Codice Diplomatico Istriano (5 Volumi)

Giuseppe Vasi
Editalia

AA.VV.
Intesa SanPaolo-Electa

s.a.
Edizioni la Quercia

Santo Monti
Premiata Tipografia Editrice Ostinelli

Laurence Gérard-Marchant
Sismel Edizioni Del Galluzzo

"In 1343 the City of Florence produced a document, the so-called Prammatica delle vesti delle donne fiorentine, which made the sumptuary laws more stringent. Consequently, wealthy women were required to send personal garments that fell within the prohibited types to four municipal commissions charged with making detailed descriptions of each garment for the purposes of inventory. Three of these registries have come down to us and make up the Prammatica, edited here after exhaustive work on a manuscript rendered almost illegible by its various misadventures through the centuries and of which all trace had been lost until recently. Through this document, we now have access to the wardrobes of approximately 2,400 Florentine women (married and single) with over 6,000 dresses carefully described by type, fabric, colour, and design: a fantastical and multi-coloured world opens up before the reader's eyes, a world enriched by hints of faraway places. Further, a long list of women's jewels has been inventoried, along with important examples of male extravagance, also included in the 1343 legislation. The volume includes a number of Introductory Essays (Saggi introduttivi), which place the 1343 regulations within the context of Florentine sumptuary legislation and examine both the inventory methods as well as the archival fortunes of the manuscript. An exhaustive Glossary, with detailed Indices of terms and persons (Indici dei termini e delle persone), makes this extraordinary medieval document available to a variety of research and enquiry."--T.p. verso.

Giuseppe Galluppi
Forni editore

Carlo Dionisotti
Roux Frassati e Co Editori

Marc'Antonio Dal Re
Edizioni Il Polifilo

Armando F. Verde
Memorie domenicane

Francesco Podestà
Editore E. Spiotti

Alvise Zorzi, Paolo Marton
Magnus Edizioni

Nino Basile
Vittorietti editore