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³ For a map of the diocese, see Pietro Sella (ed.), Rationes decimarum Italiae nei secoli XIII e XIV: Umbria II (Studi e Testi 162; Città del Vaticano 1952). The diocese was immediately subject to the papal see.Google Scholar

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⁵ E.g. II 51: a document of Bishop Giacomo (1280-1301) with a pendent seal in red wax, dated 1282. In the spring of 1957, when I was last in Città di Castello, the chapter archives were in the care of Monsignor Malvestiti, whom one could find at the church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Città di Castello.Google Scholar

⁶ E.g. II 53, 54.Google Scholar

⁷ Book VIII, fol. 139. For the Blessed Buccio (1358-1374) see Muzi II 216-227. The books are in the care of the chancellor, Canon Camillo Berliocchi, who graciously granted me access to themGoogle Scholar

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⁹ Book VII, fol. 69. For Bishop Giovanni IV, see III, Muzi 21-33.Google Scholar

¹⁰ Book IV, fols. 175, 183^v. ¹¹ Book IV, fols. 1-6^v.Google Scholar

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¹³ Book IV, fols. 7-10^v, 11-18^v, 19-24^v.Google Scholar

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¹⁵ For these two bishops, see II, Muzi 120-129.Google Scholar

¹⁶ For the two bishops Ugolino, see II, Muzi 196-203, 204-209; but Book IX is actually less register and more protocol than the other books.Google Scholar

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¹⁹ Book V, fols. 9^v-15^v, fols. 38^v-41; for specialized quaterni not dealing with visitation see gatherings 3, 6, 9 and 15 in Book VI: fols. 29-34^v, 51-53^v, 61-68^v, 127-134^v (from 1279, 1281, 1275-1280). For Rigaud's activities, see Regestrum visitationum Archiepiscopi Rothomagensis, ed. Bonnin, T. (Rouen 1862).Google Scholar

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²¹ Book VIII, fols. 118-138 (intermittently); see also II, Muzi 164-165, 166.Google Scholar

²² It is interesting to compare this notarized vacancy register with a notarized York roll for the vacancy of Durham in 1311: York R.I.3.Google Scholar

²³ Book VIII, fols. 139-146^v. For Santo Spirito see V, Muzi 74-77.Google Scholar

²⁴ Book III, pp. 1-68 (note that this part of Book III is paginated).Google Scholar

²⁵ Book III, pp. 9-20.Google Scholar

²⁶ Book III, p. 1.Google Scholar

²⁷ The communal archives are in the care of Professor Giombini.Google Scholar

²⁸ Book III, fols. 22-22^v, Book VI, fol. 252.Google Scholar

²⁹ E.g. Book VI, fol. 147 for the red wax seal on the dorse of letters from the papal penitentiary. It does not seem to me that the inclusion of some incoming letters makes these books less like registers.Google Scholar

³⁰ Book VI, fols. 228^v-229.Google Scholar

³¹ Book VI, fol. 96.Google Scholar

³² Book V, fol. 96: Spoleto, 2; Florence, 2; Prato, 1; Cortona, 1; Siena, 1; Lucca, 1; Perugia, 1.Google Scholar

³³ At least once in Book IV, in his Quaternus III (fols. 19-24^v), Rainaldo Armanni place-dates: ‘in domo episcopali in loco ubi ius canonicum redditur.’Google Scholar

³⁴ Muzi was sensitive to the interest of bishops’ styles, see II 135, on Pietro V.Google Scholar

³⁵ Book VIII, fol. 133^v.Google Scholar

³⁶ In Book VIII, fol. 20^v, the year begins on the primo Kalendarum of January 1283.Google Scholar

³⁷ Book VIII, fols. 132, 133^v, 125.Google Scholar

³⁸ Book V, fol. 103^v. ³⁹ Book VI, fols. 228^v-229.Google Scholar

⁴⁰ Book II, fols. 82-136; see also the curious sign of the imperial notary Bonaventura (1232), Book II, fols. 56^v-58. The only collection of well-illustrated notarial signs that I know is Purvis, J. S.’ Notarial Signs from the York Archiepiscopal Records (Borthwick Institute of Historical Research; York 1957).Google Scholar

⁴¹ Book II, fol. 136.Google Scholar

⁴² Book II, fols. 1-54.Google Scholar

⁴³ E.g. Book III, p. 36.Google Scholar

⁴⁴ There are examples of Pietro, Benencasa, and Guido in Book IV, of Rainaldo and Guido in Book V, etc.Google Scholar

⁴⁵ Book VIII, fol. 149^v.Google Scholar

⁴⁶ Book VII, fol. 121^v.Google Scholar

⁴⁷ Book VII, fol. 76.Google Scholar

⁴⁸ Book VIII, fol. 20^v.Google Scholar

⁴⁹ Book VIII, fol. 23^v.Google Scholar

⁵⁰ Book II, fol. 64.Google Scholar

⁵¹ Book IX, fols. 9, 17. The size of the two drawings is 6 × 3 cm. and 6 1/2 × 3 cm.Google Scholar

⁵² Book VIII, fol. 133^v (or perhaps Picoletto).Google Scholar

⁵³ See C.7 of Bishop Niccolo's synodal constitutions of 1266: Muzi II 155.Google Scholar

⁵⁴ Book VIII, fols. 127-129.Google Scholar

⁵⁵ Book VIII, fol. 139^v; see II, Muzi 218.Google Scholar

⁵⁶ Giacomo d’Enrico Cavalcanti, his successor, was a canon of Orvieto. There is the suggestion of a continued connection between the two communes.Google Scholar

⁵⁷ Storia di Città di Castello II 168.Google Scholar

⁵⁸ II, Muzi 147-165.Google Scholar

⁵⁹ Book V, fols. 9^v-15^v, 38^v-41.Google Scholar

⁶⁰ Book III, fol. 77; for this Benedictine abbey see IV, Muzi, 138-151. In 1489 Bishop Bartolomeo di Maraschi visited without opposition.Google Scholar

⁶¹ See II, Muzi 196-203.Google Scholar

⁶² Book II, fols. 38-55, 25, etc.Google Scholar

⁶³ E.g. Book VIII, fol. 52^v, or Book VI, fol. 101, which specifically takes into account a possible change of auditors.Google Scholar

⁶⁴ Book VI, fol. 42.Google Scholar