Recognising Cartulary Studies Thirty Years after Les cartularies by Joanna Tucker

Subjects: Get full text

Protocartularies: on the origins of the cartulary genre in Castile by David Peterson

Get full text

Introduction: New Perspectives after Thirty Years of Cartulary Studies by Leticia Agúndez San Miguel, Francesca Tinti

Get full text

I cartulari duecenteschi dei vescovi di Città di Castello by Cristina Carbonetti Vendittelli

Subjects: “…cartulari medievali…”
Get full text

Interpreting Monastic Cartularies in Northwest Europe, 900-1200: Thirty Years of Scholarship by Robert Berkhofer

Subjects: “…cartularies…”
Get full text

The Bullary as a New Type of Cartulary: The Example of Becerro III of San Millán de la Cogolla by Leticia Agúndez San Miguel

Subjects: “…cartularies…”
Get full text

Le travail de Gaignières sur les archives du Val Notre-Dame. Une porte d’entrée sur un chartrier bien conservé by Marlène Helias-Baron

Subjects: Get full text

A presúria de “Uilla Coua” e as origens do Mosteiro de Lorvão by Manuel Luís Real

“…Taking documents 19 and 47 as a starting point, other information from Lorvão’s cartulary is analysed, as well as certain silences and falsified data. …”
Get full text

Les bâtiments de l’abbaye de Cîteaux : bilan et nouvelles données issues des sources comptables, xiie-xve siècle by Coraline Rey

“…Then we evoke the new information brought by our rereading of sources usually little studied, such as the account books, the catalogue of manuscripts drawn up in 1480-1482 or the prefaces of cartulary. We concentrate our remarks mainly on the cloister squares, highlighting in particular the four repositories of documents and objects : the armarium, the sacristy, the treasury and the archives.…”
Get full text

L’abbaye de Lisle-en-Barrois (Meuse) : opportunités et contraintes spatiales d’un temporel cistercien frontalier by Christophe Wissenberg

“…Although Lisle-en-Barrois abbey, a former short-lived canonical foundation, now profits by an edition of its 12th century charters, its spatial approach gaps have led to a re-examination of the corpus and, above all, its extension to the entire voluminous cartulary. By focusing on the content of the titles – primary source of information – and cross-referencing it with environment and available cartographic sources, the toponymic survey has made it possible to reduce the unknowns to a negligible proportion, a necessary condition for the spatio-temporal analysis that is the subject of this research. …”
Get full text

L’apport des copies de Gaignières à la connaissance des archives de l’abbaye de Longpont by Benoît-Michel Tock

“…But it is a complex task, given the almost total absence of originals, and the fact that only very partial cartularies exist. Fortunately, we have the copying and analysis work carried out by Gaignières: around a quarter of the acts are known to us only through him, which shows just how valuable his contribution is. …”
Get full text