Horčický's books

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Thank you for this suggestion.

After you suggested it to me the other day, I had a look at some other documents that are not yet published (and unfortunately it is totally unclear if there is any progress in that).
In an autograph document of Tepenec, written in 1619, he uses the version of "No" with two strokes.
I don't know if one can conclude that the version with one stroke should be from another person, or it is something he used in earlier times. 
I do agree that there is a possibility that the numbers with two strokes refer to a different (newer?) list, but more evidence would be needed.

While his belongings were left to the Society of Jesus, he also handed a few items to his friends. No 4 ended up with the Jesuits and No 19 did not, so it is not an option that this list would be of items not left in his will...

Thanks. Indeed, we should have more evidence. I'm curious to know this new document of 1619.

Concerning the history of book No.4, this is a possible genealogy of owners : 
- Society of Jesus in Prag (1604 with ex-libris ?)
- Wroblicius 1604, then when he goes to study in Graz in November 1607, he left/sell the book at the Society of Jesus
- Society of Jesus in Prag 1607 (with ex-libris)
- Jacobus à Tepenec (after 1608)
- Society of Jesus in Prag (via testament of Jacobus) 1622 (no need to ex-libris, it exists already)


Regards,