Catalogue of the Archbishops of Gniezno

It is recorded as the work of Jan Długosz and Stanisław Samostrzelnik. The recorded date of publication is 1531. Materials recorded for it are parchment. It is associated with Poland. The record gives 1531 as its date of establishment or first appearance. It is recorded in the collection of National Library of Poland.

• Name — Catalogue of the Archbishops of Gniezno • Location — National Library of Poland • Also Known As — Catalogus archiepiscoporum Gnesnensium • Type — codex • Date — 1531–1535 • Place Of Origin — Kraków • Language S — Latin • Author S — Jan Długosz • Illuminated By — Stanisław Samostrzelnik • Patron — Piotr Tomicki • Material — parchment • Size — 31 x • Accession — Rps BOZ 5

The Catalogue is a copy of a work written by Jan Długosz in 1460–1472. It contains biographies of successive archbishops of Gniezno, the primates of Poland. The manuscript was commissioned by Cracow Bishop Piotr Tomicki and produced between 1531 and 1535. After the bishop's death, the manuscript became the property of his nephew, Primate Andrzej Krzycki. A next owner, Jan Zamoyski, offered the manuscript to the library of the Zamoyski Academy. It was transferred to the Library of the Zamoyski Estate at the beginning of the 19th century. In 1944 it was taken from Warsaw to Goerbitsch by the Germans. From there, the Russians transported it to Moscow. It returned to the National Library of Poland in 1947. Since May 2024, the manuscript has been exhibited at a permanent exhibition in the Palace of the Commonwealth in Warsaw.