Naslov
Studia diplomatica. Rasprave i prinosi iz hrvatske diplomatike
(Studia diplomatica. Croatian Diplomatics – Studies and Contributions)

Autori
Matijević Sokol, Mirjana

Prevoditelji
Majerović, Marko

Ostali urednici
Galović, Tomislav

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija knjige
Autorske knjige, monografija, znanstvena

Izdavač
Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu ; FF Press

Grad
Zagreb

Godina
2014

Stranica
356

ISBN
978-953-175-557-3

Ključne riječi
pomoćne povijesne znanosti ; diplomatika ; hrvatska diplomatička baština
(auxiliary historical sciences ; diplomatics ; Croatian diplomatic heritage)

Sažetak
HRVATSKA DIPLOMATIČKA BAŠTINA U DJELIMA ISTRAŽIVAČA Pristup Nade Klaić diplomatičkoj građi i spisu Historia Salonitana maior Marko Lauro Ruić kao sakupljač i obrađivač diplomatičke građe Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski (1816.-1889.) i počeci sustavnog prikupljanja i izdavanja povijesnih vrela Uloga Franje Račkoga u izdavanju povijesnih vrela Tadija Smičiklas kao izdavač povijesne građe Karlo Horvat i pomoćne povijesne znanosti Notae epigraphicae, palaeographicae, chronologicae, historiographicae (…) u radovima Mihe Barade HRVATSKE VLADARSKE ISPRAVE I NJIHOVA TRADICIJA 1150. obljetnica darovnice kneza Trpimira Kralj Zvonimir u diplomatičkim izvorima Starohrvatski Solin u Kronici Tome Arhiđakona Neki aspekti diplomatičke tradicije u zapisima splitske crkvene provenijencije Samostanski memorijalni zapisi (libri traditionum) srednjega vijeka i uloga svećenika-pisara (pranotara) KRALJEVSKE POVLASTICE, FUNDACIJSKE ISPRAVE I NAJSTARIJA POVIJESNA SVJEDOČANSTVA GRADOVA Statuti gradskih komuna i povlastice slobodnih kraljevskih gradova s posebnim osvrtom na grad Koprivnicu Povijesna svjedočanstva o Zaboku Povlastica Andrije II. Varaždinu iz 1209. godine (povijesno-diplomatička analiza) Najstarije povijesno svjedočanstvo o Ivancu (diplomatičko-povijesna analiza isprave od 22. lipnja 1396. godine) Isprave su dokazi postojanja (o zbirci isprava iz Arhiva Muzeja Sv. Ivana Zeline) Najstarija povijesna svjedočanstva o Zelini Prvi spomen grada Slatine Fundacijska isprava samostana svete Marije u Crikvenici SREDNJOVJEKOVNE INSTITUCIJE Nostrum et regni nostri registrum. Srednjovjekovni arhiv Ugarsko-hrvatskog kraljevstva Struktura i diplomatička analiza isprava Kninskog kaptola

Izvorni jezik
Hrvatski

Znanstvena područja
Filologija, Povijest

Napomena
STUDIA DIPLOMATICA Croatian Diplomatics – Studies and Contributions Summary Foreword This book is a compilation of articles on diplomatic issues that have been published in journals or conference proceedings, and unpublished conference and public lectures. Although the book is composed of various articles, they are arranged into sections and are all connected by a common theme: Croatian diplomatic heritage. Introduction Croatian medieval diplomatic heritage is diverse due to the Mediterranean and Central European influence, as Croatia is part of both of these culture circles. Especially interesting are public documents from the early Middle Ages, which were issued by Croatian rulers: princes Trpimir and Muncimir and kings Peter (Petar) Krešimir IV, Zvonimir and Stephen (Stjepan). Twenty-nine of them in total have survived in various traditions. Private documents were established as valid in the High and Late Middle Ages within the circumstances of the renaissance of Roman law and communal societies. Institutions such as the notary public and loca credibilia (places of credibility, chapters or convents acting as places of authentication in Hungary-Croatia) were established. Public and private documents have been preserved in the archives of the Church and other institutions. Particularly important are registers – cartularies of these institutions. This diplomatic heritage required a critical approach at an early period of Croatian historiography. Ivan Lučić-Lucius, the father of Croatian historiography, first used this material for his chronicle. In the 19th century, Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski undertook the first systematic venture of collecting, interpreting and publishing diplomatic records. After the Yugoslav (Croatian) Academy of Sciences and Arts had been founded, it took over this endeavour and through its historical and philological class and committees established an organizational framework for the work on historical sources as one of its primary tasks. Franjo Rački played the most significant role in this undertaking, bringing together other scientists and scholars and launching the MSHSM series. Franjo Rački’s immediate successor was Tadija Smičiklas, who initiated the largest project of the publication of diplomatic records, Codex diplomaticus regni Croatiae Dalmatiae et Slavoniae in eighteen volumes, which came out in the period between 1904 and 1990. Notary books were published separately, as well as scholarly papers evaluating the diplomatic heritage. Especially important are works by M. Šufflay, F. Radić, K. Horvat, F. Šišić, M. Kostrenčić, V. Novak, J. Nagy, L. Katić, Z. Tanody, D. Švob, M. Barada, A. Dabinović, R. Lopašić, A. Mayer, S. Antoljak, N. Klaić, J. Stipišić, M. Šamšalović, M. Zjačić, J. Lučić, L. Margetić, and many others. Textbooks have also been published (J. Stipišić, F. Šanjek, V. Kapitanović), and diplomatics has been taught and studied at Croatian universities as a part of history programmes of study. Diplomatic records were written mainly in Latin, which was the official language, but a rich legacy of Croatian documents written in the Glagolitic and the Cyrillic scripts also exists. 1. Nada Klaić’s approach to diplomatic documents and Historia salonitana maior One of N. Klaić’s greatest contributions to Croatian historiography are her papers in which she analyzed Croatian medieval diplomatic material. After the critical diplomatic “school” of F. Rački, F. Šišić, V. Novak and M. Barada, N. Klaić applied a very strict method, which was not always diplomatic, and declared most of the documents to be forgeries. Nevertheless, she based her conclusions on these documents. This ‘non-diplomatic’ method rightly caused controversies and was met with disapproval, and in a way it slowed down further development of this auxiliary science of history. N. Klaić also studied the document Historia salonitana maior, and her reading and interpretation of some of its parts sparked debate as well. 2. Marko Lauro Ruić (1736 – 1808), as a collector and interpreter of charters Marko Lauro Ruić, the notary of Pag and the district judge, the chancellor of Nona and a nobleman, Padovan doctor of both laws, and a historian of his island and the town of Pag, made a significant contribution to the collecting, treatment and interpretation of charters (diplomatics documents) as important historical sources. Apart from his capital historiographic work Delle Riflessioni Storiche sopra l’antico stato civile, ecclesiastico della città et isola di Pago o sia dell’ antica Cissa fatte da diversi autori, diplomi et altre carte pubbliche e private raccolte da Marco Lauro Ruic, where he presented all relevant charters in integral form, he also compiled the Code of Pag Charters (Paški diplomatarij), entitled Legum, statutorum, privilegiorum tum priscarum tum novarum sanctionum et rescriptorum Civitatis et Insulae Paghi in Venetorum Dominio feliciter degentis, amplissima collectio, cura, studio et opera Marcilauri Ruic

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