Doc Italia '89/90 (Istituto universitario orientale; Naples; originally Collegio dei cinesi, f. 4-7-1732; name changed 9-12-1869 to Real Collegio asiatico; came under state admin. in 1878; name changed 12-27-1888 to Istituto orientale di Napoli; name enlarged in 1925 to include adj. "superiore," and this was changed to "universitario" in 1937; nationalized by Law no. 1210, 12-3-57) ; Università degli studi di Napoli "L'Orientale--OCLC auth. record.

"Gegenstand der vorliegenden Untersuchung sind Schriftstücke aus dem Vatikanarchiv in Rom und im Bayerischen Hauptstaatsarchiv in München über das Collegium Sinicum in Neapel. In diesem Institut sind nach dem Willen seines Gründers, Matteo Ripa (1682—1745), der sich als Weltpriester der Propaganda-Kongregation für die Mission in China zur Verfügung gestellt hatte, einhundertfünfzig Jahre lang chinesische Alumnen auf den Priesterberuf vorbereitet worden, um nach Vollendung der Studien in ihrer Heimat im Dienst an der Evangelisierung tätig zu werden."--Publisher.
LC auth. rec.: Doc Italia '89/90 (Istituto universitario orientale; Naples; originally Collegio dei cinesi, f. 4-7-1732; name changed 9-12-1869 to Real Collegio asiatico; came under state admin. in 1878; name changed 12-27-1888 to Istituto orientale di Napoli; name enlarged in 1925 to include adj. "superiore," and this was changed to "universitario" in 1937; nationalized by Law no. 1210, 12-3-57)

Da Eboli a Pechino: Matteo Ripa (1682-1746) (Ma Guoxian 馬國賢), Missionario Italiano / di Michele Fatica, Fausta Colapietro.

Includes bibliographical references.

Michele Fatica, “Matteo Ripa dalle nebbie della vulgata edificante alla realtà storica. Il contributo di Fausta Colapietro”, pp. 7-39. -- Fausta Colapietro, “Da Eboli a Pechino (1684-1711): le Straordinarie avventure di viaggio di Matteo Ripa (1682-1746) Fondatore a Napoli del Collegio dei Cinesi”, pp. 41-181.

Local access dig.pdf. [Fatica-Colapietro-Da Eboli a Pechino.pdf]

Link to Fondazione Prospero Intorcetta Cultura Aperta volume

Documenti e titoli sul privato fondatore dell'attuale R. Istituto (antico Collegio dei cinesi in Napoli) Matteo Ripa sulle missioni in Cina nel secolo XVIII e sulla costituzione e consistenza patrimoniale della antica fondazione / R. Istituto orientale in Napoli ; per Gherardo de Vincentiis.
On spine: Documenti e titoli sul privato fondatore dello attuale R. Istituto sulle missioni in Cina nel secolo XVIII e sulla costituzione e consistenza patrimoniale della antica fondazione.
"Documenti Inediti, biografici, storici, politici, con introduzione e con note critico-illustrative e copiosi facsimili"
100 copies printed.
Parte Prima: Matteo Ripa, l'opera sua di artista e missionario ; In Cina: la questione dei Riti Cinesi dal 1700 al 1750, preistoria e primi inizi della fondazione.
Added Keywords: missionary artists and the Qing court, sources of the Chinese terms and rites controversy, Kilian Stumpf correspondence, Bernardino della Chiesa, Teodorico Pedrini etc.

Doc Italia '89/90 (Istituto universitario orientale; Naples; originally Collegio dei cinesi, f. 4-7-1732; name changed 9-12-1869 to Real Collegio asiatico; came under state admin. in 1878; name changed 12-27-1888 to Istituto orientale di Napoli; name enlarged in 1925 to include adj. "superiore," and this was changed to "universitario" in 1937; nationalized by Law no. 1210, 12-3-57. -- (Email to LC from C. Campbell, Casalini, May 24, 2004 in a phone call to Istituto universitario orientale was given verbal confirmation that the institute changed names a few years ago and is now officially the Università degli studi di Napoli "L'Orientale" --LC authority record.

Jonathan Chaves 齊皎瀚: "An Eighteenth-Century Poem on Infanticide by Chiang Shi-chan (Jiang Shiquan)", pp. 1-4.
Ad Dudink 杜鼎克: "Note about the Four Precepts of the Church in Chinese Texts (ca. 1600-1800)", pp. 5-13.
Jonathan Chaves 齊皎瀚: "Chang Jui-tu (Zhang Ruitu) 張瑞圖 (1570-1641) Poem in Honor of Giulio Aleni, S.J. (1582-1649)", pp. 14-18.
David E. Mungello 孟德衛: "The Sad Tale of Lucio Wu (1713-1763)", pp. 19-33.
Ad Dudink 杜鼎克: "Note on the restored site (2003) of Xu Guangqi's tomb at Shanghai", pp. 34-37.
David E. Mungello 孟德衛: "Review Essay: A Journey to the East that Never Leaves Rome" (Review of Liam Brockey, Journey to the East and Han Qi & Wu Min's edition of Xichao dingan 熙朝定案), pp. 38-44.

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