Cette thèse vise à cerner au plus près l’activité professionnelle des notaires de l’Europe méridionale à la fin du Moyen Âge, dans la teneur concrète de ses multiples dimensions (actes privés, activité judiciaire, administrative etc.), dans ses fondements culturels, dans son organisation matérielle, dans ses liens avec les structures politiques et juridiques et dans la diversité des fonctions qu’elle a assumées selon les contextes et les sociétés. L’évolution de la profession à partir du XIVe siècle reste en effet largement méconnue, même en Italie où elle a été beaucoup étudiée, mais essentiellement pour les époques antérieures, alors même que les sources deviennent alors bien plus abondantes et précises et permettent de saisir les nuances...
Between 11th and 12th century, the notariate begins a fundamental transition. This mutation is alrea...
Uno studio dei meccanismi organizzativi e della mobilità sociale nelle professioni giuridiche dell'I...
Already in Norman times, the notary occupied a highly privileged position in Sicilian society, as ca...
The paper follows the development of the notary profession in Venice in the production of private de...
International audienceLaymen were the main clients of late medieval notaries. The study of two lay a...
From at least the twelfth century, amid the growth of commerce, towns, and universities, notaries ch...
ln the Middle Ages, notaries guaranteed contracts in northern France. Hence, notaries were central a...
Milano e Arezzo, due città apparentemente molto distanti, ma in realtà piuttosto simili in fatto di ...
What role did the notaries play in diplomacy during the Middle Ages? Naturally, the legal contracts ...
The legislative provisions on notaries issued by the Aragonese sovreigns intended to align the edito...
The spread of public notaries was a relevant phenomenon in thirteenth-century Europe. This article e...
Entre le XIe et le XIIe siècle, le notariat connait une transition fondamentale. Cette mutation est ...
In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, during the age of the communes and lordships, the notary...
The transformation of social, political and administrative models all along the Mediterranean medie...
Notaries of the Patriarchate of Aquileia: Men of the Institutions (2nd half of the 13th century). O...
Between 11th and 12th century, the notariate begins a fundamental transition. This mutation is alrea...
Uno studio dei meccanismi organizzativi e della mobilità sociale nelle professioni giuridiche dell'I...
Already in Norman times, the notary occupied a highly privileged position in Sicilian society, as ca...
The paper follows the development of the notary profession in Venice in the production of private de...
International audienceLaymen were the main clients of late medieval notaries. The study of two lay a...
From at least the twelfth century, amid the growth of commerce, towns, and universities, notaries ch...
ln the Middle Ages, notaries guaranteed contracts in northern France. Hence, notaries were central a...
Milano e Arezzo, due città apparentemente molto distanti, ma in realtà piuttosto simili in fatto di ...
What role did the notaries play in diplomacy during the Middle Ages? Naturally, the legal contracts ...
The legislative provisions on notaries issued by the Aragonese sovreigns intended to align the edito...
The spread of public notaries was a relevant phenomenon in thirteenth-century Europe. This article e...
Entre le XIe et le XIIe siècle, le notariat connait une transition fondamentale. Cette mutation est ...
In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, during the age of the communes and lordships, the notary...
The transformation of social, political and administrative models all along the Mediterranean medie...
Notaries of the Patriarchate of Aquileia: Men of the Institutions (2nd half of the 13th century). O...
Between 11th and 12th century, the notariate begins a fundamental transition. This mutation is alrea...
Uno studio dei meccanismi organizzativi e della mobilità sociale nelle professioni giuridiche dell'I...
Already in Norman times, the notary occupied a highly privileged position in Sicilian society, as ca...