CELEBRATIONS AND EPITAPHS OF A MUNICIPAL TRADITION. REFLECTIONS ON THE FOURTEENTH-CENTURY VULGARIZATION AND SIXTEENTH-CENTURY PRINTING OF TUSCAN COMMUNAL STATUTES.
The article examines the meaning assumed by the printing of the municipal statutes during the sixteenth century in some of the main cities in the duchy and grand duchy, as well as other subregional states in Tuscany (the republic of Lucca and the signoria of Massa and Carrara). Aside from the impres...
| Publicado en: | Imago Temporis. Medium Aevum Vol. 18; pp. 309 - 333 |
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Consolidated Medieval Studies Research Group Space, Power & Culture
2024
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