Ut vidimus in Marchia : divagazioni su Cino da Pistoia e il suo soggiorno nelle Marche.

Door: Falaschi, Pier Luigi.

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• Uitgever: [Napoli] : Jovene, 1987. Paperback. 212 pp. 24 cm. (Pubblicazioni della Facoltà di giurisprudenza della Università di Camerino, 32). Italian text. Conditie: goed
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• Extra informatie: - Study on the the presumed stay of the jurist and poet Cino da Pistoia (1270-1336) in the Marche region of Italy, particularly during his involvement with the local legal and political institutions in the 14th century. Cino da Pistoia’s career was deeply intertwined with the papal administration and with his superior, Amelio da Lautrec. When Cino was appointed as a collaterale (a kind of judicial assistant or advisor) to Amelio da Lautrec during his tenure as Rector of the Marche, he became involved in the legal and political affairs of the region. The first chapter addresses Cino’s legal philosophy concerning the legitimacy of institutions of study, particularly in peripheral regions like the Marche, where even castles established law schools. It discusses Cino's direct knowledge of the region, his alleged stay with the da Varano family of Camerino, and the dangers of accepting false historical information. The second chapter analyzes the judicial structure of the Curia Rectoris during Cino’s time, particularly focusing on the role of the 'collaterale del rettore'. It traces how the figure of the collaterale disappeared in later Albornozian legislation, and how the assessor’s role might help reconstruct the original functions of the collaterale. The third and final chapter reconsiders key moments in Cino’s life and political trajectory, including his shift to the Guelph faction, During Cino’s career, Italy was deeply divided between the Guelphs (supporters of the Pope) and the Ghibellines (who supported the Holy Roman Emperor). Cino, being a Guelph, would have been closely aligned with papal interests, which often brought him into political and legal conflict with the Ghibellines, including the da Varano family, who were sometimes opposed to papal control.
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