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Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński

April 18, 2024

Count Józef Kajetan Piotr Maksymilian Ossoliński known as Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński (1748 – 17 March 1826) was a Polish nobleman, landowner, politician, novelist, poet, historian and researcher into literature, historian, translator, lexicographer, bibliophile, a forerunner of Slavic studies and a leading figure of the Polish Enlightenment. He founded the Ossoliński Institute in Lwów to which he donated his immense library and other collections of manuscripts and coins.[1]

Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński
Count
Portrait by Jan Maszkowski
Coat of armsTopór
Born1748
Wola Mielecka
Died17 March 1826(1826-03-17) (aged 77–78)
Vienna
FamilyOssoliński
ConsortTeresa Jabłonowska
FatherMichał Ossoliński
MotherAnna Szaniewska
Topór coat of arms
Signature of Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński

Józef was a member of many learned institutions, and a doctor honoris causa of the Jagiellonian University. He became one of the first Polish politicians from Galicia. He took Austrian citizenship when he became prefect of the Imperial Austrian Library in 1793 in Vienna. He employed Samuel Linde as his "Gräfliche Ossolinskische Bibliothekar", librarian of the Ossoliński Library until 1803 and under his patronage compiler of the first Polish Lexicon.[2]

Biography edit

He was born in Wola Mielecka, near Sandomierz. His father, Michał Ossoliński was castellan of Czchów and owner of the estates at Mielec, Zgórsk, Cyranka, Piątkowiec, Wola Mielecka, Partyn, Izbiska. His mother was Anna Szaniawska. He had a strict upbringing as befitted a young nobleman of the day. Józef was regarded as deeply religious, modest and shy.

From 1762 to 1771 he attended the highly rated Jesuit Collegium Nobilium in Warsaw. He was taught there by distinguished professors, Adam Naruszewicz, poet, historian and editor, Karol Wyrwicz, geographer, historian and educationalist, Franciszek Bohomolec, author of many ruthless satires about the excesses of the nobility and by I. Nagurczewski and J. Albertrandi. All these men belonged to the intellectual circle of the last king of Poland, Stanisław August Poniatowski.[1]

Following the First Partition of Poland in 1772 which "sanctioned" a land grab by the Habsburg monarchy, the Ossoliński estates found themselves in the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria. Apart from administering the family estates and the occasional trips to Warsaw, Jozef gave himself over to literary pursuits. The Austrians soon awarded him the title of Count. In 1785 he married a relative, Countess Teresa Jabłonowska. The marriage was childless and came to an end in 1791.

Between 1789 and 1793 he sat on a committee reviewing the administrative constitution of Galicia to little effect. At the same time he was head of a delegation (1790-1793) to Leopold II, Margrave of Austria. In 1792 He travelled around Central Europe, taking in: Saxony, Bavaria, Austria, Czech lands and Moravia. In 1793 he spent some time in Vienna where he frequented Austrian minister, Thugut, which enabled him to be an intermediary between the Austrian government and members of the Kosciuszko Insurrection (1794). At that time he supported a patriotic Polish daily newspaper in Lwów, "Dziennik Patriotycznych Polaków" (1792-1798), and lobbied on behalf of imprisoned Polish activists who numbered Hugo Kołłątaj among them.[1]

After the Third Partition of Poland (1795) the occupying powers intensified their policies of germanisation and russification closing down native educational establishments, cultural centres and introducing the invader's language into all administrative matters. The greatest loss for Polish culture were the wholesale deportations to Russia of magnificent Polish cultural collections such as the Załuski Library. In the circumstances a number of leading lights in Poland determined to create a national library collection. They included Adam K. Czartoryski of Puławy, Tadeusz Czacki of Krzemieniec and Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński.[1]

 
Miniature portrait of Samuel Bogumił Linde

To this end from 1794 Ossoliňski hired the services of the German, intellectual and bibliographer, Samuel Linde.[3] In the years he spent with Ossoliński he gathered sufficient material for a Polish lexicon, for which he consulted widely in Polish and Slav sources in the count's own collection and benefitted from his mentoring. As a result Linde's fame prospered so that in 1804 he was appointed headmaster of the Warsaw Lyceum.

From 1795 Ossoliński settled permanently in Vienna where he devoted himself to research and his passion for books. In that period he began collecting materials on a grand scale for his projected national cultural foundation. In 1808 he was nominated as clandestine consultant to the Austrian court and the following year he became prefect of the Imperial Library, which he successfully defended from looting by Napoleon's invading army. He spent 15 years (1808-1823) as curator of the Galician Economic Institute. He was granted the distinction of Royal Marshall by Emperor Francis I of Austria and honoured with the Order of St Stephen of Hungary and Court Bursar of the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria.[1]

From 1800 he was a member of the Society of Friends of Science in Warsaw, the Warsaw Scientific Society, the Wilno Academy, the Kraków Academy, the Royal Societies in Prague and Göttingen, the Imperial Royal Society in Vienna, the University of Vilna and the Moravian-Silesian Agricultural Society. The University of Lwow gave him an Honorary doctorate in philosophy in 1820.[1]

 
The Ossolineum Library converted by Józef Bem from the former church of St Agnes

Ossoliński acquired the former Carmelite convent and church in Lwow along with the ruin that was St Agnes' church. A few months later he persuaded Emperor Francis to issue him with a statute for his foundation 8 May 1817. The principal provider of books to Ossoliński was the Lwow bookseller, Karol Wild.[4]

In his highly complicated act of foundation, Ossoliński laid down the staffing and financial arrangements and made express provision for the publication of a newsletter to report on the scientific progress of the institute. In 1823 Ossoliński agreed with prince Henryk Lubomirski that he should donate his collections to the new library, but as a distinct museum collection.[1][5]

In 1820 his health failed badly and in 1823 he lost his sight. He died after a long illness in Vienna in March 1826. His grave has disappeared as it was in the part of the Matzleinsdorf Protestant Cemetery that was given up for road building.

In 1826 the Galician assembly entrusted Gwalbert Pawlikowski, secretary to the Vienna court, with the task of adopting and cataloguing of Ossoliński's collections in Vienna which he achieved in 10 months and despatched to Lwow. The 52 enormous crates contained 10, 121 works in 19, 055 volumes, plus various journals 567 manuscripts 133 maps and 1445 etchings.[1]

Writing edit

Selected works in Polish edit

  • "My Age", Wiek mój. Rękopismo starożytne od końca panowania Zygmunta I aż do panowania Zygmunta III rozciągające się, znalezione przez J. M. h. T. * "there is no cure for love", Na miłość nie masz lekarstwa
  • condolences to a widow, 1780, Do... Pani z hrabiów Ossolińskich hrabiny Jabłonowski... z okoliczności śmierci jej męża wiersz cieszący, (podpis: J. M. h. O.)
  • "stories about ghosts and ghouls and other comic pieces", composed 1793-1794,Wieczory badeńskie, czyli powieści o strachach i upiorach, z dołączeniem bajek i innych pism humorystycznych,, fragm. "Przyjaciel Ludu", "Friend of the People", 1844 t. 2, 1845 t. 2, 1846; posthumous publication J.Czech, Kraków 1852 (tu m.in.: Przekłady poz. 8); rękopis: Ossolineum, sygn. 660-662/II, 2755/I, 12717/I; przekł. czeski (1840)
  • "The need for teaching law in our country", O potrzebie nauki prawa w naszym kraju, Warsaw 1814
  • Foreword to a work on ancient Poles, Przedmowa (do) M. Juszyński: Krótkie przypowieści dawnych Polaków, Kraków (1819); autorstwo definitywnie rozwiązuje T. Mikulski (W kręgu oświeconych, s. 410)
  • "The origins of the Slav people", Początki Sławian. Rozprawy 1-4, z rękopisów Ossolineum sygn. 1291-1294/I wyd. K. Słotwiński, "Czasopismo Naukowe od Zakładu Narodowego im. Ossolińskich Wyd." 1831 zeszyty 1, 4; 1832 zeszyt 1; 1833 zeszyty 3-8, (inne redakcje, notaty i rozprawy do opracowywanej przez Osolińskiego historii Słowian zachowane są m.in. w rękopisach Ossolineum: sygn. 1091-1093/I, 1097/I, 1287-1290/I, 12706-12711/I

Translations edit

  • Titus Livius: Dialogue between Pyrrhus and Fabricius Luscinus about the duties and obligations of citizenship" dostatkach i ubóstwie obywatelskim, "Zabawy Przyjemne i Pożyteczne" 1771 t. 3, cz. 2, s. 209-222; także wyd. 2 – 1780
  • Dialogue between Plato and Aesop (from the French), "Zabawy Przyjemne i Pożyteczne" 1771 t. 4, cz. 1, s. 17-28; także wyd. 2 – 1793, (podpis: J. H. O. K. C.)
  • Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle "Nouveaux dialogues des morts": ogłoszone anonimowo w "Zabawach Przyjemnych i Pożytecznych" 1772 t. 6, cz. 2, s. 339-368; 1773 t. 7, cz. 1, s. 113-121, 177-201 – Ossoliński współpracował bowiem w tym okresie z redakcją "Zabaw Przyjemnych i Pożytecznych")
  • Albrecht von Haller "Satire applied to the states of the Bernese republic", Satyra... stosowana do stanów Rzeczypospolitej Berneńskiej, rękopis: Ossolineum, sygn. 1295/II, k. 67-67v., (przekł. prozą)
  • Seneca, "On consolation", O pocieszeniu ksiąg troje, Warszawa 1782; rękopis: Ossolineum, sygn. 763/I; w rękopisie, sygn. 1295/II, k. 3-13: Życie Seneki filozofa, (z dedykacją dla Stanisława Augusta)
  • Lucian, "The Lover of lies", Łgarze i niedowiarek. Rozmowa między Tychiadem a Filoklesem. Z Lucyna, wyd. zobacz Ważniejsze dzieła poz. 4
  • Livy, "History of Rome", Dzieje rzymskie t. 1-3, "Tłumaczenia w czasie ślepoty zaczęte 1 maja 1823", wyd. Lwów 1850; rękopisy: Ossolineum, sygn. 3122-3147/I; fragm. brulionowe księgi 1-2 sygn. 12716/II, s. 1-88
  • Pliny the Younger, "EpistulaeListów przyjacielskich ksiąg cztery, przeł. 1825, rękopis: Ossolineum, sygn. 1304/I
  • Homer, the Illiad books 1-3, m/s: Ossolineum, sygn. 1155/I; fragm. z księgi 1 sygn. 12716/II, s. 89-119, (przekł. prozą i obszerne streszczenie; według przekł. francuskiego G. Massieugo)
  • Juvenal, Satires, m/s: Ossolineum, sygn. 1032/I
  • Xenophon AgesilausRzecz na króla Agezylausza rozdz. 1, rękopis: Ossolineum, sygn. 12716/II, k. 117-124.

Correspondence and other papers edit

  • To Tadeusz Czacki, 23 April 1798, from M/S in the Czartoryski Palace (Puławy) Biblioteki Czartoryskich
  • Correspondence with Samuel Linde, 1799-1804, 6 letters, see: S. B. Linde: Słownik języka polskiego, wyd. 2, t. 1, Lwów 1854,
  • To Adam Kazimierz Czartoryski, 5 September 1803, ogł. L. Dębicki: Puławy t. 3, Lwów 1888, s. 68 – 2 listy z roku 1803 ogł. W. A. Francew: Polskoje sławianowiedienije konca XVIII i pierwoj czetwierti XIX st., Praga 1906, s. 112 i następne – 2 listy z roku 1803, ogł. J. Kallenbach: Zakładowi Narodowemu im. Ossolińskich, "Przegląd Współczesny" t. 25 (1928), s. 177-181
  • To Andrzej Alojzy Ankwicz archbishop of Prague, kopiowane z oryginałów przez A. Grabowskiego, rękopis: Biblioteka Jagiellońska, sygn. 2831; Ossolineum, sygn. 1448/I – do Ankwicza z 10 kwietnia 1811, rękopis: Archiwum Akt Dawnych Miasta Krakowa, sygn. E 70 – do Ankwicza 2 listy z roku 1817, fragmenty ogł. A. Bar: Z korespondencji J. M. Ossolińskiego, "Silva Rerum" 1928 zeszyt 4/5
  • To Aleksander Potocki, w zbiorze korespondencji z lat 1814-1822, rękopis: Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych (Archiwum Wilanowskie, sygn. 289)
  • To Stanisław Staszic, 2 letters from 1815 and 1818, ogł. A. Kraushar: Towarzystwo Warszawskie Przyjaciół Nauk t. 3, Warszawa 1902, s. 319; t. 4, Warszawa 1904, s. 330
  • To S. K. Potocki, August 1819, m/s in Wilanów Palace Archive sygn. 271 ogł. M. Łodyński: Materiały do dziejów państwowej polityki bibliotecznej w Księstwie Warszawskim i Królestwie Polskim (1807-1831), Wrocław 1958 "Książka w Dawnej Kulturze Polskiej" nr 8 (s. 65)
  • To Joachim Lelewel, 2 January 1821, rękopis: Biblioteka Jagiellońska, sygn. 4435 – od Lelewela z 22 maja 1821, rękopis: Biblioteka Ossolińskich, sygn. 921/II – do F. Siarczyńskiego z roku 1823, ogł. "Biblioteka Naukowa Zakładu Narodowego im. Ossolińskich" 1842, t. 1, s. 3 i następne – od F. Siarczyńskiego z roku 1823, rękopis: Ossolineum, sygn. 2193 (kopia) – korespondencja z A. Rościszewskim, rękopis: Ossolineum, sygn. 2193 (kopie)
  • From Ignacy Krasicki, 5 September 1793, ogł. K. Kantecki, "Tygodnik Ilustrowany" 1877 t. 2, s. 61, przedr. w: Szkice i opowiadania, Poznań 1883, p. 377; Z. Goliński, M. Klimowicz, R. Wołoszyński w: Korespondencja Ignacego Krasickiego t. 2, Wrocław 1958
  • From Tadeusz Kościuszko 1794, ogł. H. Zeissberg: Quellen zur Geschichte der deutschen Kaiserpolitik Österreichs, v. 4, Vienna 1885
  • From Emperor Francis I, 1809, wydano pt. Podobizna listu własnoręcznego... cesarza Franciszka I, pisanego do..., Lwów 1851; m/s: Ossolineum, sygn. 11655/I
  • "Journeys through Austria and Germany" a fragmentary journal of 2 journeys c. 1792 and after 1792, Podróże po Austrii i Niemczech,, m/s: Ossolineum, sygn. 798/I.

Awards edit

Bibliography edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h Stanisław Kosiedowski (2007). . Józef Maksymilian Ossoliński - szkic biograficzny, Ossolineum 1967 (in Polish). Mój Lwów. Archived from the original (Internet Archive) on 13 October 2006. Retrieved March 12, 2013.
  2. ^ Arleta Adamska-Sałaciak, Linde's Dictionary: A landmark in Polish lexicography
  3. ^ Neue Deutsche Biographie (in German)
  4. ^ Marian Brzezicki (December 1984). "Lwowscy księgarze". Biuletyn (in Polish). London: Koło Lwowian w Londynie, No. 48: 43.
  5. ^ Figiela Bożena (2017). "Zbiory przeworskie w kolekcji Zakładu Narodowego imienia Ossolińskich. Dary Henryka i Jerzego Lubomirskich". Galicja. Studia i Materiały (in Polish). 3. Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego: 86–120. doi:10.15584/galisim.2017.3.4. Abstract in English

April 18, 2024
józef, maksymilian, ossoliński, count, józef, kajetan, piotr, maksymilian, ossoliński, known, 1748, march, 1826, polish, nobleman, landowner, politician, novelist, poet, historian, researcher, into, literature, historian, translator, lexicographer, bibliophile. Count Jozef Kajetan Piotr Maksymilian Ossolinski known as Jozef Maksymilian Ossolinski 1748 17 March 1826 was a Polish nobleman landowner politician novelist poet historian and researcher into literature historian translator lexicographer bibliophile a forerunner of Slavic studies and a leading figure of the Polish Enlightenment He founded the Ossolinski Institute in Lwow to which he donated his immense library and other collections of manuscripts and coins 1 Jozef Maksymilian OssolinskiCountPortrait by Jan MaszkowskiCoat of armsToporBorn1748Wola MieleckaDied17 March 1826 1826 03 17 aged 77 78 ViennaFamilyOssolinskiConsortTeresa JablonowskaFatherMichal OssolinskiMotherAnna Szaniewska Topor coat of arms Signature of Jozef Maksymilian Ossolinski Jozef was a member of many learned institutions and a doctor honoris causa of the Jagiellonian University He became one of the first Polish politicians from Galicia He took Austrian citizenship when he became prefect of the Imperial Austrian Library in 1793 in Vienna He employed Samuel Linde as his Grafliche Ossolinskische Bibliothekar librarian of the Ossolinski Library until 1803 and under his patronage compiler of the first Polish Lexicon 2 Contents 1 Biography 2 Writing 2 1 Selected works in Polish 2 2 Translations 2 3 Correspondence and other papers 3 Awards 4 Bibliography 5 ReferencesBiography editHe was born in Wola Mielecka near Sandomierz His father Michal Ossolinski was castellan of Czchow and owner of the estates at Mielec Zgorsk Cyranka Piatkowiec Wola Mielecka Partyn Izbiska His mother was Anna Szaniawska He had a strict upbringing as befitted a young nobleman of the day Jozef was regarded as deeply religious modest and shy From 1762 to 1771 he attended the highly rated Jesuit Collegium Nobilium in Warsaw He was taught there by distinguished professors Adam Naruszewicz poet historian and editor Karol Wyrwicz geographer historian and educationalist Franciszek Bohomolec author of many ruthless satires about the excesses of the nobility and by I Nagurczewski and J Albertrandi All these men belonged to the intellectual circle of the last king of Poland Stanislaw August Poniatowski 1 Following the First Partition of Poland in 1772 which sanctioned a land grab by the Habsburg monarchy the Ossolinski estates found themselves in the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria Apart from administering the family estates and the occasional trips to Warsaw Jozef gave himself over to literary pursuits The Austrians soon awarded him the title of Count In 1785 he married a relative Countess Teresa Jablonowska The marriage was childless and came to an end in 1791 Between 1789 and 1793 he sat on a committee reviewing the administrative constitution of Galicia to little effect At the same time he was head of a delegation 1790 1793 to Leopold II Margrave of Austria In 1792 He travelled around Central Europe taking in Saxony Bavaria Austria Czech lands and Moravia In 1793 he spent some time in Vienna where he frequented Austrian minister Thugut which enabled him to be an intermediary between the Austrian government and members of the Kosciuszko Insurrection 1794 At that time he supported a patriotic Polish daily newspaper in Lwow Dziennik Patriotycznych Polakow 1792 1798 and lobbied on behalf of imprisoned Polish activists who numbered Hugo Kollataj among them 1 After the Third Partition of Poland 1795 the occupying powers intensified their policies of germanisation and russification closing down native educational establishments cultural centres and introducing the invader s language into all administrative matters The greatest loss for Polish culture were the wholesale deportations to Russia of magnificent Polish cultural collections such as the Zaluski Library In the circumstances a number of leading lights in Poland determined to create a national library collection They included Adam K Czartoryski of Pulawy Tadeusz Czacki of Krzemieniec and Jozef Maksymilian Ossolinski 1 nbsp Miniature portrait of Samuel Bogumil Linde To this end from 1794 Ossolinski hired the services of the German intellectual and bibliographer Samuel Linde 3 In the years he spent with Ossolinski he gathered sufficient material for a Polish lexicon for which he consulted widely in Polish and Slav sources in the count s own collection and benefitted from his mentoring As a result Linde s fame prospered so that in 1804 he was appointed headmaster of the Warsaw Lyceum From 1795 Ossolinski settled permanently in Vienna where he devoted himself to research and his passion for books In that period he began collecting materials on a grand scale for his projected national cultural foundation In 1808 he was nominated as clandestine consultant to the Austrian court and the following year he became prefect of the Imperial Library which he successfully defended from looting by Napoleon s invading army He spent 15 years 1808 1823 as curator of the Galician Economic Institute He was granted the distinction of Royal Marshall by Emperor Francis I of Austria and honoured with the Order of St Stephen of Hungary and Court Bursar of the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria 1 From 1800 he was a member of the Society of Friends of Science in Warsaw the Warsaw Scientific Society the Wilno Academy the Krakow Academy the Royal Societies in Prague and Gottingen the Imperial Royal Society in Vienna the University of Vilna and the Moravian Silesian Agricultural Society The University of Lwow gave him an Honorary doctorate in philosophy in 1820 1 nbsp The Ossolineum Library converted by Jozef Bem from the former church of St Agnes Ossolinski acquired the former Carmelite convent and church in Lwow along with the ruin that was St Agnes church A few months later he persuaded Emperor Francis to issue him with a statute for his foundation 8 May 1817 The principal provider of books to Ossolinski was the Lwow bookseller Karol Wild 4 In his highly complicated act of foundation Ossolinski laid down the staffing and financial arrangements and made express provision for the publication of a newsletter to report on the scientific progress of the institute In 1823 Ossolinski agreed with prince Henryk Lubomirski that he should donate his collections to the new library but as a distinct museum collection 1 5 In 1820 his health failed badly and in 1823 he lost his sight He died after a long illness in Vienna in March 1826 His grave has disappeared as it was in the part of the Matzleinsdorf Protestant Cemetery that was given up for road building In 1826 the Galician assembly entrusted Gwalbert Pawlikowski secretary to the Vienna court with the task of adopting and cataloguing of Ossolinski s collections in Vienna which he achieved in 10 months and despatched to Lwow The 52 enormous crates contained 10 121 works in 19 055 volumes plus various journals 567 manuscripts 133 maps and 1445 etchings 1 Writing editSelected works in Polish edit My Age Wiek moj Rekopismo starozytne od konca panowania Zygmunta I az do panowania Zygmunta III rozciagajace sie znalezione przez J M h T there is no cure for love Na milosc nie masz lekarstwa condolences to a widow 1780 Do Pani z hrabiow Ossolinskich hrabiny Jablonowski z okolicznosci smierci jej meza wiersz cieszacy podpis J M h O stories about ghosts and ghouls and other comic pieces composed 1793 1794 Wieczory badenskie czyli powiesci o strachach i upiorach z dolaczeniem bajek i innych pism humorystycznych fragm Przyjaciel Ludu Friend of the People 1844 t 2 1845 t 2 1846 posthumous publication J Czech Krakow 1852 tu m in Przeklady poz 8 rekopis Ossolineum sygn 660 662 II 2755 I 12717 I przekl czeski 1840 The need for teaching law in our country O potrzebie nauki prawa w naszym kraju Warsaw 1814 Foreword to a work on ancient Poles Przedmowa do M Juszynski Krotkie przypowiesci dawnych Polakow Krakow 1819 autorstwo definitywnie rozwiazuje T Mikulski W kregu oswieconych s 410 The origins of the Slav people Poczatki Slawian Rozprawy 1 4 z rekopisow Ossolineum sygn 1291 1294 I wyd K Slotwinski Czasopismo Naukowe od Zakladu Narodowego im Ossolinskich Wyd 1831 zeszyty 1 4 1832 zeszyt 1 1833 zeszyty 3 8 inne redakcje notaty i rozprawy do opracowywanej przez Osolinskiego historii Slowian zachowane sa m in w rekopisach Ossolineum sygn 1091 1093 I 1097 I 1287 1290 I 12706 12711 I Translations edit Titus Livius Dialogue between Pyrrhus and Fabricius Luscinus about the duties and obligations of citizenship dostatkach i ubostwie obywatelskim Zabawy Przyjemne i Pozyteczne 1771 t 3 cz 2 s 209 222 takze wyd 2 1780 Dialogue between Plato and Aesop from the French Zabawy Przyjemne i Pozyteczne 1771 t 4 cz 1 s 17 28 takze wyd 2 1793 podpis J H O K C Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle Nouveaux dialogues des morts ogloszone anonimowo w Zabawach Przyjemnych i Pozytecznych 1772 t 6 cz 2 s 339 368 1773 t 7 cz 1 s 113 121 177 201 Ossolinski wspolpracowal bowiem w tym okresie z redakcja Zabaw Przyjemnych i Pozytecznych Albrecht von Haller Satire applied to the states of the Bernese republic Satyra stosowana do stanow Rzeczypospolitej Bernenskiej rekopis Ossolineum sygn 1295 II k 67 67v przekl proza Seneca On consolation O pocieszeniu ksiag troje Warszawa 1782 rekopis Ossolineum sygn 763 I w rekopisie sygn 1295 II k 3 13 Zycie Seneki filozofa z dedykacja dla Stanislawa Augusta Lucian The Lover of lies Lgarze i niedowiarek Rozmowa miedzy Tychiadem a Filoklesem Z Lucyna wyd zobacz Wazniejsze dziela poz 4 Livy History of Rome Dzieje rzymskie t 1 3 Tlumaczenia w czasie slepoty zaczete 1 maja 1823 wyd Lwow 1850 rekopisy Ossolineum sygn 3122 3147 I fragm brulionowe ksiegi 1 2 sygn 12716 II s 1 88 Pliny the Younger EpistulaeListow przyjacielskich ksiag cztery przel 1825 rekopis Ossolineum sygn 1304 I Homer the Illiad books 1 3 m s Ossolineum sygn 1155 I fragm z ksiegi 1 sygn 12716 II s 89 119 przekl proza i obszerne streszczenie wedlug przekl francuskiego G Massieugo Juvenal Satires m s Ossolineum sygn 1032 I Xenophon AgesilausRzecz na krola Agezylausza rozdz 1 rekopis Ossolineum sygn 12716 II k 117 124 Correspondence and other papers edit To Tadeusz Czacki 23 April 1798 from M S in the Czartoryski Palace Pulawy Biblioteki Czartoryskich Correspondence with Samuel Linde 1799 1804 6 letters see S B Linde Slownik jezyka polskiego wyd 2 t 1 Lwow 1854 To Adam Kazimierz Czartoryski 5 September 1803 ogl L Debicki Pulawy t 3 Lwow 1888 s 68 2 listy z roku 1803 ogl W A Francew Polskoje slawianowiedienije konca XVIII i pierwoj czetwierti XIX st Praga 1906 s 112 i nastepne 2 listy z roku 1803 ogl J Kallenbach Zakladowi Narodowemu im Ossolinskich Przeglad Wspolczesny t 25 1928 s 177 181 To Andrzej Alojzy Ankwicz archbishop of Prague kopiowane z oryginalow przez A Grabowskiego rekopis Biblioteka Jagiellonska sygn 2831 Ossolineum sygn 1448 I do Ankwicza z 10 kwietnia 1811 rekopis Archiwum Akt Dawnych Miasta Krakowa sygn E 70 do Ankwicza 2 listy z roku 1817 fragmenty ogl A Bar Z korespondencji J M Ossolinskiego Silva Rerum 1928 zeszyt 4 5 To Aleksander Potocki w zbiorze korespondencji z lat 1814 1822 rekopis Archiwum Glowne Akt Dawnych Archiwum Wilanowskie sygn 289 To Stanislaw Staszic 2 letters from 1815 and 1818 ogl A Kraushar Towarzystwo Warszawskie Przyjaciol Nauk t 3 Warszawa 1902 s 319 t 4 Warszawa 1904 s 330 To S K Potocki August 1819 m s in Wilanow Palace Archive sygn 271 ogl M Lodynski Materialy do dziejow panstwowej polityki bibliotecznej w Ksiestwie Warszawskim i Krolestwie Polskim 1807 1831 Wroclaw 1958 Ksiazka w Dawnej Kulturze Polskiej nr 8 s 65 To Joachim Lelewel 2 January 1821 rekopis Biblioteka Jagiellonska sygn 4435 od Lelewela z 22 maja 1821 rekopis Biblioteka Ossolinskich sygn 921 II do F Siarczynskiego z roku 1823 ogl Biblioteka Naukowa Zakladu Narodowego im Ossolinskich 1842 t 1 s 3 i nastepne od F Siarczynskiego z roku 1823 rekopis Ossolineum sygn 2193 kopia korespondencja z A Rosciszewskim rekopis Ossolineum sygn 2193 kopie From Ignacy Krasicki 5 September 1793 ogl K Kantecki Tygodnik Ilustrowany 1877 t 2 s 61 przedr w Szkice i opowiadania Poznan 1883 p 377 Z Golinski M Klimowicz R Woloszynski w Korespondencja Ignacego Krasickiego t 2 Wroclaw 1958 From Tadeusz Kosciuszko 1794 ogl H Zeissberg Quellen zur Geschichte der deutschen Kaiserpolitik Osterreichs v 4 Vienna 1885 From Emperor Francis I 1809 wydano pt Podobizna listu wlasnorecznego cesarza Franciszka I pisanego do Lwow 1851 m s Ossolineum sygn 11655 I Journeys through Austria and Germany a fragmentary journal of 2 journeys c 1792 and after 1792 Podroze po Austrii i Niemczech m s Ossolineum sygn 798 I Awards editKnight Commander of the Order of Saint Stephen of HungaryBibliography editJablonska Wladyslawa 1979 Ossolinski Jozef Kajetan 1748 1826 Polski slownik biograficzny Wroclaw Polska Akademia Nauk p 416 421 in Polish References edit a b c d e f g h Stanislaw Kosiedowski 2007 Jak powstawalo lwowskie Ossolineum How Lviv Ossolineum was established Jozef Maksymilian Ossolinski szkic biograficzny Ossolineum 1967 in Polish Moj Lwow Archived from the original Internet Archive on 13 October 2006 Retrieved March 12 2013 Arleta Adamska Salaciak Linde s Dictionary A landmark in Polish lexicography Neue Deutsche Biographie in German Marian Brzezicki December 1984 Lwowscy ksiegarze Biuletyn in Polish London Kolo Lwowian w Londynie No 48 43 Figiela Bozena 2017 Zbiory przeworskie w kolekcji Zakladu Narodowego imienia Ossolinskich Dary Henryka i Jerzego Lubomirskich Galicja Studia i Materialy in Polish 3 Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego 86 120 doi 10 15584 galisim 2017 3 4 Abstract in English Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jozef Maksymilian Ossolinski amp oldid 1161105338, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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