Confraternitas : the newsletter of the Society for Confraternity Studies

74 Pages·1997·3.8 MB·English

by  Society for Confraternity Studies

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Confraternitas
Society for Confraternity Studies
rolume 8, No. 1 Spring 1997
Confraternitas
Acting Editor
Dylan Reid
Confraternitasis publishedbiannually (Spring and Fall) by the Centre forReformation
and Renaissance Studies for the Society for Confraternity Studies. The subscription
price is $15 per annum.
Confraternitaswelcomes briefarticles, news andnotes ofinteresttocolleagues, notices
of forthcoming conferences or papers, and general queries. Contributors are asked to
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use the style ofthe ChicagoManual ofStyle.
Offprints and publications dealing with European confraternities in the Middle Ages
and the Renaissance received by Confraternitas are listed under the "Publications
Received"rubric andthendepositedintotheConfraternities Collection atthe Centrefor
Reformation and Renaissance Studies (Toronto).
Address all communications andmanuscripts to the editors at CRRS, VictoriaCollege,
University ofToronto, CanadaM5S 1K7.
Tel: [phone]; fax: [phone]
Web
site:
http://citd.scar.utoronto.ca/CRRS/Confraternitas/index.htm
ISSN 1180-0682
Confraternitas
Volume 8, No.l, Spring 1997
Contents
Editor's Note
The Confraternitas web site 3
Articles
The Parisian Confraternity ofthe Pilgrims ofSaint James:
A
Report on Research
RobertLA. Clark 5
The Compagnia di San Paolo and the Turinese Poor
MargaretJ. Moody 13
Thesis Completed (Abstract)
Margaret J. Moody. FromApplicant to Inmate: The Regio Ospedale
di Carita di Torino: 1748-1756 17
News
19
Forum
20
Review Article
Confraternities on the Edge: Publications on Borgomanero
Giles Knox 21
Reviews
Bainbridge, Virginia R. Gilds in the Medieval Countryside. Social and
Religious Change in Cambridgeshire c.1350-1558 (Jennifer Forbes) 25
Casagrande, Giovanna. Religiositapenitenziale e citta al tempo
dei comuni (Paul V. Murphy) 26
Ditchfield, Simon. Liturgy, Sanctity andHistory in Tridentine Italy.
Pietro Maria Campi and the Preservation ofthe Particular
(Paul V. Murphy) 27
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Fineschi, Filippo. Cristo e Giuda. Rituali di giustizia a Firenze in eta
moderna (Laura Hunt) 28
Genova: il sestiere di Portoria. Una storia delta citta. Ed. Claudio
Paolicci (Antonio Ricci) 29
Santa Croce nel solco della storia. Ed. Massimiliano G. Rosito (Roisin
Cossar) 30
Vincent, Catherine. Les confreries medievales dans le royaume de
France: Xllle-XIVe siecle (Joelle Rollo-Koster) 32
Publications Received 36
Editor's Note
Theeditors arepleasedto announce theestablishmentofthe Confraternitasweb site.
Its address is:
http://citd.scar.utoronto.ca/CRRS/Confraternitas/index.htm
(be sure to follow the capitalization exactly).
The site contains the Tables of Contents of past and current issues, subscription
information, news about conference sessions sponsored by the Society for Confra-
ternity Studies, and a complete alphabetical listing ofthe Confraternities Collection
at the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies in Toronto, which contains a
considerable number of works on all aspects of confraternities. This makes the site
avery useful resourcefor anyoneinterestedin confraternity studies, and all subscrib-
ers and potential subscribers are encouraged to investigate.
Dylan Reid
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Engraving taken from P. M. Campi, Vita di S. Franca Vergine e badessa dell'ordine
Cisterciense, from Simon Ditchfield, Liturgy, Sanctity andHistory in Tridentine Italy,
p. 182.