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The Benefits of Peace: Private Peacemaking in Late Medieval Italy 4 Copyright 5 Contents 6 Acknowledgements 8 Abbreviations 10 A Note on Usage 11 Introduction 12 1 Peace and Concord 27 The Meanings of Peace 27 The Attraction of Peace: Features of the Instrumentum Pacis 39 Finding Conflict in a Peace 48 The Importance of Peace: Statutory Penalties for Peace-Breaking 65 2 Peacemaking in the Criminal Courts 70 Jurists and Statutes on Peacemaking and Procedure 72 A Case Study: Peacemaking and Denunciations in the Sienese Contado 82 Peacemaking in Inquests Launched by Fama 97 The Use of Peace in Courts into the Quattrocento 100 3 Peacemaking and the Criminal Ban 104 Peacemaking’s Role in Rebannimentum 107 Rebannimentum Petitions and Amnesties 111 Peace and Prison Release 124 4 Placing the Public in Private Peacemaking 133 Between Public and Private Peacemaking 134 The Scene of Peace 139 Procurators and Peacemaking 146 Peacemaking through Friends 153 Arbitration and Peacemaking 157 5 Ecclesiastical Involvement in Peacemaking 167 Preaching Peace and Popular Peace Movements 168 Chief Ecclesiastics and Institutions in Peacemaking 176 Priests, Rectors, and Monks in Everyday Peacemaking 180 6
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- Author
- Kumhera, Glenn
- Publisher
- Brill Academic Publishers
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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