The spoils of the Pope and the pirates, 1357
the complete legal dossier from the Vatican Archives
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Author
Contributions
- Ames Foundation - Contributor
Publication
2014 - Ames Foundation, Cambridge, MA, Massachusetts
Language
Latin
Word Count
85,750 words, Guess
Page Count
343 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101941232019
- ISBN-101941232000
- ISBN-139781941232019
- ISBN-139781941232002
- Library of Congress Control Number2014934095
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number875292889
- Open LibraryOL43096315M
Classifications
- DDC282/.09023
- LCCBX1300 .S66 2014
Description
The work edited here tells a remarkable story about papal treasure and pirates. Over the course of almost fifty years, the editors have pieced together from the vast archive of the Avignonese papacy fifty-four documents that tell the story and provide remarkabkle insights into how the most extensive of medieval bureaucracies worked. The documents are edited in full in Latin, accompanied by English summaries. The editors have provided a brief introduction that tells the story more fully and gives guidance as to the many types of money that appear in the documents and to the different series of Vatican archives that they have used. There is a bibliography, an extensive index of persons and places, an index of topics, and a glossary. The work will be of interest to students of the medieval papacy, to students of medieval commerce and money, to students of the medieval Mediterranean society and language, and to anyone who likes to piece together a good story from bureaucratic documents.--Publisher.
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Series Statement
- Publications of the Ames Foundation
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