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List of Contributors Introduction Michael LoPiano Chapter 1 Little Genoa – The First Italian Community in Poland Leslie Carr-Riegel Chapter 2 From Padua to Kraków: Niccolò Bonavia’s De laudibus sancti Hieronymi and Its Manuscript Afterlife Anja Božič Chapter 3 A Polish Bishop on the Italian Chessboard: Renaissance Diplomatic Patterns in Zbigniew Oleśnicki’s Struggle for Cardinalate Confirmation Adam Zapała Chapter 4 John of Capestrano and his Spiritual Networks: the Case of Bohemia Antonín Kalous and Petra Mutlová Chapter 5 The Humanist Library of Jan Długosz (1415-1480). An Attempt at Reconstruction Zdzisław Koczarski Chapter 6 Connecting the Italian Humanist Literary Circle to Poland: The Case of Callimachus, Conrad Celtis, and the Origins of the Sodalitas Litteraria Vistulana Michael LoPiano Chapter 7 Aldine Prints in Kraków at the Turn of the Sixteenth Century as Vehicles of Cultural Transfer Anna Horeczy Chapter 8 From Queen to Deceived Bride – Beatrice of Aragon's Struggle to Become the Wife of Vladislaus II Jagiellon Hajnalka Kuffart Chapter 9 Ippolito I d’Este’s Episcopal Court in Eger (1498–1520) Ilona Kristóf Index |