The contribution aims to confirm the existence of an active scriptorium connected with the cathed... more The contribution aims to confirm the existence of an active scriptorium connected with the cathedral of San Zeno in Pistoia during the late eleventh and early twelfth centuries and to investigate the role of notaries that collaborated with the chapter; some of them not only drew up documents for the cathedral but also wrote manuscripts for the cathedral’s library. The palaeographic similarities between the hands of these notaries suggest that, inside the cathedral, there was a school that served to train notaries and scribes.
The contribution aims to confirm the existence of an active scriptorium connected with the cathed... more The contribution aims to confirm the existence of an active scriptorium connected with the cathedral of San Zeno in Pistoia during the late eleventh and early twelfth centuries and to investigate the role of notaries that collaborated with the chapter; some of them not only drew up documents for the cathedral but also wrote manuscripts for the cathedral’s library. The palaeographic similarities between the hands of these notaries suggest that, inside the cathedral, there was a school that served to train notaries and scribes.
Il volume presentato e gli altri della serie relativi alla Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firen... more Il volume presentato e gli altri della serie relativi alla Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze sono offerti con il 30% di sconto: I manoscritti datati della Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze. IV. Fondo Magliabechiano (€ 87,50 anziché € 125,00) I manoscritti datati della Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze. III. Fondi Banco Rari, Landau Finaly, Landau Muzzioli, Nuove Accessioni Palatino Baldovinetti, Palatino Capponi, Palatino Panciatichiano, Tordi (€ 116,90 anziché € 167,00)
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them not only drew up documents for the cathedral but also wrote manuscripts for the cathedral’s library. The palaeographic similarities between the hands of these notaries
suggest that, inside the cathedral, there was a school that served to train notaries and scribes.
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them not only drew up documents for the cathedral but also wrote manuscripts for the cathedral’s library. The palaeographic similarities between the hands of these notaries
suggest that, inside the cathedral, there was a school that served to train notaries and scribes.