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Manservigi, Flavia <1986>. "Analisi paleografica delle carte private bolognesi del XII secolo (1100 - 1164)." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6375/1/Analisi_paleografica_delle_carte_private_bolognesi_del_XII_secolo_%281100_-_1164%29.pdf.
Full textThe aim of this study is the palaeographical analysis of the Bolognese notary’s writing system in the 12th century (from 1100 to 1164); the research has been based on 730 unpublished documents.This work is related to the critical edition project about the Carte bolognesi del secolo XII, in progress at the University of Bologna (sector of Palaeography and Diplomatics).The documents have been studied from a technical point of view, in order to analyze the graphic customs of each notary, with particular attention to the abbreviation system (so to provide an amount of data that will be useful for the edition). In this way has been realized a sort of database of the different writings, organized on the base of each notary and in a chronological order. The documents have been analyzed also in their synchronic and diachronic point of view, and the notary’s writing systems has been compared each other, in order to verify the existence of “graphical relationships”, which allowed to identify groups with similar writing habits.The analysis of the data allowed to examine in depth the developments of the Carolingian minuscule writing system in Bologna, and to observe the organization and the learning methods of the notary. It was also possible to find out in which way the Carolingian minuscule, which had been introduced by some innovator notaries, like Angelo and Bonando, diffused from the city to the contado: it was a gradual and slow diffusion indeed, where, next to mature shapes, near to the Blackletter system, persisted archaic and not fully developed shapes.The results of this study confirm that the process of renovation of the notary corporation was later than Irnerius’ action, and was probably a consequence of direct and documented relationships among Irnerius himself and some of the most innovative personalities of Bologna notary group.
Manservigi, Flavia <1986>. "Analisi paleografica delle carte private bolognesi del XII secolo (1100 - 1164)." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6375/.
Full textThe aim of this study is the palaeographical analysis of the Bolognese notary’s writing system in the 12th century (from 1100 to 1164); the research has been based on 730 unpublished documents.This work is related to the critical edition project about the Carte bolognesi del secolo XII, in progress at the University of Bologna (sector of Palaeography and Diplomatics).The documents have been studied from a technical point of view, in order to analyze the graphic customs of each notary, with particular attention to the abbreviation system (so to provide an amount of data that will be useful for the edition). In this way has been realized a sort of database of the different writings, organized on the base of each notary and in a chronological order. The documents have been analyzed also in their synchronic and diachronic point of view, and the notary’s writing systems has been compared each other, in order to verify the existence of “graphical relationships”, which allowed to identify groups with similar writing habits.The analysis of the data allowed to examine in depth the developments of the Carolingian minuscule writing system in Bologna, and to observe the organization and the learning methods of the notary. It was also possible to find out in which way the Carolingian minuscule, which had been introduced by some innovator notaries, like Angelo and Bonando, diffused from the city to the contado: it was a gradual and slow diffusion indeed, where, next to mature shapes, near to the Blackletter system, persisted archaic and not fully developed shapes.The results of this study confirm that the process of renovation of the notary corporation was later than Irnerius’ action, and was probably a consequence of direct and documented relationships among Irnerius himself and some of the most innovative personalities of Bologna notary group.
Mezzetti, Melania <1980>. "Formulari notarili bolognesi del secolo XII (1100-1165 ca.)." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/1824/1/Mezzetti_Melania_Formulari_notarili_bolognesi_del_secolo_XII_%281100-11065_ca%29.pdf.
Full textMezzetti, Melania <1980>. "Formulari notarili bolognesi del secolo XII (1100-1165 ca.)." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/1824/.
Full textModesti, Maddalena <1976>. "La cultura a Bologna nel secolo XI: scrittura di codici e scuola vescovile." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/1878/1/Modesti_Maddalena_La_cultura_a_Bologna_nel_secolo_XI_scrittura_di_codici_e_scuola_vescovile.pdf.
Full textModesti, Maddalena <1976>. "La cultura a Bologna nel secolo XI: scrittura di codici e scuola vescovile." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2009. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/1878/.
Full textZuffrano, Annafelicia <1984>. "I regesti delle carte bolognesi dei secc. X-XII trascritti nei cartulari ecclesiastici del XVII-XVIII secolo. Edizione critica." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6553/1/A._Zuffrano.pdf.
Full textThe research aim is the critical edition of three thousand regesta of documents coming from the area of Bologna, dated between the 10th and the 12th century. The documents were copied between the 17th and the 18th century in eleven ecclesiastical cartularies, preserved at the State Archive of Bologna. This work is related to the critical edition project about the Carte bolognesi del secolo XII, in progress at the University of Bologna (sector of Palaeography and Diplomatics). The research wants to be a support to this project and a completion to the already published documents; cartularies are often the only trace of a historical memory otherwise lost, since they offer copies of documents lacking of their original form or in a bad state of conservation. The examined registers belong to the Napoleonic period, when the great part of the ecclesiastical bodies was suppressed and their goods were confiscated by the State; they reflect, thus, the condition of the main ecclesiastical city archives of the first centuries of the Bolognese Middle Age. The research is divided into a first part, whose aim is the historical and diplomatics definition of the cartularies: today they are no more considered like mere documents’ binders, but like structured sources collections casting light on important aspects of the body that produced them. The analysis of their production context allows understanding better their purposes and their juridical value. Furthermore, part of the research concerns the analysis of the reasons that led the Bolognese ecclesiastical bodies to the writing of cartularies: for this reason has been studied the 16th – 17th centuries ecclesiastical legislation concerning the documents’ preservation and the relationship between legislation and the archival procedure. Finally, it was realized the real critical edition of the regesta, with the description of the main characters of each cartulary.
Zuffrano, Annafelicia <1984>. "I regesti delle carte bolognesi dei secc. X-XII trascritti nei cartulari ecclesiastici del XVII-XVIII secolo. Edizione critica." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2014. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/6553/.
Full textThe research aim is the critical edition of three thousand regesta of documents coming from the area of Bologna, dated between the 10th and the 12th century. The documents were copied between the 17th and the 18th century in eleven ecclesiastical cartularies, preserved at the State Archive of Bologna. This work is related to the critical edition project about the Carte bolognesi del secolo XII, in progress at the University of Bologna (sector of Palaeography and Diplomatics). The research wants to be a support to this project and a completion to the already published documents; cartularies are often the only trace of a historical memory otherwise lost, since they offer copies of documents lacking of their original form or in a bad state of conservation. The examined registers belong to the Napoleonic period, when the great part of the ecclesiastical bodies was suppressed and their goods were confiscated by the State; they reflect, thus, the condition of the main ecclesiastical city archives of the first centuries of the Bolognese Middle Age. The research is divided into a first part, whose aim is the historical and diplomatics definition of the cartularies: today they are no more considered like mere documents’ binders, but like structured sources collections casting light on important aspects of the body that produced them. The analysis of their production context allows understanding better their purposes and their juridical value. Furthermore, part of the research concerns the analysis of the reasons that led the Bolognese ecclesiastical bodies to the writing of cartularies: for this reason has been studied the 16th – 17th centuries ecclesiastical legislation concerning the documents’ preservation and the relationship between legislation and the archival procedure. Finally, it was realized the real critical edition of the regesta, with the description of the main characters of each cartulary.
Peroni, Alessandra <1984>. "I graffiti del Palazzo Pubblico come fonti per la storia sociale e politica di Siena tra il XV e il XVI secolo." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2020. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/9278/1/Peroni_Alessandra_Tesi.pdf.
Full textThe main focus of this study is the collection and analysis of about 400 graffiti located in the rooms of the noble floor of the Sienese Palazzo Pubblico, with particular regard to the XV/XVI centuries. The content of the above-mentioned inscriptions, which are divided into alphanumeric and figurative ones, is mainly related to the history of the governments of those times, as proved by contemporary chronicles and records. The research has thus highlighted the importance of this almost unknown evidence within the complex political scene in Siena, starting from the establishment of the popular regime until the fall of the Republic in 1555. In-depth studies conducted on some of the most significant examples have led to fundamental acknowledgements, in the first place the graffito that was probably executed by Jacopo della Quercia and thanks to which it was possible to redifine the construction time frame of the Fonte Gaia in Piazza del Campo.
Napoletano, Roberta <1991>. "Sopravvivenze d'inchiostro. Catalogo dei frammenti manoscritti di riuso dell'Archivio Generale Arcivescovile di Bologna. Parrocchie Soppresse della Città." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/9966/1/Tesi%20dottorato_Napoletano%20Roberta%20%20.pdf.
Full textThe aim of this doctoral thesis is to catalogue 120 latin manuscript fragments rediscovered in the fund "Parrocchie soppresse della città" of the Archiepiscopal Archive of Bologna. These are parchment fragments from ancient codices and documents that have been abandoned for various reasons, reused as poor bookbinding material for the packaging of modern parish registers. The fragments, that are still in situ, represent a rich and varied mutilated manuscript heritage totally unknown and unpublished, made accessible for the first time precisely by this catalogue. At the beginning of the catalog there is a large section dedicated to outlining the state of the studies and research guidelines undertaken to propose solutions to the peculiar problems connected with the cataloging of mutile manuscripts: a debate which, however, has taken into consideration, almost exclusively, fragments coming only from books. Therefore, it was deemed necessary to emphasize the issues raised by the description of the documentary fragments, extremely frequent among the textual typologies reused. This consideration appears very appropriated, especially in a research landscape that aims to look at large fragmentary corpora with an interdisciplinary approach, which also makes use of the new tools offered by digital humanities. In order to demonstrate the heterogeneity of the sources found, which cover a period from the end of the 11th century to the beginning of the 18th century, we propose two case studies: the paleographic and textual analysis of a fragment of Boccaccio's De mulieribus claris and of a twelfth century Passio of S. Giuliana. Finally, the realization of this project was accompanied by a parallel census of the disiecta membra within other funds of the Archiepiscopal General Archives of Bologna, an operation which, despite being still in process, has already brought to light almost 600 completely new fragments.