Statuti Della Università E Studio Fiorentino Dell'anno Mccclxxxvii Seguiti Da Un'appendice Di Documenti Dall Mcccxx Al Mcccclxxii, Volume 7, Page 1...

Statuti Della Universit? E Studio Fiorentino Dell'anno Mccclxxxvii Seguiti Da Un'appendice Di Documenti Dall Mcccxx Al Mcccclxxii, Volume 7 offers a detailed examination of the statutes of the University of Florence in 1387, supplemented by a collection of documents spanning from 1320 to 1472. Authored by Universit? di Firenze and Carlo Morelli, this historical work provides invaluable insights into the legal and administrative frameworks governing one of Italy's prominent educational institutions during the late medieval and early Renaissance periods.

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