ASR, TCS, Vol. 0552, 1639, fols. 390v, 391r
Summary
1639/05/11
Archivio di Stato di Roma (ASR)
The Accademia di San Luca, represented by its procurator Giovanni Battista Soria, petitions the civil court of the senator of Rome against “planellario” [shoemaker] Angelo [Fognano],
Transcription
[FOL. 390v]
ASR, TCS, Vol. 0552, 1639, fol. 390v
Pro Ven.li Accademia Pictorum in Ecclesia Sancti Lucae et Martini
principali contra DD. Angelum Polanellarium ex adverso
tutorem et Curatorem D. Io: Pauli Paulini
et uti principalis et Ioannam et Paulam Paulinam
ex adverso principales. Odoardus Curiae Capitolii Mandatarius retulit in scriptis se die 9 huius
[FOL. 391r]
ASR, TCS, Vol. 0552, 1639, fol. 391r
domi dimissa Copia eosdem citasse ad solvendum seu solvisse docendum
scuta triginta debita iuxta formam iurium
de quibus in actis docendum etc. calculandum etc. alias videndum
contra ipsum decerni et relaxari mandatum exequtivum ad primam diem Instante
eadem principali sive etc. Relatione facta comparuit D. Ioanne Bap.ta Soria procurator
et repetito Instrumento In actis rogatis sub die (…)
accusata contumacia et. petiit et obtinuit mandatum exequtivum decerni et relaxari ut supra
nisi ad primam diem cum intimatione.
Footnotes
- The term planellar derives from planella, or pianella, the type of wedge-shaped footwear widespread in Europe from the 14th to the 17th century. The work of a planellario, or artisan producer of pianelle, is part of the leather-processing sector and thus associated with the craft of tanner. See Claire Dolan, ed., Travail et travailleurs en Europe au Moyen Âge et au début des temps modernes (Toronto, 1991), 113, 116.