“Lacus est quod perpetuam habet aquam”: i laghi dell’Insubria dall’età romana alla fine del medioevo. La disciplina giuridica

Name: “Lacus est quod perpetuam habet aquam”: i laghi dell’Insubria dall’età romana alla fine del medioevo. La disciplina giuridica
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Articolo

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AEVUM

Fascicolo

AEVUM - 2010 - 2

Titolo

“Lacus est quod perpetuam habet aquam”: i laghi dell’Insubria dall’età romana alla fine del medioevo. La disciplina giuridica

Autore

Mario Speroni

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Vita e Pensiero

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02-2010

Issn

0001-9593 (stampa) | 1827-787X (digitale)

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The article aims at giving a general view of the legal regulation of the lakes of Insubria from antiquity to the end of the Middle Ages. The survey include the definitions of lakes, rivers and other sorts of public waters given by Roman jurists; the Notitia dignitatum is examined. For the early Middle Ages main sources are Capitularia of the Frankish kings and German emperors. In the age of the Communes, the most important issues are the Diet of Roncaglia (1158) and the Peace of Constance (1183), when the Emperor acknowledged the rights of the Lombard Communes on the lakes of the region. Statutes and dispatches provide information on the lakes Verbano, Lario, Ceresio under the Visconti-Sforza rule.