Il catasto di Macerata dell'anno 1560 e la Bolla 'ubique terrarum' di Paolo IV del 18 maggio 1557. 2013 Il principio e la clausola 9788824325783

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Il catasto di Macerata dell'anno 1560 e la Bolla 'ubique terrarum' di Paolo IV del 18 maggio 1557. 2013 Il principio e la clausola 9788824325783 Il principio e la clausola generale I principali gangli Contributo metodologico storico giuridico sulla formazione del catasto e sulle complesse vicende di un’imposta pontificia nello Stato della Chiesa

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