This article is a critical survey of the work that Cornelio Desimoni, a very versatile historian, dedicated to the middle ages during the period between 1859 and 1896. Apart from proffering precise comments, analyses of single documents, reviews of texts on various subjects and compiling the ponderous annals of his birth town (Gavi), Desimoni repeatedly tackled an important theme in political-territorial history: the marches and their development in Italy as from the 9th century. This latter accomplishment, which produced mature results for the time, was favoured by his competence in jurisprudence.
Gli studi medievistici di Cornelio Desimoni: un ‘pioniere’ della storia del territorio
GUGLIELMOTTI, PAOLA;
2014-01-01
Abstract
This article is a critical survey of the work that Cornelio Desimoni, a very versatile historian, dedicated to the middle ages during the period between 1859 and 1896. Apart from proffering precise comments, analyses of single documents, reviews of texts on various subjects and compiling the ponderous annals of his birth town (Gavi), Desimoni repeatedly tackled an important theme in political-territorial history: the marches and their development in Italy as from the 9th century. This latter accomplishment, which produced mature results for the time, was favoured by his competence in jurisprudence.
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