Epitome Di Pergamene, E Scritture Antiche Rinvenute Nell'archivio Della Citta' Di Chieti, Ora Raccolte, Classificate, Ed In Dodici Sacchetti Ripartite

Epitome Di Pergamene, E Scritture Antiche Rinvenute Nell'archivio Della Citta' Di Chieti, Ora Raccolte, Classificate, Ed In Dodici Sacchetti Ripartite presents a detailed overview of parchment and ancient writings discovered in the archives of the city of Chieti, Italy. This collection meticulously gathers, classifies, and divides these documents into twelve sections.
Authored by Chieti (Italy). Archives, this work offers invaluable insights into the historical records preserved within the city's archives. It serves as an essential resource for historians, archivists, and researchers interested in Italian history and ancient documents.
The epitome provides a comprehensive look at the archival treasures of Chieti, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of the region's past.
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