Horčický's books

[Aga Tentakulus]

I came across something and, as always, "there was something".
Jakub Horčický z Tepence was born in Krumlov in 1575.
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Wilhelm von Rosenberg commissioned the architect Baldassare Maggi to build the new Jesuit College in Krumlov.
Since it is a new building and also a new college, where did the books come from? There must have been more than a few.
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Jakobi Tepenec is employed as a kitchen boy at this very college. He later studied herbalism and chemistry.
It was 10 years ago that Tepenec was present at the college. As a kitchen boy and as a student.
He left Krumlov in 1598 and later came to the court of Rudolf II.

The college was closed in 1773. Where did the books go? To Italy?

The VM bears Tepenec's name. Did the book come to this college? Did he describe it there, and did it ever leave?

The VM reappears in Italy with his name on it. And again something with Jesuits. A bit much for me.

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