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Falsi e Falsari. Storia della diplomatica e esegesi dei documenti

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2009 Italy Italian Publisher:Fondazione Civiltà bresciana
Authors: Archetti, Gabriele;

handle: 10807/31009

Falsi e Falsari. Storia della diplomatica e esegesi dei documenti

Abstract

Si presenta il volume curato da Ezio Barbieri sulla storia della diplomatica e dell'uso documentario tra Medioevo ed Età Moderna.

It shows the volume edited by Ezio Barbieri on the history of diplomacy and the use of documentary Middle Ages and Modern Age.

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Medioevo, Documenti, Falsi, Forger, Falsari, Diplomatica, Middle Ages, Jean Mobillon, Diplomatics, Jean Mabillon (Benedictine monk and founder of palaeography and diplomatics), Fake, Documents

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