Naslov
Tomislav Galović, ed. 2018. Libellus Policorion – Rogovski kartular. Svezak I. Kodikološki opis, paleografska analiza, faksimil. Zadar: Državni arhiv u Zadru, pp. 204 (Summary edited and translated by John P. Kraljic: The Libellus Policorion – Rogovian Cartulary, Volume I. Codicological Description, Paleographic Analysis, Facsimile)

Autori
Galović, Tomislav

Izvornik
Bulletin of the Association for Croatian Studies (0893-7923) 66 (2019); 7-8

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, prikaz, stručni

Ključne riječi
Tomislav Galović, ed. 2018. Libellus Policorion – Rogovski kartular. Svezak I. Kodikološki opis, paleografska analiza, faksimil. Zadar: Državni arhiv u Zadru, pp. 204 (Summary edited and translated by John P. Kraljic: The Libellus Policorion – Rogovian Cartulary, Volume I. Codicological Description, Paleographic Analysis, Facsimile) [Author’s Summary]

Sažetak
Croatia’s Latin-language manuscript heritage from the period of the Middle Ages plays an especially important role in its national history and is a first-rate source for historiographic analysis, not only from the political and ecclesiastical perspectives but also from the view point of social, economic and cultural history. The handful of facts extracted from the manuscripts within certain cartularies—such as the codicological works of the destinatarius—play a unique role. Indeed, the history of the European West in the Middle Ages is in large part based on facts recorded in and/or preserved in cartularies. The Croatian State Archives in Zadar hold, under call number HR-DAZD-337, an extremely valuable archival collection which carries the title Benediktinski samostan Sv. Kuzme i Damjana na Pašmanu [The Benedictine Monastery of Sts. Cosmo and Damian on Pašman]. The collection had been previously entitled Spisi samostana Sv. Kuzme i Damjana [The Writings of Monastery of Sts. Cosmo and Damian]. This book presents a facsimile of the Libellus Policorion cartulary from that collection together with a codicological description and paleographic analysis. A separate supplement contains the listing and digitized copy of the late-14th-century parchment (nos. 2-135) from the same collection as comparative material that facilitates our understanding of the origins of the cartulary itself as well as of the history of this important Benedictine monastery or abbey. The editor is Dr. Tomislav Galović, assistant professor with the Department of History at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Zagreb, whose doctoral thesis, completed in 2010 under the mentorship of Dr. Mirjana Matijević Sokol, focuses on the Libellus Policorion—Rogovian Cartulary (Libellus Policorion—Rogovski kartular). The Libellus Policorion—Rogovian Cartulary has been within the ambit of researchers from the very beginnings of Croatian historiography in the 17th century through today.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Povijest

Napomena
Tomislav Galović, ed. 2018. Libellus Policorion
– Rogovski kartular. Svezak I. Kodikološki opis,
paleografska analiza, faksimil. Zadar: Državni
arhiv u Zadru, pp. 204 (Summary edited and
translated by John P. Kraljic: The Libellus
Policorion – Rogovian Cartulary, Volume I.
Codicological Description, Paleographic
Analysis, Facsimile) [Author’s Summary]

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