Title: I magistrati cittadini
Description: Fabrizio Titone: (Mellon Fellow, LMS Candidate), who holds degrees from the University of Palermo and Cagliari, from which he received his PhD in 2002, is a historian of the late medieval Mediterranean. In 1998 he also held a Fellowship at the London School of Economics, studying with Stephan Epstein in History. For the past two years he has been teaching at Palermo. His project this year is The City under the Crown of Aragon Between the Fourteenth and Sixteenth Centuries – Identity, Memory, Civil Cultures: A Comparative View." He is the author of two monographs: I magistrati cittadini. Gli ufficiali scrutinati in Sicilia da Martino I ad Alfonso V, which has just been released by Sciascia, and Governments of the universitates: Urban Communities in Sicily in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries, which will appear later this year from Brepols.
Subjects: Medieval Cities and towns, Municipal officials and employees, Registers, History, Officials and employees, Politics and government
Places: Sicily, Italy, Sicily (Italy)
Time periods: 1282-1409, 15th-18th centuries, To 1500