Doorkeepers, the chamberlain and petitioning at the papal court, c.1150–1200.
Abstract: This article looks at the ‘second rank’ of courtiers at the papal curia. The doorkeepers (hostiarii) were part of the pope's personal household, subordinate to the papal chamberlain, but they played a significant role in curial administration: a clear division between ‘private’ household a...
| Publicado en: | Historical Research Vol. 91; no. 253; pp. 409 - 426 |
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Oxford University Press / USA
Aug2018
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