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Tivoli nel basso medioevo. Società cittadina ed economia agraria.
Roma, Istituto Palazzo Borromini, 1988. Fort In-8° br., XII-629 pp., qq. fig., dont cartes dépliantes, graphiques, tabl. 1988
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Il nepotismo nel medioevo. Papi, cardinali e famiglie nobili. La corte dei papi 4.
Roma, Viella 1999, 210x140mm, 233pagine, in brossura. Copia in condizioni nuove.
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Baroni di Roma. Dominazioni signorili e lignaggi aristocratici nel duecento e nel primo tecento. Collana Nuovi Studi Storici - 23.
Roma, Istituto Storico Italiano per il Medio Evo 1993, 255x180mm, 495pagine, in brossura. Pagine non tagliate. Ottimo stato.
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La mobilità sociale nel Mediovo italiano. 2. Il mondo ecclesiastico (secoli XII-XV).
Roma, Viella 2017, 210x150mm, 429pagine, in brossura. Exemplaire à l'état de neuf.
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Building and Conflict in Southern Europe (1000?1300)
, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2026 Hardback,Pages: 448 pag, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:44 b/w, 10 col., 2 maps b/w, 1 maps color Language(s):English, Italian, French *new. ISBN 9782503605449.
Summary The four-volume sub-series ?Petrifying Wealth? explores the sudden ubiquity of masonry construction between 1050 and 1300 in Southern Europe and its profound effect on the European landscape. New questions about wealth, society, and medieval building are explored, which highlight the link between construction in durable materials and the shaping of individual, collective, and territorial identities: the birth of a new, long-lasting panorama, epitomising the way we see the space and territory of Europe today. In the central Middle Ages, when the roots of power and social identities were defined with new force and, first and foremost, at the local level, conflict became one of the most important factors that drove the building of durable constructions. Buildings and conflicts were linked more closely than before. This third volume in the ?Petrifying Wealth? series explores the material and symbolic importance that buildings played in the context of clashes of various kinds: between bishops and city communities; between people marked by different religious affiliations; between lords; between lords and subjects; between different visions of the ecclesiastical hierarchy; between sovereigns, city communities, and the nobility; and between families and members of the same kinship. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface SANDRO CAROCCI and FEDERICO DEL TREDICI Part I. Churches and Conflicts Rhetoric of Destruction and Landscapes of Conflict: Reflections on Building in León-Castile (Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries) ANA RODRIGUEZ Fortifications et conflits ?grégoriens? en France méridionale (XIe?XIIIe siècles): Enjeux monumentaux ou territoriaux ? FLORIAN MAZEL Il conflitto fra vescovo e comune a Genova: Costruzioni, demolizioni, spostamenti dei palazzi del potere AURORA CAGNANA Walled Choir Screens as a Side Effect of Church Reform (Eleventh?Thirteenth Centuries) FABIO SCIREA Patterns of Conquest: The Fate of the Friday Mosque in Medieval Narratives on the Conquest of al-Andalus (Eleventh?Thirteenth Centuries) MARISA BUENO SÁNCHEZ Part II. Authorities against Buildings Building and Destroying Castles: Imperial Action in Italy in the Twelfth Century LUIGI PROVERO The Practice of Deliberate Destruction in Medieval Italy: Materiality, Skills, and Participation in the Archaeological and Textual Sources GIULIA BELLATO ?Cum prius de lignamine castrum fecissent, modo fecerunt de muro?: The Destruction of Rural Fortresses and its Political Significance in Northern Italy During the Age of Communes (Twelfth?Thirteenth Centuries) MADDALENA MOGLIA Part III. The Rural World Conflictos rurales y edificios: la Meseta del Duero (siglos XI-XIII) IÑAKI MARTÍN VISO La coseigneurie pétrifiée dans le sud du royaume de France (XIIe?XIIIe siècle) HELENE DEBAX Qui levat castellum levat rovellum: Castles as Foci of Local Conflict in Central-Northern Italy (c. 1050?c. 1200) ALESSIO FIORE La destrucción de edificios en torno a conflictos en el territorio leonés durante la primera mitad del siglo XII GEMA MANCEBO GONZÁLEZ Nobles y espacios del condado de Barcelona en el siglo XI: Revisitando a Mir Geribert ROSA LLUCH BRAMON Castles and the Affirmation of Aristocratic Power in Twelfth Century Catalonia: The Case of the Cabrera Lineage ALEJANDRO MARTÍNEZ GIRALT The Houses of Knights: Milites, Buildings and Conflicts in Rural Areas (Eleventh to Thirteenth Centuries) FEDERICO DEL TREDICI Part IV. The Cities Nobility, Conflicts, and Buildings in Italian Cities (c. 1050?1300) SANDRO CAROCCI La regolamentazione del conflitto attraverso la normativa statutaria sugli edifici FEDERICO LATTANZIO Comunità, edifici e conflitti nelle città tra Provenza e Linguadoca SIMONE BALOSSINO *** Conclusions SANDRO CAROCCI and FEDERICO DEL TREDICI
Building and Economic Growth in Southern Europe (1050-1300)
, Brepols, 2024 Hardback, 268 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:11 b/w, 5 col., Language(s):English, Spanish, Italian. ISBN 9782503605418.
Summary The four-volume sub-series 'Petrifying Wealth' explores the sudden ubiquity of masonry construction between 1050 and 1300 in Southern Europe and its profound effect on the European landscape. New questions about wealth, society, and medieval building are explored, which highlight the link between construction in durable materials and the shaping of individual, collective, and territorial identities: the birth of a new, long-lasting panorama, epitomising the way we see the space and territory of Europe nowadays. Volume 2 of the 'Petrifying Wealth' series focuses on economic growth in Southern Europe between 1050 and 1300, discussing investments on buildings connected with production and trade. It examines buildings that served a primarily economic purpose, in various aspects: agricultural activity and the conservation and processing of its products, crafts, and exchanges and their material infrastructures. The growth in this period resulted in a multiplication of material structures closely linked with economic activity, such as mills, barns, canals, workshops, and arsenals. Focusing on the dynamics connected with these buildings thus offers a vantage point to better understand the contexts and characteristics of the 'economic take-off' in Southern Europe in this period. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Building Economic Growth in Southern Europe ALESSIO FIORE Part I. Farming Storing for the Economy? Landed Estates and their Buildings in Northern and Central Italy, Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries LORENZO TABARRINI El mansus de la Cataluña Vieja medieval. La implantación de un señorío constructivo VICTOR FARÍAS ZURITA Reflections on the Archaeology of Cereal Storage in Medieval Italy GIOVANNA BIANCHI Extrahere cequiam: Irrigation Canal Building and Agricultural Hydraulics in the Crown of Aragon (1170-1300) JOSEP TORRÓ Canal-Digging in the Age of Economic Expansion (Northern Italy, Eleventh-Thirteenth Centuries) FABRIZIO PAGNONI Part II. Manufacturing La expansión de la molinería hidráulica en Cataluña (siglos XI-XIII): acerca de la construcción de molinos y sus promotores JORDI MORELLÓ BAGET Productive Buildings and Economic Growth: Iron-Working in Central and Northern Italy (Eleventh-Thirteenth Centuries) ELENA MARIA CORTESE Building for the Market: Residential Real Estate in Medieval Italy (c. 1070-1250) ALESSIO FIORE Part III. Connecting Petrified Nodes: Bridges and Economic Growth (Tuscany, 1050-1200) PAOLO TOMEI Porti, cantieri e arsenali PINUCCIA F. SIMBULA *** Conclusions SANDRO CAROCCI Index
