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Regesta of the Parchments from the Collection of the Fanfogna Garagnin Family Kept in the City Museum of Trogir (First Part – Parchments of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries)
Jakov Stipišić
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In this article there are published the regesta of the parchments from the family archive of the Fanfogna Garagnin family, which are now kept in the City Museum of Trogir. This collection and consequently the division of material in this article are, for greater ease of survey, made in three groups.
The first and the greatest group consists of parchments dating from the thirteenth to the eighteenth century, which are than divided into subgroups according to the respective century and ordered chronologically. Most of these documents were written in the notarial chanceries of Zadar, but many of them came from the chanceries of Venice (ducali), Ancona, Split, Šibenik, Trogir, Hvar, Nin, Skradin and Pag, with a few documents from Rome or Padua. The oldest and most numerous are the documents which contain typical notarial documents containing contracts on selling and buying landed property, judicial suits, auctions, last wills, grants, procurations, receipts, contracts on dowries, appointing of executors of wills, contracts on selling salt-pans and so on. All these notarial deeds give a wide spectrum of data regarding everyday life, trade, judicial practice, microtoponymy and social relations, and in them the main actors are usually ordinary people, with only a few famous personalities. However, in a lot of these deeds the main actors were ecclesiastical persons, members of both of the regular and the secular clergy, including members of the ecclesiastical hierarchy (bishops and archbishops).
The second group consists of only five documents. Three of them, written on paper, are of a completely private character and relate to Anthony Fanfogna and the Garagnin brothers. One document is written in a Cyrillic script of the so-called western type (bosančica) and speaks of the sale of some land in the village of Zastina in Poljica, while the last document is written in German.
The third and last group mostly consists of papal bulls issued by different popes from Pope Paul V to Pope Pius VI. These are mostly documents regarding the ecclesiastical career of Archbishop John Lucas Garagnin of Split. They are written in a peculiar type of chancery script, the so-called bollatica, and this is one of the greatest collections of charters written in that script extant in Croatian archives.
In this volume of Zbornik there is published the first part of this article, containing the regesta of the parchments dating to the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, while the regesta of the rest of the parchments and of the two remaining groups of documents will be published in the following issue.
Ključne riječi
Dalmatia; Trogir; the Middle Ages; historical sources; regesta
Hrčak ID:
9400
URI
Datum izdavanja:
1.3.2003.
Posjeta: 2.444 *