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N. 459 ii. allgemeiner und gelehrter briefwechsel 1701–1702 797 Post scripta nunciatum est mihi Perillust. D. Antonium Albucium Ambrosianae Bibliot ae Praefectum ad perpetuum Beneficium Ecclesiasticum fuisse promotum, agique de subrogando in eadem Praefectura Viro probe Litterato, Reverendissimique D ni Praepositi de Gallis amicissimo: Quam ob rem mihi sane sperandum magis erit, fore ut tandem facultas detur desideratos ejusdem Bibliothecae Codices tibi obtinendi. 5 459. GIOVANNI DE SITONIS FÜR LEIBNIZ Zur Abstammung der Mailänder Familie de Sitonis. Beilage zu N. 458. [458. 475.] Überlieferung: K Abfertigung: LBr. 868 Bl. 21–22 1 Bog. 4 o . 3 S. Bibl.verm. Familiam Sitonam, seu Setoniam inter Potentiores, ac Nobiliores Regni Scotiae in 10 Magna Brittannia conspicuam claruisse ab anno i 1 0 6 1., eamdemque longo virorum armis, litterisque laudabili[ssi]morum stemmate foecundam extitisse, probatissimi quotquot ejusce Regionis testantur Historici, eosque fuse recensent: Hector Bohetius Scotus in Hist. Scotorum: Georgorius Buchananus in Hist. Scot.: Gulielmus Camdenus in Descriptione Magnae Brittanniae: David Camerarius in libro de Scotorum fortitudine etc.: 15 Georgius Conaeus de duplici statu Religionis apud Scotos: Thomas Dempsterus in Hist. Ecclesiastica Scotorum, et in Apparatu ad Hist. Scotorum: Jacobus Wilhelmus Imoff. in hist. Genealogica Parium Magnae Brittanniae: Jo. Jhonstonus in Polyhistori: Johannes Leslaeus in Hist. Scotorum: Gaspar Scioppius in Mercurio Bilingui: Polydorus Virgilius in Hist. Anglorum; et alii plures. 20 2 promotum: Albuzio blieb noch bis 1705 Präfekt der Ambrosiana; vgl. C. Castiglioni, I prefetti della Biblioteca Ambrosiana, in: Miscellanea Giovanni Galbiati, Vol. 2, Milano 1951, S. 399–429, hier S. 405. 3 Viro: nicht identifiziert. Zu N. 459: Ausweislich de Sitonis’ eigener Aussage (vgl. N. 458 S. 796 Z. 22–24) handelt es sich bei vorliegender Ausarbeitung zur Familiengeschichte der Seton/de Sitonis um ein zweites Exemplar. Inhaltlich muß der Text Leibniz bereits im Sommer 1701 bekannt gewesen sein, vgl. N. 15786 Erl. und die Zusammenfassung in N. 336. Das erste Exemplar hatte wohl G. C. Galli weitergegeben, vgl. N. 26. 14 Hist. Scotorum: H. Boece, Scotorum historiae, (1526). 15 Camerarius: vgl. D. Chambers, SV. 16 Conaeus: vgl. G. Conn, SV. 17 Imoff.: vgl. J. W. Imhof, a. a. O. Das Geschlecht der Seton wird dort allerdings nicht behandelt. 18 Jhonstonus: vgl. J. Jonston, SV. 19 Virgilius: vgl. P. Vergilio, SV. 18. 7. 2005
798 ii. allgemeiner und gelehrter briefwechsel 1701–1702 N. 459 Hacce pariter nostra aetate, sub anno scilicet 1684. clarissimis Viris, nempe Georgio Gordonio Marchione Huntley, Georgio Sitono Comite Vintoniae, Jacobo Sitono Comite Dunfermelini, Carolo Gordonio Comite Aboyney, Gulielmo Gordonio ViceComite Kenmearey, atque Alexander Sitono ViceComite Kingstoniae, ex eodem Sitonio prisco stipite 5 florere testatur Gregorius Leti, eamque inter celebriores Scotiae Nobilitatis Familias connumerat in Theatro Magnae Brittanniae italice conscripto, ubi agit de Scotia. Hujus Familiae Propaginem in Italiam, cum pluribus aliis Scoticis Familiis, migrasse, Nobiles scilicet Viros Johannem Jacobum, et Adamum de Sitonis (occasione bellorum, quibus tota passim Italia, ac potissimum Insubria[,] saeculo post i adventum decimo- 10 quinto vexata est a Galliarum Regibus, quibus Scoti semper auxiliares fuere, juxta illud Scoti Poetae Buchanani in Epithalamiis . . . sine milite Scoto : Nulla unquam Francis fulsit victoria castris etc.) probatur 1 o generice ex Leslaeo lib. 8. Hist. Scot. fol. 325 loquente de praecipuis Ducibus Scoticarum Legionum, qui anno 1493. Carolo VIII. Francorum Regi ad Neapolitanum Regnum expugnandum proficiscenti adstitere, in haec verba: Quorum 15 Scotorum nonnulli ob res praeclare gestas praediis agrisque opimis a Franco aucti, munificeque cumulati (ut etiam ante aliquot saecula alii Scoti), fixis in Insubria, ac Italia sedibus, clarissimarum Familiarum auctores fuere. 2 o generice auctoritate Dempsteri in Apparatu ad Hist. Scot. lib. 2. cap. 18. fol. 112. 113., ubi loquendo de antiquissima Crescentiorum Romanorum Familia a Setoniis 20 Scotis Nobilissimis Comitibus Wintoniae, ac Dunfermelini oriunda, sic scribit: Bononiae, Mediolani, et alibi Civitatum Italicarum multae sunt Familiae Scotici sanguinis. 3 o specifice instrumentis binis: primo scilicet tradito a Jo. Jacobo de Suardis de Pergamo publico Mediolani Notario anno 1495. 16. Julii, in quo Scribentis Tritavi Pater enunciatur D. Johannes Jacobus de Sitonis Scotiae fil. qu. D. Francisci, Habitator Portae 25 Ticinensis in Parochia S. Sebastiani Mediolani: Altero vero Instrumento recepto a Francisco Petrasancta pub o Mediolani Notario anno 1505. 10. Septembris, in quo enunciatur Spectabilis D. Johannes de Sitonis de Scotia fil. qu. D. Adam Comestabilis, Habitator Portae Romanae in Parochia S. Euphoemiae Mediolani. Caeterum apud Italos, ac Insubres minime desiderantur ex eodem Scotico nobili Si- 5 testatur: Die aufgezählten Namen finden sich in der Liste des schottischen Adels bei G. Leti, Il Teatro Brittanico, 1684, P. 4, liber terzo, S. 255–257, allerdings ohne Angaben zu einem genealogischen Zusammenhang der betreffenden Familien. 10 illud: G. Buchanan, Francisci Valesii et Mariae Stuartae, Regum Franciae et Scotiae, Epithalamium, V. 217 f. (vgl. den Druck in G. Buchanan, Opera omnia, T. 2, Lugduni Batavorum 1725, S. 332–339, hier S. 337). 18. 7. 2005
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