Books from the Southern Netherlands in the Viceroyalty of Peru (1532-1808)

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Ad lectorem Table of content SECTION I: GENERAL INTRODUCTION Introduction The gospel, the knight Amadis and the ma in . . globalization PP g of the world. outhne of a theoretical concept of cultural Looking into dirty books: methodological considerations Iconography of Peruvian art, the registros of the ga/eones, wills and card indexes· the stat . . F' d' · us quaest1onis rn rng books from the Southern Netherlands in Peru: the research objective 1. Cultural life in the Viceroyalty of Peru Settling conquerors: locating colonial centers in the aud' 1enc1as . o f Quito . and Lima Clerks and clerics: cultural agents in early modern Peru S.O.S - Saving other souls: the religious orders in Peru From university to colleges: the educational system of the Viceroyalty 2. Reading on board and trading overseas: how books f rom A ntwerp came to Lima Books travelling from Seville to Lima Lima bookshops Printed in Peru: poor ink and paper and an lmprenta Antverpiana SECTION II: ANALYSIS OF BOOK COLLECTIONS 3. Dusty books bound in parchment: early modern book collections in today's Peru Online research and slip box catalogues: identifying old libraries in Ecuador and Peru The ~o~ks of San Pablo: ousted, transferred, plundered and bur - . . Jesuit hbrary of Lima be in Chile? ned or. Why might the remains of the World cultural heritage. Books in the historic center of Lima· . . Francisco and Santo Domingo in Lima . the collections rn the convents of San The ancient collections of Santa Rosa de O H in secluded convents copa { uancayo) and La Recoleta in Arequipa: touristic libraries The books of the monks· I . . . . some ess promrnent convent libraries in the Viceroyalty of Peru La B1bltoteca de los Jesuitas in Cusco and the books of Jesuits fr . . . modern libraries om Quito. lookrng for historic collections in Th e men · bl rn ack and their books: the seminary libraries in the audiencia of Lima The books of the nuns: undiscovered territory The hidden patrimony· b k 11 . • . oo co ect1ons rn archives and municipal libraries Ill -p. I P.111 p. 1 p.1 p. 9 p.14 p.20 p. 23 p.23 p.34 p.42 p.51 p.57 p.57 p.65 p.85 p. 95 p.95 p.96 p.102 p.104 p. 105 p.109 p. 112 p.114 p.114 The modern 'ancient' collections 4. Books from the Southern Netherlands in the Viceroyalty of Peru: What did they read in Peru? Who owned the books? Books from the Southern Netherlands with identified owners "Bestsellers" in early modern Peru - the most popular titles Best selling printers: From the conquest to the fall of Antwerp Antwerp's golden age in the Peruvian book trade Printers from the Southern Netherlands and the Peruvian book trade after the Peace of Westphalia The Peruvian book trade of the printers from the Southern Netherlands during the reigns of the Austrian Hapsburgs SECTION Ill: CASE STUDIES 5. Censored in Lima: The texts of Justus Lipsius and Benedictus Arias Montanus Justus Lipsius in Lima and beyond De militia Romana Epistolica institutio and the Epistolarum centuriae Benedictus Arias Montanus: Spanish humanism printed in Antwerp 6. Cornelius a Lapide: explaining the Bible to readers across the globe The Bible commentaries of Cornelius a Lapide: an evergreen bestseller Cornelius a Lapide in Peru Commentaria in Proverbia Salomon is: one example of the dispersion of the commentary series The structure of the Bible commentaries Quoting Cornelius: The reception of Cornelius a Lapide's Bible commentaries Sermons published in Lima: "que dixo mi Cornelio a Lapide" Peruvian treatises and sermons printed in Europe Interpreting the work of Cornelius a Lapide 7. Diego de Avendano and the Thesaurus lndicus Diego de Avendano and his oeuvre Printing in Europe: The European network of printers/publishers of the writings of Diego de Avendano p.115 p.119 p.119 p. 127 p.141 p.145 p. 153 p. 161 p.173 p. 173 p.182 p.189 p.202 p.219 p.219 p.226 p.229 p.233 p. 240 p.243 p.248 p.252 p.258 p.258 p.260 Physical description of the Thesaurus lndicus published by Jacob van Meurs and Hieronymus (Ill) Verdussen p. 271 Thesaurus lndicus Auctarium Jndicum Physical description of the Problemata Theologica edited by Engelbert Gymnicus Dissemination of Avendano's books The content of the Thesaurus Thesaurus lndicus I and // IV p.271 p.272 p.277 p.280 p .. 281 p.282 Auctarium lndicum /-/JI(:;: Thesaurus /ndicus /JI, IV and V} Auctarium lndicum IV - the Cursus Cansumatus Summary of the Thesaurus lndicus and the Auctarium lndicum The interpretation of the Thesaurus lndicus Avendano as theocratic ideologist Avendano as defender of human rights Avendano as Moral Theologian Conclusion of the research summary Avendano and Probabilist scholars from the Southern Netherlands: the intellectual network Probabilism in Peru - Jansenism in Europe Avendano and the Probabilists in the Southern Netherlands: a reading relationship Conclusions regarding the books of Diego de Avendano 8. Mystical images: tracing emblem books and emblematic printings Her~an Hu.go's Pia desideria at the foot of the El Misti: Antwerp - Leuven _Valladolid_ Areguipa (Peru) stations of iconographic evolution Benedictus van Haeften: Schola cordis Hendrik Engelgrave: Lux evangelica Engravings made in Antwerp Conclusions regarding the influence of emblematic printing 9. The globalization of early modern academic knowledge SECTION IV: APPENDIX, REFERENCES ANO CREDITS 10. Appendix 11. Bibliography and archival sources 12. Credits for illustrations 13. Abbreviations Attached to this text you find a CD ROM containing the ELECTRONIC APPENDIX. V p.283 p. 288 p.288 p. 288 p.289 p.289 p.292 p.293 p.294 p.294 P.296 p.308 p.310 p.310 p.329 p.335 p.335 p.350 p.352 p.361 p.413 p.463 p. 470