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This manuscript, unknown to Szilárdy and Veress, has several interesting features. According to the record, the Livorno renegade stole a large number, some 200 Greek codices, from the Sultans collection. He sold them, partly to the French ambassador Girardin, " and partly to Marsigli." The other interesting element is the elenchus of Latin books. The first six items are proven to be from Buda. Csaba Csapodi also dealt with them, based on the writings of Szilady and Veress." The three prints are all available in the University Library of Bologna, but are not copies from Buda. Since the duplicates were sold several times, it is possible that the damaged copies from Buda were sold by the library. Elenchus Librorum Latinorum‘” I. Nicolai de Lyra Postillae in Ouatuor Euangelia Eiusdem in XIV Epistolas Pauli Eiusdem in Actus Apostolorum Eiusdem in Epistolam Canonicam Jacobi Eiusdem in duas Canonicas Petri Eiusdem in duas Canonicas Joannis Codex in fol. magno, mutilus initio et fine scriptus iussu Egidij Cartularij Bononiensis per Henricum de Colonia anno Domini 1462 die 2 Junij, ut liquet ex Annotatione quae legibus ad calceri commentariorum in Euangelia (Szilädy 1898, 136.; Frati 1909, Nr. 563.; Csapodi 1973, Nr. 446.; Csapodi 1984, 40. Nr. 17.) II. Lexicon Latinum manuscriptorum in folio. (Szilády 1898, 136.; Veress 1906, 37.; Frati 1909, Nr. 515.: , Lexicon medicum, in guo praesertim peregrina vocabula declarantur. Optabat Galenus discere et dicere posse”, Csapodi 1973, Nr. 855.; Csapodi 1984, 40. Nr. 15.) III. Diuisio agrarum spectantium ad varias Hungariae Ecclesias ab anno Domini 1500 ad annum 1527 Codex ms. in folio (Szilády 1898, 136—137.; Veress 1906, 37-38.; Frati 1909, Nr. 383.; Csapodi 1973, Nr. 805.; Csapodi 1984, 39. Nr. 9.) IV. 64 ‘Tue Kerexes D., kiad., Girardin, 2007 diary makes no reference to this, but it is worth a look around in Paris. 615 BERNASCONI 2006, 254-268. 616 Csapont 1973. 617 BaJAKı-BuJDosö-MonoK-VISKOLCZ-ZVARA, ADATTÄAR 13/4, 2009, 152-153. 131
