Baldus
de Ubaldis († 1400) and Giangaleazzo
Visconti of Milan's Feudal Rights
Giangaleazzo Visconti, Baldus' secular lord and patron during the last ten years of his life. Giangaleazzo claimed a ducal title for himself and argued that all cities and lordships formerly subject to the Visconti vicariate were now subject to him as their feudal lord. |
Baldus' Consilia for Giangaleazzo 1. Rex Romanorum [1st Version] Barb. 1410, fol. 320r-325 (Venice 1.453) 2. Rex Romanorum [2nd Version] Barb. 1408, fol. 174v-179v (Venice 3.279-279 (sic); Milan 1.326-327) 3. Additio to Rex Romanorum Barb. 1408, fol. 214v-215r 4. Queritur si rex Romanorum Barb. 1408, fol. 180r-183r (Venice 3.280; Milan 1.328) 5. Ad intelligentiam sequendorum premittendum quoddam indubitatum, uidelicet quod princeps Romanus potest sua castra et iurisdictiones et dignitates in feudum assignare Barb. 1408, fol. 188r-189v (Venice 3.285; Milan 1.333) |