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car·tu·lar·y also char·tu·lar·y  (kärch-lr)
n. pl. car·tu·lar·ies also char·tu·lar·ies
A collection of deeds or charters, especially a register of titles to all the property of an estate or a monastery.

[Middle English cartularie, collection of documents, from Medieval Latin cartulrium, from Latin cartula, chartula, document; see charter.]

chartulary, cartulary
1. a book containing charters.
2. the official in charge of such a book.
See also: Books


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He uses evidence from documents of practice such as wills, obituary books, hearth censuses, cartularies, and guild records to show when formal beguinages were founded, whether they were of the convent or court type, how many beguines inhabited these communities, how beguines were employed in the community and urban workforce, and, perhaps most revealingly, the socioeconomic status of both founders and members of beguine institutions.
However, an important element in the book is the material derived from the private documents relating to the Carrara and their leading subjects, preserved in a number of notarial cartularies.
There is a wealth of materials on schooling and teaching that awaits systematic study in the Florentine archives: above all fiscal records (the prestanze and catasto), and notarial cartularies.
 
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