14-07-2017, 01:32 PM
(This post was last modified: 15-07-2017, 01:58 AM by Anton.
Edit Reason: corrected the name of one of the brothers
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I found out this You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (some register references or the like), it features two men of the surname Wroblicius, likely brothers: Laurentius Wroblicius and Michael Wroblicius (btw, a form of their surname is also "Wroblitius").
The first of them was born in 1637, the second one in 1644, and both in Březnice. It is not clear what Březnice is the right place. At present, there are two places in Czech Republic called that name (with the diacritic above "r"). The first one is south-west of Prague, the second one is the so-called "Březnice u Bechyně" and is south of Pargue near the location called "Bechyně". Neither of these places very close to various places of Horčický's residence, I guess.
But if they were Albertus Wroblicius's descendants, then they were likely his grandsons than sons, so their birthplace needs not be correlated with the residence of Albertus.
So this information is of little use.
As far as I can understand Czech, Laurentius was a choir master, while Michael was a more famous person, being a high school professor (and also a priest?), and he is mentioned in a number of catalogues and reference books, as suggested here: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. Maybe those Czech sources can shed light on the Michael's ascendants and on whether he had relation to Albertus.
Why I am particularly interested in the book number 4 and this man Albertus Wroblicius is, of course, because the handwriting of the exlibris is the same as on the VMS, which suggests that the two books do share some common page in their history (beside their belonging to Horčický). Like, they were acquired by Horčický roughly at the same time. Or they were acquired for Horčický by the same person. Or, Horčický acquired them from a single person. This can't be readily said about book number 40, because the handwriting is different.
The first of them was born in 1637, the second one in 1644, and both in Březnice. It is not clear what Březnice is the right place. At present, there are two places in Czech Republic called that name (with the diacritic above "r"). The first one is south-west of Prague, the second one is the so-called "Březnice u Bechyně" and is south of Pargue near the location called "Bechyně". Neither of these places very close to various places of Horčický's residence, I guess.
But if they were Albertus Wroblicius's descendants, then they were likely his grandsons than sons, so their birthplace needs not be correlated with the residence of Albertus.
So this information is of little use.
As far as I can understand Czech, Laurentius was a choir master, while Michael was a more famous person, being a high school professor (and also a priest?), and he is mentioned in a number of catalogues and reference books, as suggested here: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. Maybe those Czech sources can shed light on the Michael's ascendants and on whether he had relation to Albertus.
Why I am particularly interested in the book number 4 and this man Albertus Wroblicius is, of course, because the handwriting of the exlibris is the same as on the VMS, which suggests that the two books do share some common page in their history (beside their belonging to Horčický). Like, they were acquired by Horčický roughly at the same time. Or they were acquired for Horčický by the same person. Or, Horčický acquired them from a single person. This can't be readily said about book number 40, because the handwriting is different.