Chartarium Dertonense Nunc Primum Editum E Codice Regiae Taurinensis Bibliothecae Ab Ludovico Costa...

Chartarium Dertonense Nunc Primum Editum E Codice Regiae Taurinensis Bibliothecae Ab Ludovico Costa... offers a detailed exploration of the historical charters of Tortona, Italy. This meticulously edited volume, sourced from the Royal Library of Turin, provides invaluable insights into the legal and social structures of the region during the medieval period. Compiled and edited by Ludovico Costa, the collection showcases a range of documents that illuminate the administrative, economic, and cultural facets of Tortona's past. This work is essential for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the rich history of Italian city-states and medieval legal practices. The charters presented in this volume serve as primary sources for understanding the evolution of law and governance in the region.
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