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by Giovanni Monticolo (Author)
I Capitolari Delle Arti Veneziane, meticulously compiled by Giovanni Monticolo, offers a detailed exploration of the statutes governing Venetian guilds from their origins to 1330. This second part of Volume 27 delves into the legal frameworks underpinning these artisan organizations, specifically those under the jurisdiction of the Giustizia and then the Giustizia Vecchia.
Providing invaluable insights into the economic, social, and legal structures of medieval Venice, this historical work illuminates the inner workings of the guilds that shaped the city's renowned craftsmanship and trade. Researchers and historians will find this volume an indispensable resource for understanding the complexities of Venetian society and the evolution of its legal institutions.
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