Music-selling in seventeenth-century Rome: three ... - Patrizio Barbieri

Music-selling in seventeenth-century Rome 135Fig. 3. Plan showing the Via del Pellegrino Areato the inheritance, as early as 1600 a dispute is recorded between Plautilla and herown mother, Anna Gribbi. 13 The Carampelli family and that of Giovanni AntonioFranzini continued however to live together, in the same house. 141603. Several notarial deeds show that our characters maintained trade relationswith the country of their birth. Giovanni Antonio Franzini who, after the death ofhis brother, continued activities at the bookshop “ad signum Fontis”, appointed as13. AS, 30 Not. Cap., uff. 33, vol 49, f. 1075, 7.8.1600. On the dispute between the two women, seealso Gian Ludovico Masetti Zannini, Stampatori e librai a Roma nella seconda metà del Cinquecento. Documentiinediti, Roma, Fratelli Palombi, 1980, p. 114. Anna accused her daughter even of depriving her ofher alimony, in breach of the provisions of Girolamo’s will.14. AV, S. Lorenzo in Damaso, Status animarum, years 1596–1608. Together with them are numbered,among the shopboys, Marco and Orlando Carampelli.