French and Italian Studies

Eseqvie fatte in Venetia dalla natione fiorentina al serenissimo D. Cosimo II qvarto gran dvca di Toscana il di 25 di maggio 1621.
Imprint: In Venetia : Appresso il Ciotti, 1621.
Physical Description: 24 leaves : ill., plan, port. ; 30 cm. (fol.)

Acquired through the Andrew B. Hammond Endowed Book Fund

Colophon: In Venetia, M. DC. XXI. Nella Stamperia di Gio: Battista Ciotti.
Signatures: A-M².
Leaves 2-18 have text on rectos and illustrations on versos, including portrait of Cosimo II (leaf 2) and plan of his catafalque (leaf 3).

French newspaper.

Le Monde newspaper in French.

Allaci, Leone.
Rome, Ludovico Grignano, 1633. 8vo., 276 pp., including title with engraved Barberini arms, and including Greek dedicatory poem. Bound in contemporary flexible vellum, title written on spine in ink.
Acquired through the Associates of Stanford University Libraries—Humanities Fund.

(Du Tillet du Villars).
Vue d’un citoyen sur l’administration des terres & la confection d’un terrier perpetuel.
Par M. D. T. D. V.
Versailles, 1785. Manuscript

(Du Tillet du Villars).
Précis d’un projet d’établissement du cadastre dans le royaume.
Par M. D. T. D. V.
Paris: de L'Imprimerie de Clousier, et chez Pissot and Barrois, 1781.

Acquired through the Andrew B. Hammond Fund

Provides tables of contents and abstracts for journals in the disciplines of economics, law, history and geography, literature and linguistics, psychology, education, political science, sociology, and sport

Citation database containing journal articles from Italian academic journals covering the humanities and social sciences, classified using the Basis Classification in German and Italian

Searchable dictionaries of the French language 1606 / Jean Nicot -- Thrésor de la langue françoyse, tant ancienne que moderne,

"The production database contains 1849 vernacular texts (21.2 million words, 479,000 unique forms) the majority of which are dated prior to 1375, the year of Boccaccio's death. The beta-test installation of the database under PhiloLogic3 contains 1960 documents (see below). The verse and prose works include early masters of Italian literature like Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio, as well as lesser-known and obscure texts by poets, merchants, and medieval chroniclers."--Home page