The Locations of the Studia in Medieval Europe
The Locations of the Studia in Medieval Europe
The students’ privileges of Bologna carved on a plaque, affixed in a public place, in the early 15th century
The Cosmography of Ptolemy and the map of the ecumene created using Ptolemy’s second projection
Letter from John II of Portugal to Ferdinand the Catholic (1493) informing him of the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the port of Lisbon
Planisphere commissioned in 1502 by Alberto Cantino, an ‘orator’ sent by Ercole I d’Este to Portugal
We are all citizens of the world
The dawn of globalization. video-lesson by Ugo Fabietti, one of the greatest Italian anthropologists
The collections have been developed by the Institute of Neohellenic Research, the Institute of Byzantine Research and the Institute of Greek and Roman Antiquity.
Convention on Slavery (1926)
Entered into force on March 9, 1927 in accordance with article 12.
Slavery was not identical in every civilization, but it was different: in some cases the slave had no rights, in others he was partially protected by the law. Definition of terms.