Decreti, 1615-1831
According to Kowalsky and Metzler, the first volumes are from the time of the first secretary, Ingoli, who often added his own supplementary notes in the margin. In this series are found transcribed the decrees of the general meetings. It is only by way of exception that one may also find one or other decree of the weekly meetings. From 1820 onward the decrees were added at the end of the letters, and thus this series was continued by the Lettere e decreti (Letters and Decrees). Note that twelve volumes separated from this series are found in the series Fondo di Vienna (ID VATV20272-A)
Archival Material, Latin, 1622