Accademia della Crusca

Accademia della Crusca =
Academy of Bran

Founding of the Society

Year Authority / Notes

1583 This date is supported by its website (). A brief historical webpage gives the following information. The Accademia had its origins in an informal group of scholars who jokingly called themselves the Brigata di Crusconi (Brigade of Bran), and lampooned other scholars whom they found excessively solemn. Things became more serious with the arrival of Leonardo Salviati in 1583, when they took on the goal of preserving the Florentine language of Dante. From that point on, the Accademia has been a philological society.

Seat of the Society

City Authority / Notes

Florence
Italy This location is supported by its website ().

Name of the Society

Dates Name Authority

1583 - 1737? Accademia della Crusca The brief historical webpage gives no indication of a name change in the Academy's long history. Nor does the historical section at the official Accademia della Crusca website (). The Governing Regimes of Florence, however, indicates that in 1737 the Austrian Empire, and later the Napoleonic Empire took control of Florence. It is quite possible that from 1737 the name was altered to reflect the Imperial influences.

1783 - 1811? [suppressed] In 1783, by order of the granduca Pietro Leopoldo di Lorena, the Accademia degli Apatisti (founded 1631), the Accademia Fiorentina (founded 1540) and the Accademia della Crusca (founded 1583) were merged to form the Accademia Fiorentina Seconda, which in 1808 became the Accademia Fiorentina Terza. This latter Academy ceased to exist in 1811, at which time the Accademia della Crusca reconstituted itself.

1819? - 1829? Imp. e Reale Accademia della Crusca Its publications, and the Governing Regimes of Florence. It was probably called this before 1819, since the Austrian Empire had control of Florence as early as 1737. It is unclear what influence the regime of Leopold II of Hapsburg from 1824 - 1859 had on the name of the society.

1860? - 1946? Reale Accademia della Crusca Its publications, and the Governing Regimes of Florence.

1946? - Accademia della Crusca Its publications, and the Governing Regimes of Florence.

Accademia della Crusca = Academy of Bran

Journals of the Society

Years Full Journal Title Abbrev. Indexed
1819 - 1829
(t.1 - t.3)

A Atti dell'Imp. e Reale Accademia della Crusca
The record for this serial in the Harvard Univ. cat. is the source of information on the sequence of publications below.
Continued by B.
[Harvard Univ. cat.]

1848

B Storia della Accademia della Crusca e Rapporti ed Elogi editi ed inediti detti in varie adunanze solenni della medesima dal segretario cav. ab. Gio. Batista Zannoni
Continues A. Continued by C.
[Harvard Univ. cat.]

1868

C Adunanza Solenne della R. Accademia della Crusca tenuta il 13 settembre del 1868
Contents include: Rapporto generale sui lavori dell'Accademia nell'anno corrente.
Continues B. Continued by D.
[Harvard Univ. cat.]

1869 - 1870

D Relazioni sui Lavori della R. Accademia della Crusca e Commemorazioni dei Soci defunti lette nelle adunanze pubbliche degli anni 1869 e 1870, dal segretario Marco Tabarrini
Continues C. Continued by E.
[Harvard Univ. cat.]

1874 - 1921/1922

E Atti della R. Accademia della Crusca
Continues D.
[Harvard Univ. cat.; Scudder #1822b]

1927 -
(v.1 - )

F Studi di Filologia Italiana: Bulletino
[Illinet cat.]

1979 -
(v.1 - )

G Studi di Lessicografia Italiana
[Illinet cat..]

Accademia della Crusca = Academy of Bran
Founding of the Society
Year	Authority / Notes
1583	This date is supported by its website (). A brief historical webpage gives the following information. The Accademia had its origins in an informal group of scholars who jokingly called themselves the Brigata di Crusconi (Brigade of Bran), and lampooned other scholars whom they found excessively solemn. Things became more serious with the arrival of Leonardo Salviati in 1583, when they took on the goal of preserving the Florentine language of Dante. From that point on, the Accademia has been a philological society.
Seat of the Society
City	Authority / Notes
Florence Italy	This location is supported by its website ().
Name of the Society
Dates	Name	Authority
1583 - 1737?	*Accademia della Crusca*	The brief historical webpage gives no indication of a name change in the Academy's long history. Nor does the historical section at the official Accademia della Crusca website (). The Governing Regimes of Florence, however, indicates that in 1737 the Austrian Empire, and later the Napoleonic Empire took control of Florence. It is quite possible that from 1737 the name was altered to reflect the Imperial influences.
1783 - 1811?	*[suppressed]*	In 1783, by order of the granduca Pietro Leopoldo di Lorena, the Accademia degli Apatisti (founded 1631), the Accademia Fiorentina (founded 1540) and the Accademia della Crusca (founded 1583) were merged to form the Accademia Fiorentina Seconda, which in 1808 became the Accademia Fiorentina Terza. This latter Academy ceased to exist in 1811, at which time the Accademia della Crusca reconstituted itself.
1819? - 1829?	*Imp. e Reale Accademia della Crusca*	Its publications, and the Governing Regimes of Florence. It was probably called this before 1819, since the Austrian Empire had control of Florence as early as 1737. It is unclear what influence the regime of Leopold II of Hapsburg from 1824 - 1859 had on the name of the society.
1860? - 1946?	*Reale Accademia della Crusca*	Its publications, and the Governing Regimes of Florence.
1946? -	*Accademia della Crusca*	Its publications, and the Governing Regimes of Florence.
*Accademia della Crusca = Academy of Bran*

Journals of the Society
Years	Full Journal Title	Abbrev.	Indexed
1819 - 1829 (t.1 - t.3) A	*Atti dell'Imp. e Reale Accademia della Crusca* The record for this serial in the Harvard Univ. cat. is the source of information on the sequence of publications below. Continued by B. [Harvard Univ. cat.]
1848 B	*Storia della Accademia della Crusca e Rapporti ed Elogi editi ed inediti detti in varie adunanze solenni della medesima dal segretario cav. ab. Gio. Batista Zannoni* Continues A. Continued by C. [Harvard Univ. cat.]
1868 C	*Adunanza Solenne della R. Accademia della Crusca tenuta il 13 settembre del 1868* Contents include: *Rapporto generale sui lavori dell'Accademia nell'anno corrente*. Continues B. Continued by D. [Harvard Univ. cat.]
1869 - 1870 D	*Relazioni sui Lavori della R. Accademia della Crusca e Commemorazioni dei Soci defunti lette nelle adunanze pubbliche degli anni 1869 e 1870, dal segretario Marco Tabarrini* Continues C. Continued by E. [Harvard Univ. cat.]
1874 - 1921/1922 E	*Atti della R. Accademia della Crusca* Continues D. [Harvard Univ. cat.; Scudder #1822b]
1927 - (v.1 - ) F	*Studi di Filologia Italiana: Bulletino* [Illinet cat.]
1979 - (v.1 - ) G	*Studi di Lessicografia Italiana* [Illinet cat..]