Avant-propos

in Salemme, Timothy; Renault, Jean-Baptiste (Eds.) Conservation et réception des documents pontificaux par les Ordres religieux (XIe-XVe siècles). Actes du colloque internationa (in press)

Conservazione e ricezione dei documenti pontifici in Italia settentrionale: il caso del monastero cistercense di Chiaravalle Milanese (secoli XII-XVI)

in Salemme, Timothy; Renault, Jean-Baptiste (Eds.) Conservation et réception des documents pontificaux par les Ordres religieux (XIe-XVe siècles). Actes du colloque international. Nancy, 12-13 décembre 2013 (in press)

Urkunden- und Quellenbuch zur Geschichte der altluxemburgischen Territorien, t. XI/3, Die Urkunden Johanns, König von Böhmen und Graf von Luxemburg/Les chartes de Jean, roi de Bohême et comte de Luxembourg (1310-1346). Archives Générales du Royaume, Bruxelles ; Archives de l’Etat à Arlon (avec Saint-Hubert), à Liège, Mons, Namur et Gand ; Archives départementales du Nord, Lille

Book published by CLUDEM (2020)

Le Liber feodorum du comté de Luxembourg (début du XIVe siècle). Archéologie d’un cartulaire princier

in Hemecht: Zeitschrift für Luxemburger Geschichte (2019), 71(2), 133-148

This contribution is a reassessment of the first princely cartulary of the county of Luxembourg, a composite manuscript including three sections: a Liber feodorum, containing the copies of feudal charters ... [more ▼]

This contribution is a reassessment of the first princely cartulary of the county of Luxembourg, a composite manuscript including three sections: a Liber feodorum, containing the copies of feudal charters kept in the count’s archives, an administrative list of the county’s incomes, both dating back to the beginning of the fourteenth century, as well as a list of revenues relating to the marquisate of Arlon, compiled at the end of the fifteenth century. Although this manuscript has attracted a fair amount of attention from scholars, starting with F.-X. Würth-Paquet and Nicolas van Werveke in the nineteenth century, it was still in need of a systematic codicological investigation. This study is completed by a palaeographical analysis of the Liber feodorum which shows the involvement of fourteen scribes. Some of them appear to have also been active not only for the counts of Luxembourg, but also for other Luxembourgish jurisdictions (the Justicier des Nobles, the city authorities) during the first half of the fourteenth century. [less ▲]

‘Ego Anselmus Bocardus notarius civitatis Mediolani tradidi et scripsi’. Le parcours professionnel et social d’un notaire milanais (seconde moitié du XIIIe-début du XIVe s.)

in Nieus, Jean-François; Hermand, Xavier; Renard, Etienne (Eds.) Le scribe d’archives dans l’Occident médiéval, (2019)

Du nouveau de la recherche: l’Europe de la dynastie des Luxembourg (III) En route vers l’Empire Pour une relecture des débuts de l’entreprise italienne d’Henri VII de Luxembourg (1309-1311)

Article for general public (2018)

Le fonds ‘Marienthal, prieuré des Dominicaines, 1269-1793’, aux Archives de l’État d’Arlon. Étude archivistique et édition de chartes des XIVe-XVe s.

in Hemecht: Zeitschrift für Luxemburger Geschichte (2018), 70(2), 5-27

From its foundation in the decade 1230, onward, the Dominican priory of Marienthal has played an important role in the life of the county, later duchy of Luxembourg, as documented by its rich monastic ... [more ▼]

From its foundation in the decade 1230, onward, the Dominican priory of Marienthal has played an important role in the life of the county, later duchy of Luxembourg, as documented by its rich monastic archive. This paper aims at pursuing the critical editorial work carried out at the end of 19th century by Nicolas Van Werveke by publishing 12 unedited charters dating from the 14th and 15th centuries, which are today preserved in the archive group Marienthal, prieuré des Dominicaines. 1268-1793, at the State archive in Arlon. This critical edition is introduced by a short analysis of the dispersion of the monastic archives since the end of the monastic institution in 1783, and of the creation of this archive group in Arlon during the 19th and 20th centuries. [less ▲]

La réception des actes pontificaux dans le réseau monastique cistercien. Remarques sur la diffusion d'un ‘Liber privilegiorum’ du début du XIVe siècle

in FALMAGNE, Thomas; STUTZMANN, Dominique; TURCAN VERKERK, Anne-Marie (Eds.) Les Cisterciens et la transmission des textes (XIIe–XVIIIe siècles) (2018)

Pergamene del monastero milanese di Sant'Apollinare (1204-1263)

Book published by Vita e Pensiero (2017)

Fondé au début du XIIIe siècle, le monastère de Sant'Apollinare de Milan fut l'un des centres de propagation les plus importants dans la Lombardie médievale de l'experience monastique féminine liée à la ... [more ▼]

Fondé au début du XIIIe siècle, le monastère de Sant'Apollinare de Milan fut l'un des centres de propagation les plus importants dans la Lombardie médievale de l'experience monastique féminine liée à la règle de François d'Assise. Le tabularium médiéval de Sant'Apollinare, à présent dispersé dans plusieurs archives et bibliothèques milanaises, préserve en outre des nombreux témoignages indirects du processus de transformation de l'appareil communal ambrosien vers les nouvelles formes de la Seigneurie, qui eut lieu à partir du milieu du XIIIe siècle. Dans ce livre, on propose l'édition critique de 109 chartes en latin provenant des anciennes archives de Sant'Apollinare - autant actes publics, surtout pontificaux et épiscopaux, que privés - remontant à la période entre 1204 et 1263, et actuellement conservées aux Archives de l'État de Milan. [less ▲]

Documenti pontifici nel tabularium dell’abbazia cistercense di Chiaravalle Milanese (da Giovanni XXII a Bonifacio IX)

in Scrineum Rivista (2017), 14

From its foundation in 1135 onward, the Cistercian abbey of S. Maria di Chiaravalle Milanese has played a leading role in Mi- lan’s political, social, economical and religious life. Despite the ideal of ... [more ▼]

From its foundation in 1135 onward, the Cistercian abbey of S. Maria di Chiaravalle Milanese has played a leading role in Mi- lan’s political, social, economical and religious life. Despite the ideal of the desertum prescribed by the Order’s Rule, the monks of Chiaravalle Milanese were closely linked to the urban élites and to the public insti- tutions for the entire Middle Ages. Nonetheless, as a Cistercian monas- tery, Chiaravalle Milanese had other privileged interlocutors: the most important one was the Papacy, as proven by the large number of letters (up to 120 until the beginning of the 15th century) addressed by popes to Chiaravalle Milanese and still preserved into the monastic archives. This paper aims at pursuing the critical editorial work recently carried out on Chiaravalle Milanese’s papal and Apostolic legates’ charters from 1139 to 1311, by publishing 16 unedited papal letters dating from the ponti cate of John XXII to that of Boniface IX. In addition, 3 more charters are edited in an Appendix, which are useful to contextualize and explain the relationship between Chiaravalle Milanese and the Holy See during the 14th century. [less ▲]