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Title: «An testis sciat in qua provincia sita sit civitas?» Città a giudizio: fonti processuali per un approccio multifocale di storia urbana
Other Titles: AN TESTIS SCIAT IN QUA PROVINCIA SITA SIT CIVITAS? CITY TO JUDGMENT: JUDICIAL SOURCES FOR A MULTIFOCAL APPROACH OF URBAN HISTORY
Authors: Nestola, Paola 
Keywords: Processi informativi per la nomina dei vescovi, viceregno di Napoli, storia urbana; Processes for the appointment of bishops, Viceroyalty of Naples, Urban History
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: Universidade Palermo
Project: FCT SFRH/BPD/62887/2009 
Serial title, monograph or event: Mediterranea- Ricerche Storiche
Volume: X
Issue: X
Place of publication or event: Palermo
Abstract: The proposal aims to consider a classical source of ecclesiastical historiography, used for several decades especially in studies on the Italian episcopacy. In fact, the processes for the appointment of bishops constitute a homogeneous corpus, which provides a range of information both on the prelate, as on the city and its diocesan territory. Preserved in the Archivio Segreto Vaticano, the source represents a particular ‘discourse on the city’, a real judgment articulated by several question marks that we intend to deliver in comparison other document. City to judgment, therefore, according to a geographically widespread, long-term, multi-focal, or a comparative approach to urban history. The itinerary of the proposal will focus on a particular diocesan system of fragmented viceroyalty of Naples in the early modern era (first half of XVII c.).
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10316/36839
ISSN: 1828-230X
Rights: openAccess
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