Book Collections of Clerics in Norway, 1650–1750
Biographical note
Gina Dahl, Dr. Art. (2007) in history of religion, University of Bergen, is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Bergen. She has published numerous articles on book distribution in early modern Norway.
Readership
All those interested in book history, religious history, ecclesiastical history, intellectual history and cultural studies in the early modern period.
Table of contents
Acknowledgements
Chapter I Introduction
Part I Books in clerical inventories in the Bergen bishopric
Chapter II Book collections belonging to parsons in the Bergen bishopric 1685–1714
Chapter III Books belonging to other sections of the Bergen bishopric clergy 1685–1714
Part II Books in clerical inventories in Trondheim
Chapter IV Clerical inventories in Trondheim 1697–1732
Chapter V Clerical inventories in Trondheim 1732–1743
Part III Books in clerical inventories in Jarlsberg, Nedenes, Hedmark & Østerdalen, Troms & Senja and Salten
Chapter VI Clerical inventories in Jarlsberg 1704–1738 and Nedenes 1693–1740
Chapter VII Clerical inventories in Hedmark & Østerdalen, Troms & Senja and Salten
Chapter VIII Conclusion
Appendices
Bibliography
Author’s index
Chapter I Introduction
Part I Books in clerical inventories in the Bergen bishopric
Chapter II Book collections belonging to parsons in the Bergen bishopric 1685–1714
Chapter III Books belonging to other sections of the Bergen bishopric clergy 1685–1714
Part II Books in clerical inventories in Trondheim
Chapter IV Clerical inventories in Trondheim 1697–1732
Chapter V Clerical inventories in Trondheim 1732–1743
Part III Books in clerical inventories in Jarlsberg, Nedenes, Hedmark & Østerdalen, Troms & Senja and Salten
Chapter VI Clerical inventories in Jarlsberg 1704–1738 and Nedenes 1693–1740
Chapter VII Clerical inventories in Hedmark & Østerdalen, Troms & Senja and Salten
Chapter VIII Conclusion
Appendices
Bibliography
Author’s index
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