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Dicte

English for Dhíti, a mountain in Crete, Greece.

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et quod dicti duo beneficiati sint presbiteri et bone fame et conversationis honeste, qui etiam habeant curam animarum parochianorum dicte ecclesie Sancti Blasii.

Creating canons in fifteenth-century Ferrara: Angelo Decembrio's De ... by Celenza, Christopher S. / Renaissance Quarterly

Item stantiamus et ordinamus pro evidenti et manifeste utilitate comunis Urbisveteris et singularum personarum dicte terre ne pro fatuitatibus mulierum ex nimio amore accensi homines destruantur et confundantur, quod omnes et singule mulieres sint et esse debeant contente pannis earum quibuscumque et quiscumque habebunt et habere voluerint.

Gender and civic authority: sexual control in a medieval Italian town by Lansing, Carolj / Journal of Social History

Gender and civic authority: sexual control in a medieval Italian town by Lansing, Carol / Journal of Social History

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