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        <title type="main">Monaci scrittori San Salvatore al Monte Amiata tra Impero e Papato (secoli VIII-XIII)</title>
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            <forename>Mario</forename>
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        <p>The royal monastery of San Salvatore on Mount Amiata, which, according to tradition, was founded in the 8th century by the will of the Lombard kings near the papal lands, has been the focus of numerous researches in recent decades dedicated not only to some famous codices preserved for centuries in his library, but also to the documentary writings handed down in the Diplomatico, which collects documentation from the mid-eighth century. In this volume, the paleographic and diplomatic interpretation of the writings elaborated by the abbots and the Amiata monks intertwines with the reconstruction of the practices of power management, both in its local dimension and in that of relations with popes and emperors.</p>
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        <p>Il monastero regio di San Salvatore al monte Amiata, fondato, secondo la tradizione, nell’VIII secolo per volontà dei re longobardi in prossimità delle terre pontificie, è stato negli ultimi decenni al centro di numerose ricerche dedicate non solo ad alcuni celebri codici conservati per secoli nella sua biblioteca, ma anche alle sue scritture documentarie, tramandate nel Diplomatico che raccoglie documentazione a partire dalla metà del secolo VIII. In questo volume l’interpretazione paleografica e diplomatistica delle scritture elaborate dagli abati e dai monaci amiatini si intreccia con la ricostruzione delle pratiche di gestione del potere, sia nella sua dimensione locale sia in quella dei rapporti con papi e imperatori.</p>
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