Vol. 11 No. 1 (2010)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/1593-2214/2010/1

Published: 2010-06-15

Discussions

Florence and the Florentine State in the 14th and 15th centuries

Gian Maria Varanini

3-11
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Topical Discussions

Franciscan and the power. About a book of Paolo Evangelisti

Laura Gaffuri (a cura di)

13-42
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Introduction

Laura Gaffuri

15-19
- PDF (Italiano)
A new approach to Franciscan political thought

Roberto Lambertini

21-25
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The reformer, the prince, and the infidel, between Aragon and Silesia (XIV-XV Centuries)

Ludovic Viallet

27-42
- PDF (Français (France))

Essays

Early municipal revenue regulations: Fodrum, tax assessment, and loans in Bergamo between the late 12th and the mid 13th century

Paolo Gabriele Nobili

45-78
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Late Medieval Hospital Reforms and the Canon Law

Thomas Frank

79-118
- PDF (Deutsch)

Essayes in Monographic Section

Monastic civilisation and reforms. New studies and innovative perspectives at the daylight for the 21st century

Glauco Maria Cantarella (a cura di)

119-348
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Preface. The reasons for a choice: the matching of two research symposia, or of ambiguity

Glauco Maria Cantarella

121-122
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Amicitia and monasticism: sources, history, problems (Fonte Avellana, 29-30 August 2009)

Glauco Maria Cantarella (a cura di)

123-229
Amicitia monastica. Introductory remarks

Nicolangelo D'Acunto

123-129
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«Gemelli cultores»: hagiographic couples in the 6th-century Latin literature

Edoardo Ferrarini

131-147
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«O utinam anima mea esset in corpore tuo!». Pier Damiani, monastic friendship and the reform

Umberto Longo

149-162
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Friendship in The Camaldolese and Vallombrosana tradition

Pierluigi Licciardello

163-197
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The friendship in the writings of Aelred of Rievaulx. A punctiform knowledge

Lorenzo Braca

199-222
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On the Margins. Minimal thoughts

Glauco Maria Cantarella

223-229
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New researches on Peter Damian and the 11th century: assessments and perspectives (Bologna, 22 January 2010)

Glauco Maria Cantarella (a cura di)

231-348
A new questionnaire of the 11th century?

Glauco Maria Cantarella

231-245
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Changes. History of a recent history

Nicolangelo D'Acunto

247-257
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Experience of reform in Fonte Avellana and his relationship with the monastic world

Umberto Longo

259-270
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A monk which celebrates, prays, teaches, corrects. The poetry of St. Peter Damian

Ugo Facchini

271-282
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Petrus Damiani, Romuald, and We. Considerations of a Camaldolese dealing with his auctores

Lorenzo Saraceno

283-308
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Ecclesiological thought of Peter Damiani. For a possible interpretation of syntesis

Lorenzo Paolini

309-320
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The Land of Romuald and Peter Damiani

Tommaso di Carpegna Falconieri

321-332
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A not much studied Doctor of the Church... Comprehensive and provisional balance

Krzysztof Skwierczyński

333-348
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Materials and Notes

Testamentary sources in Bergamo during the second half of the XII century

Maria Teresa Brolis, Andrea Zonca

351-405
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Profile of Edoardo Ruffini

Gianmarco De Angelis

407-416
- PDF (Italiano)
Church organization in the countryside

Emanuele Curzel

417-435
- HTML (Italiano)
- PDF (Italiano)
Jews in Middle Ages

Alessandra Veronese

437-473
- HTML (Italiano)
- PDF (Italiano)
Credit, usury and interest loans

Nicola Lorenzo Barile

475-505
- HTML (Italiano)
- PDF (Italiano)

Interviews

Interview with Karol Modzelewski

Paola Guglielmotti, Gian Maria Varanini

509-579
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Reviews

Doctoral theses on line

Tiziana Lazzari

583-584
- PDF (Italiano)

Catalogue

PhD Dissertations

Redazione Reti Medievali (a cura di)

585-606
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Online resources

Redazione Reti Medievali (a cura di)

607
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Whole Issue

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Redazione Reti Medievali (a cura di)

I-VI; 1-637
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