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Leggi Sui Maestri Comacini Promulgate Dal Re Liutprando Con Altri Documenti Tratti Dal Quarto Volume Del Codice Diplomatico Longobardo... presents a historical analysis of the laws concerning the Comacine Masters promulgated by King Liutprand. This work, authored by Carlo Troya, draws from the fourth volume of the Lombard Diplomatic Code to explore the legal and social context of these master builders during the Lombard period in Italy.
The book provides insight into the regulations governing the Comacine Masters, a medieval guild renowned for their expertise in architecture and construction. It sheds light on the legal framework established by King Liutprand and its impact on the organization and activities of these skilled artisans. This historical document is invaluable for scholars and researchers interested in medieval Italian history, legal history, and the history of architecture.
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