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Acknowledgements -- List of Figures -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1The Evolution of the Frankfurt and Leipzig Book Fairs and their Catalogues, 1564-1700 -- 1Law and Politics: Frankfurt, Leipzig, the Imperial Court and the Electorate of Saxony -- 2Procedures and Practices -- 3Unofficial Versions of Frankfurt Fair Catalogues -- 4The Evolving Intellectual Environment and the Disciplines -- 5Foreign Visitors and the Evolution of the Fairs -- 6Interpreting Schwetschke's Statistics -- 7Concluding Remarks -- Appendix 1.1: The British Entries in Schwetschke and the Frankfurt and Leipzig Catalogues 1684-6, with their reviews in the Acta Eruditorum -- Appendix 1.2: The Woyd entry in 'Libri medici et chymici', A1704, D2v -- 2Italy and the heyday of the Frankfurt Fair, c. 1580-1620 -- 1Sources -- 2Ciotti at the Frankfurt Fair in 1587 -- 3The Emergence of the Printed Catalogue of Ultramontane Books -- 4Italy and the Frankfurt Fair in the Last Decades of the Sixteenth Century: the Role of Consortia -- 5Some Major Clients and Their Desiderata -- 6An Interloper in the Export-import Market: Gaspare Bindoni il Giovane -- 7The Three Trade Catalogues of 1602: their Sources and Contents -- 8Postscript: the Decline of the Societas Veneta and Venetian Imports and Exports -- 9Concluding Remarks -- Appendix 2.1: Transcription of MPM Archief 964, ff. 49v-50r -- Appendix 2.2: Bindoni's Catalogue of 1601 -- Appendix 2.3: Titles Marked "novo" the 1602 Catalogus eorum librorum omnium, qui in ultramontanis Regionibus impressi apud Robertum Meiettum prost[r]ant 203 -- Appendix 2.4: Items Marked as novi in the 1602 Catalogus eorum librorum omnium, qui in ultramontanis Regionibus impressi apud Io. Baptistam Ciottum prostant 204 -- 3Publishers, Book Fairs, Academies, Journals: the Dissemination of English Medicine and Natural Philosophy in the Second Half of the Seventeenth Century -- 1The Status Quo Ante -- 2After the Thirty Years War -- 3The Advent of the Journals in Northern Europe -- 4The Journals in Latin Translation -- 5The English Latin Trade, at Home and Abroad -- 6English Medicine -- 7English Natural Philosophy -- 8Concluding Remarks -- 4Publishing Italian Natural Philosophy and Medicine, 1661-1710 -- 1The de' Medici of Mid-seventeenth-century Florence and Their Scientific Clients -- 2Alessandro Marchetti (1633-1714) -- 3Francesco Redi (1626-97) -- 4Lorenzo Bellini (1643-1704) -- 5Marcello Malpighi (1628-94) -- 6Giorgio Baglivi (1668-1707) -- 7Concluding Remarks -- 5Andreas Fries (Frisius) of Amsterdam and the Search for a niche Market, 1664-75 -- 1Andreas and the Reader -- 2Andreas's Family Connections: Joan de la Noue and the Combi -- 3Andreas Frisius before His Publishing Career -- 4Bookseller-publishers, Their Financial Environment, and Their Networks -- 5The Frankfurt Fair in Andreas's Time -- 6Andreas as Bookseller -- 7Andreas as Publisher and His Purchasers -- 8The Material History of Andreas's Publications -- 9Antiquarianism -- 10Natural Philosophy and Medicine -- 11Three Anomalies -- 12The Aftermath -- 13Concluding Remarks -- Appendix 5.1: A Catalogue Raisonné of Andreas's Involvement in Publishing -- 6The Thesauruses of Otto and Meerman as Publishing Enterprises: Legal Humanism in its Last Phase, 1725-1780 -- 1Legal Humanism -- 2Law in the Book Market before the Thirty Years War -- 3The Latin Trade after 1650 and the Role of the Netherlands -- 4 Historia Literaria , the Republic of Letters, and Legal Humanist Authors -- 4.1The Thesaurus Juris Romani (1725-44) -- 5The Novus Thesaurus and Its Supplement (1751-1780) -- 6Concluding Remarks -- Appendix 6.1: The Contents of the Thesaurus Juris Romani (1725-6, 1735), the Novus Thesaurus Juris Civilis et Canonico (1751-3) and the Supplementum Novi Thesauri (1780) -- Bibliography of Secondary Sources -- Index.

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