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Collectio Avellana and the Development of Notarial Practices in Late Antiquity
Testa, Rita Lizzi (EDT); Marconi, Giulia (EDT); Giomma, Alessandra (CON)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The essays collected in the volume study the competences and status of Late Antique notaries, who from simple stenographers acquired responsibilities and growing importance within the Imperial Court and in the Papal chancellery, being charged with drawing up the Acts of the consistorium and…the ecclesiastical councils, to preserve and often deliver sensitive documents from Rome to Constantinople. The analysis of their multiple activities, and the functions they had in the imperial and episcopal archives, as well as in the libraries of the great Roman domus allows to verify also some new hypotheses on the compiler and on the editing of the Collectio Avellana. Since in the Middle Ages the collection was transcribed into two main manuscripts, preserved in Santa Croce di Fonte Avellana, the essays also try to understand what role the founder of the Monastery, San Pier Damiani, played in preserving this collection. On the basis of the famous but elusive Collectio Avellana, this volume traces the evolving status and roles of 'notaries' in Late Antiquity, adding an exciting new chapter to the history of information management and technologies Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Collectio Avellana and the Development of Notarial Practices in Late Antiquity
Testa, Rita Lizzi (EDT); Marconi, Giulia (EDT); Giomma, Alessandra (CON)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The essays collected in the volume study the competences and status of Late Antique notaries, who from simple stenographers acquired responsibilities and growing importance within the Imperial Court and in the Papal chancellery, being charged with drawing up the Acts of the consistorium and…the ecclesiastical councils, to preserve and often deliver sensitive documents from Rome to Constantinople. The analysis of their multiple activities, and the functions they had in the imperial and episcopal archives, as well as in the libraries of the great Roman domus allows to verify also some new hypotheses on the compiler and on the editing of the Collectio Avellana. Since in the Middle Ages the collection was transcribed into two main manuscripts, preserved in Santa Croce di Fonte Avellana, the essays also try to understand what role the founder of the Monastery, San Pier Damiani, played in preserving this collection. On the basis of the famous but elusive Collectio Avellana, this volume traces the evolving status and roles of 'notaries' in Late Antiquity, adding an exciting new chapter to the history of information management and technologies Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.