The archive preserves the history of Villa di Chiesa from the Catalan-Aragonese, Spanish and Savoy periods.
The documents begin with Il Breve di Villa di Chiesa, a book of laws dating back to 1327.
Written on parchment (possibly mutton), only a few pages are missing.
Its text, in Gothic script, was written in the Pisan dialect.
The book was the result of a process of legislative drafting which began during Donoratico rule and ended with Aragon dominion.
The definitive version, in four books, dates back to the period of direct rule by Pisa.
The archive preserves the history of Villa di Chiesa from the Catalan-Aragonese, Spanish and Savoy periods. The documents begin with Il Breve di Villa di Chiesa, a book of laws dating back to 1327. Written on parchment (possibly mutton), only a few pages are missing. Its text, in Gothic script, was written in the Pisan dialect. The book was the result of a process of legislative drafting which began during Donoratico rule and ended with Aragon dominion. The definitive version, in four books, dates back to the period of direct rule by Pisa.
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