Statuti Di Vertova Del 1235, Del 1248, Del 1256 is a historical record of the statutes of Vertova, Italy, dating from the 13th century. This collection provides valuable insight into the legal and social structures of a medieval Italian commune. Written in Latin, these statutes offer a direct view into the laws and regulations governing daily life, trade, and governance during this period. Scholars and historians interested in medieval law, Italian history, and the development of civic institutions will find this a significant resource.

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