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Recognising Cartulary Studies Thirty Years after Les cartularies

Studia Historica. Historia Medieval
This article begins by considering the achievement of the Les cartulaires volume of essays (1993), particularly in launching a field of inquiry. It reflects on how this field has developed since the early 1990s, especially what has characterised the ...
Joanna Tucker
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Les illustrations en pleine page du cartulaire du XIIe siècle (ms 210 d’Avranches), problèmes d’interprétation et sources textuelles

Tabularia, 2021
The three large images that adorn folios 4v, 19v and 25v of the 12th-century cartulary have already been extensively studied and commented upon and continue to raise numerous problems of interpretation.
Jacques Le Maho
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Le travail de Gaignières sur les archives du Val Notre-Dame. Une porte d’entrée sur un chartrier bien conservé

Les Cahiers de l'École du Louvre, 2023
The abbey of Val Notre-Dame was founded in around 1125 near Pontoise, in the north of the diocese of Paris, by monks from Cour-Dieu (diocese of Orléans). Thanks to the close attention of the local aristocracy, it was able to build up a substantial estate
Marlène Helias-Baron
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Le cartulaire de l’abbaye de la Trinité de Caen (fin XIIe-début XIIIe siècle)

Tabularia, 2009
The oldest preserved cartulary for the Abbey of Holy Trinity, Caen gathers an important part of the elements which can be drawn from the abbey archives for the 11th-12th centuries.
Catherine Letouzey-Réty
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The cartulary of the monastery of Tiron

Tabularia, 2013
The cartulary of the monastery of Tiron is known to scholars from an edition published in 1883 by Lucien Merlet, archivist of the département of Eure-et-Loir. New insights about its composition and purpose have been provided by a recent re-examination of
Kathleen Thompson
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Le cartulaire B du chapitre cathédral de Coutances : histoire d’une résurrection

Tabularia, 2009
Three cartularies were written by the chapter of Coutances in the XIVth century, as the "misfortunes of time" had endangered the conservation of the charters.
Julie Deslondes-Fontanel
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Le cartulaire de l’abbaye Saint-Pierre de Préaux : présentation du manuscrit

Tabularia, 2001
The benedictine abbey of Saint-Pierre de Préaux which belonged to the former diocese of Lisieux, was located to the south-east of Pont-Audemer. This monastery, where the counts of Meulan were buried, has left an important cartulary, now kept in Archives ...
Dominique Rouet
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Le cartulaire de l’abbaye Saint-Étienne de Caen (XIIe siècle) : essai d’archéologie documentaire

Tabularia, 2010
In spite of the historical importance of the abbey Saint-Étienne of Caen in the Anglo-Norman world, its cartulary, whose original manuscript strayed off during the nineteenth century, remains still largely ignored.
Tamiko Fujimoto
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A presúria de “Uilla Coua” e as origens do Mosteiro de Lorvão

Medievalista, 2022
Taking documents 19 and 47 as a starting point, other information from Lorvão’s cartulary is analysed, as well as certain silences and falsified data. Based on the suggestion that there is a complementarity between registers 19 and 33, it is concluded ...
Manuel Luís Real
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Introduction

Tabularia, 2009
The object of this study is, on the basis of some important publications concerning cartularies, to retrace both the various steps of the emergence of a historiographical field devoted to culture and to writing practices and the links that it has ...
Pierre Chastang
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