Box 1 - Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Robert S. Lopez Collection p. 66
Gasparetto, Astone 1 article F-8
1967. ―A proposito dell‘officina vetraria torcellana, Forni e sistemi di fusione
antichi,‖ Journal of Glass Studies, 9 (1967), pp. 50-75
Gatti-Crosara, Giacinta 1 article F-9
1957. ―Guardando l‘itinerarium romanum detto ‗Tabula Peutingeriana,‘ Note
postume,‖ Felix Ravenna (Apr 1957), 15 pp.
Gaya, Samuel Gili 1 book fragment F-10
1944. Iniciación en la historia literaria universel. Barcelona, 1944 [1949], pp.
129-144 [fragment of page proofs (?)]
Geanakoplos, Deno John 16 articles (in 2 folders) F-11 & 12
Folder 1 of 2 (9 articles, 1953-66) F-11
1953. ―Greco-Latin Relations on the Eve of the Byzantine Restoration: The
Battle of Pelagonia—1259,‖ Dumbarton Oaks Papers, No. 7. Harvard University
Press, 1953, pp. 99-141 [autographed]
1953. ―Michael VIII Palaeologus and the Union of Lyons (1274),‖ The Harvard
Theological Review, 46:2 (Apr 1953), pp. 79-89 [autographed, with 1 pg. ms
letter from author dated ―July 24/53‖]
1953. ―The Nicene Revolution of 1258 and the Usurpation of Michael VIII
Palaeologos,‖ Traditio, Studies in Ancient and Medieval History, Thought and
Religion, 9 (1953), pp. 420-430 [autographed]
1954. ―On the Schism of the Greek and Roman Churches, A Confidential Papal
Directive for the Implementation of Union (1278),‖ The Greek Orthodox
Theological Review, 1:1 (Aug 1954), pp. 16-24 [autographed]
1960. ―Erasmus and the Aldine Academy of Venice: A Neglected Chapter in the
Transmission of Graeco-Byzantine Learning to the West,‖ Greek, Roman, and
Byzantine Studies, 3:2-3 (1960), pp. 107-134 [autographed]
1965. ―Church and State in the Byzantine Empire: A Reconsideration of the
Problem of Caesaropapism,‖ Church History, 34:4 (Dec 1965), 23 pp.
[autographed]
1966. ―Church Building and ‗Caesaropapism,‘ A.D. 312-565,‖ Greek, Roman, and
Byzantine Studies, 7:2 (Sum 1966), pp. 167-186
1966. ―Edward Gibbon and Byzantine Eccelsiastical History,‖ Church History,
35:2 (Jun 1966), 16 pp. [autographed]
1966. ―La colonia greca di Venezia e il suo significato per il Rinascimento,‖
in Agostino Pertusi (ed.), Venezia e l‘Oriente fra tardo Medioevo e
Rinascimento. Firenze: Sansoni, 1966, pp. 183-203 [autographed]
Folder 2 of 2 (7 articles, 1968-84) F-12
1968. ―The Library of the Cretan Humanist-Bishop, Maximos Margounios,
Especially His Collection of Latin Books Bequeathed to Mount Athos,‖ in
Philologikos sullogos ‗O Chrusostomos‘ en Zaniois, Anatupon ek tou 3 tomou
ton pepragmenon tou 2 diethnous kretologikou synedriou. Athens, 1968, pp.
75-91 [autographed]
1969. ―Some Aspects of the Influence of the Byzantine Maximos the Confessor on
the Theology of East and West,‖ Church History, 38:2 (Jun 1969), 14 pp.
1974. ―The Discourse of Demetrius Chalcondyles on the Inauguration of Greek
Studies at the University of Padua in 1463,‖ Studies in the Renaissance, 21
(1974), pp. 118-144 [autographed]
1974. ―The Italian Renaissance and Byzantium: The Career of the Greek Humanist-
Professor John Argyropoulos in Florence and Rome (1415-1487),‖ Conspectus of
History, 1:1 (1974), pp. 12-28 [in photocopy] [autographed]