marino Sanudo und Paolino Veneto. Zwei Literaten des 14. Jahrhunderts in ihrer Wirkung auf Buchillustrierung und Kartographie in Venedig, Avignon und Neapel», in Römisches Jahrbuch für Kunstegeschichte 14 (1973), p. 3-137. [On cod. 74]

DE VIT V., Sententias M. Terentii Varronis majoris ex parte ineditas ex codice ms. Bibliothecae Seminarii Patavini, Typis Seminarii, Padua 1843.

DI LUZIO B.M., «Un manoscritto estense alla biblioteca del Seminario di Padova», in Arte veneta 33 (1979) p. 119-121. [On cod. 130]

DORFBAUER L.J., in Sacris erudiri Journal of Late Antique and Medieval Christianity, LX (2021) pp. 35-68. [On cod. 527]

FATTORI M.T. (ed.), Le fatiche di Benedetto XIV. Origine ed evoluzione dei trattati di Prospero Lambertini (1675-1785). Preface by Carlo Card. Caffarra, Edizioni di Storia e Letteratura, Rome 2011. Special sections: R. Saccenti, «I Trattati: origine ed evoluzione dei testi», pp. 3-47; ID., «Descrizione dei manoscritti del De Servorum Dei beatificatione et Beatorum canonizatione, pp. 217-243; ID., «Carteggi lambertiniani per l’edizione dei trattati», pp. 245-257. [On codices 969.1-4 and 244]

FORMENTIN M., I codici greci di medicina nelle tre Venezie (Studi bizantini e neogreci dell’Università di Padova, 10), Padua 1978, p. 25-27, 79. [On cod. 194]

FORTE A., Copisti di immagini: Affinità iconografiche nella tradizione manoscritta della Commedia, Viella, Rome 2023, pp. 135-208. [On Cod. 67]

GIACOMELLI C., «Un autografo di Frate Urbano Bolzanio, umanista bellunese. Con appunti sulla sua biblioteca greca», in Italia Medievale e Umanistica 58 (2017) p. 243-279. [On cod. 139]

GRANATA L., “New Notes on Manuscripts in Padua Libraries,” in Archivum Mentis. Studi di filologia e letteratura umanistica 7 (2018), pp. 175-184.[On manuscript 1156 = humanistic miscellany: four Latin translations of Greek texts, completed by Francesco Griffolini, Niccolò Perotti, Ognibene Bonisoli; letter from Francesco Filelfo to Pope Paul II. Signed by the copyist: Francesco Angiolello (d. 1470).]

GRIEBELER A., Botanical Icons | Critical Practices of Illustration in the Premodern Mediterranean, The University of Chicago Press, Chicago 2024.[On manuscript 194.]

GRIGGIO C. – C. KRAVINA, “Another Manuscript of the ‘De re uxoria’ Annotated by Guarino Veronese: The Ms. 449 of the Biblioteca Antica of the Seminary of Padua,” in Archivum Mentis. Studi di filologia e letteratura umanistica 6 (2017), pp. 3-28.[On manuscript 449.]

KOGEL J., “’Le’azim’ in David Kimhi’s ‘Sefer ha-shorashim’: Scribes and Printers through Space and Time,” in J. DEL BARCO (ed.), The Late Medieval Hebrew Book in the Western Mediterranean. Hebrew Manuscripts and Incunabula in Context, Brill, Leiden-Boston 2015, pp. 182-200.[On manuscript 210.]

KRISTELLER P.O., Iter Italicum. A Finding List of Uncatalogued or Incompletely Catalogued Humanistic Manuscripts of the Renaissance in Italian and Other Libraries. Italy, Orvieto to Volterra; Vatican City, London-Leiden 1967, pp. 7-12.

LIMENTANI VIRDIS C., “The Flemish Illuminated Production and the English Market. Two Specimens at the Library of the Seminary of Padua,” in Miniatura 1989, pp. 107-119.[On manuscripts 145 and 165.]

LUDOVISI I., Ugo d’Alvernia According to the Franco-Venetian Manuscript of the Episcopal Library of Padua, Aquila 1895, 97 pp.[On manuscript 32.]

MAGGIONI G., “A Seventeenth-Century ‘Pilularium’ Manuscript in the Library of the Episcopal Seminary of Padua,” in Atti e memorie dell’Accademia Italiana di Storia della Farmacia. Farmacia Nuova 38 (1982), no. 2, pp. 1-4 (offprint).

Manuscripts (I) of the Library of the Episcopal Seminary of Padua (Libraries and Archives 2. Medieval Manuscripts of the Veneto 1), edited by A. Donello, G.M. Florio, N. Giovè, L. Granata, G. Canova Mariani, P. Massalin, A. Mazzon, F. Toniolo, S. Zamponi, Regione del Veneto, Giunta Regionale – SISMEL Edizioni del Galluzzo, Florence 1998, LI-157 pp., 140 plates.[The volume contains descriptions of 224 manuscripts, for a total of 318 codicological units, and is accompanied by 240 plates, indices, and a general bibliography. It is preceded by an introductory article by Stefano Zamponi (“A Project for Veneto,” pp. XI-XVIII) and an essay by Giordana Canova Mariani (“The Illuminated Manuscripts,” pp. XIX-XLV).]

MARIANI P. – G. MARIANI CANOVA, “A 17th-Century Herbarium at the Library of the Episcopal Seminary of Padua,” in Quaderni per la storia dell’Università di Padova 49 (2016), pp. 197-216.[On manuscript 195 – Abstract: The Library of the Episcopal Seminary of Padua preserves an herbarium (manuscript 195), dated 1654 but without the name of the preparer or owner. It contains 196 dried plant specimens, mostly labeled with pre-Linnean nomenclature. Since many species, including rare ones, present in it were known to exist at the Botanical Garden of the University of Padua around that time, it is plausible that the plants were collected there, and the herbarium may have been created in an academic setting. It was previously suggested that the herbarium belonged to Johann Rhode, a prominent Danish physician who spent a long time in Padua (1622-1659), and who in 1632 was invited by the Venetian Senate to lecture and display medicinal plants at the University. However, many considerations discussed here cast doubt on the reliability of this suggestion. Ancient herbaria with dried specimens are significant for understanding the vegetation and plants used for therapeutic purposes in the past. Furthermore, recent developments have shown the potential of using this material for molecular analysis.]

MARIO P., “The Illustration of Dante in the Late Paduan Gothic: A Divine Comedy of the Library of the Seminary of Padua,” in Rivista di storia della miniatura (The Illuminated Codex: Text and Image Relationship. Proceedings of the Fourth Congress of Miniature History, Cortona 1992), Florence 1996-97, pp. 141-146.[On manuscript 67.]

MCGURK P., Catalogue of Astrological and Mythological Illuminated Manuscripts of the Latin Middle Ages. IV, Astrological Manuscripts in Italian Libraries (Other Than Rome), The Warburg Institute, University of London, London 1966, pp. 64-73.[On manuscript 48.]

MCPEEK GWYN S., “Codex S 697 of the Library of the Episcopal Seminary in Padua,” in Essays in Musicology. A Birthday Offering for Willi Apel, Bloomington, Indiana 1966, pp. 25-49.

MIARI C., Chronicon Bellunense (1383-1412), edited and with an essay by M. Melchiorre (Sources for the History of the Venetian Mainland, 29), Viella, Rome 2015.[On manuscript 627.]

MIONI E., «An Unknown Illuminated Dioscorides (The Greek Manuscript 194 of the Seminary of Padua)», in Books and Printers in Padua. A Miscellany of Historical Studies in Honor of Mons. G. Bellini, typographer, publisher, bookseller, Tipografia Antoniana, Padua 1959, pp. 345-376.[On manuscript 194.]

ID, Catalogue of Greek Manuscripts Existing in Italian Libraries, I, Poligrafico dello Stato, Rome 1964, pp. 239-249.

MORO L. – CATTIN G., “Manuscript 359 of the Seminary of Padua (Year 1505). Liturgical Songs for Two Voices and Lauds by the Canons of San Giorgio in Alga,” in Contributions to the History of Sacred Music in Padua, edited by G. Cattin and A. Lovato (Sources and Researches on Ecclesiastical History in Padua, 24), Institute for Ecclesiastical History in Padua, Padua 1993, pp. 141-189.

PETROBELLI P., Giuseppe Tartini. The Bibliographical Sources, Fondazione Giorgio Cini – Universal Edition 1968.[On manuscript 517.]

RIEDMANN J., A Heraldic Testimony from the Early Habsburg Period in Northern Italy? An Approach – But No Certain Solution, in “Semper ad fontes” Festschrift for Christian Lackner on His 60th Birthday, Vienna 2020, pp. 233-245.[On manuscript 74.]

ROSSI M., “Manuscript 4 of the Library of the Episcopal Seminary of Padua,” in Studi Petrarcheschi XXXIII, Antenore, Padua 2010, pp. 101-159.

SBRIZIOLO L., “Notes on Giovanni Dominici II: From Venice to Padua (1818): Journey of Two Manuscripts,” in Rivista di storia della Chiesa in Italia, XXIX, 1975, pp. 1-11.[On manuscript 367.]

SERENA S., “Sylloge Sententiarum of Varro in the Codex of the Library of the Seminary of Padua No. 101,” in ID., Latin Writers of the Seminary of Padua, Gregoriana Library, Padua 1936, pp. 515-518.

SIMIONATO A., “On a Precious Missal in Our Library of the Seminary,” in Studia sacra 2 (1921), no. 12, pp. 275-276.[On manuscript 355.]

STIEVANO I., Review of the Petrarchan Manuscripts in the Library of the Seminary of Padua, Padua 1907.

STONES A., Gothic Manuscripts 1260-1320, Harvey Miller Publishers, London-Turnhout 2013. Part One. Volume One: Text and Illustrations, pp. 155-157; Part One. Volume Two: Catalogue, pp. 1-4.[On manuscript 353.]

SUTTINA L., “The Franciscan Manuscripts of the Libraries of Padua. Manuscripts and Ancient Prints of the Seminary Library,” in Bollettino critico di cose francescane 1 (1905), quad. 7-12, pp. 71-78.

TAMANI G., “Hebrew Manuscripts in the Library of the Episcopal Seminary of Padua,” in Annali di Ca’ Foscari IX, 3, 1970 (Oriental Series, 1), pp. 1-12 [of the extract].[On manuscripts 201, 210, 211, 218, 539, 548, 549.]

TOZZI G., “The Epigraphic Collection,” in A. COPPOLA (ed.), The Obizzi and the Collection of Antiquities at Catajo, Cleup, Padua 2017, pp. 343-456; “Two Unpublished Testimonies on the Epigraphic Collection,” ibid., pp. 457-492.[Information gathered from manuscripts by Giuseppe Furlanetto: manuscripts 822, 825, 956 – transcription of two manuscripts by Floriano Caldani and Enrico Sanclemente contained in manuscript 956.1.]

TURA A., “Reflections on the Library of Domenico Grimani and a New Latin Manuscript Once Owned by Giovanni Pico della Mirandola,” in Studi Medievali e Umanistici 102 (2009), pp. 414-430.[On manuscript 114.]

ZAGGIA G., “A Collection of Sacred Music by Giuseppe Sarto (Later Saint Pius X), Cleric at the Seminary of Padua,” in Fonti e ricerche di storia ecclesiastica padovana 2, Istituto per la storia ecclesiastica padovana, Padua 1969, pp. 339-345.[On manuscript 389-6.]

ZANICHELLI G.Z., “The Scriptorium of San Benedetto al Polirone in the 12th and 13th Centuries,” in A.C. QUINTAVALLE, Wiligelmo e Matilde. L’officina romanica, Exhibition Catalog (Parma 1991), Milan 1991, pp. 507-660.

ZONNO S., “A Feminine Story: The Psalter of the Library of the Seminary of Padua,” in Rivista di storia della miniatura 15 (2011), pp. 86-100.[On manuscript 353.]

ID., “Domina Batholomea de Cararia, Abbess of San Pietro of Padua, and Her Princely Paduan Psalter,” in F. TONIOLO – G. TOSCANO (eds.), Miniatura. Lo sguardo e la parola. Studies in Honor of Giordana Mariani Canova, Silvana Editoriale 2012, pp. 69-75.

ID, “A Parisian Psalter from the Time of Saint Louis,” Art de l’enluminure no. 44 (March/April/May 2013).[On manuscript 353.]

ZORZI N., “The Unpublished Latin Translation of the Apocalypse of Andrew the Fool Attributed to the Humanist Ubertino Posculo. With Notes on His Biography and Greek Manuscripts He Owned,” in Rivista di Studi Bizantini e Slavi, Second Series, Spoleto, Center for Medieval Studies (XVIII -2017), pp. 307-350.[On manuscript 125.]