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- catalog description "State and family in a Renaissance society: the Florentine Catasto of 1427-30 -- Demographic decline and household structure: the example of Prato, late fourteenth to late fifteenth centuries -- "A une pane e uno vino": the rural Tuscan family at the beginning of the fifteenth century / with Michel Demonet -- Kin, friends, and neighbors: the urban territory of a merchant family in 1400 -- Childhood in Tuscany at the beginning of the fifteenth century -- The "cruel mother": maternity, widowhood, and dowry in Florence in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries -- Blood parents and milk parents: wet nursing in Florence, 1300-1530 -- Female celibacy and service in Florence in the fifteenth century -- Zacharias, or the ousted father: nuptial rites in Tuscany between Giotto and the Council of Trent -- The Griselda complex: dowry and marriage gifts in the Quattrocento -- An ethnology of marriage in the age of humanism -- The "mattinata" in medieval Italy -- The name "remade": the transmission of given names in Florence in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries -- Holy dolls: play and piety in Florence in the Quattrocento.".
- catalog tableOfContents "State and family in a Renaissance society: the Florentine Catasto of 1427-30 -- Demographic decline and household structure: the example of Prato, late fourteenth to late fifteenth centuries -- "A une pane e uno vino": the rural Tuscan family at the beginning of the fifteenth century / with Michel Demonet -- Kin, friends, and neighbors: the urban territory of a merchant family in 1400 -- Childhood in Tuscany at the beginning of the fifteenth century -- The "cruel mother": maternity, widowhood, and dowry in Florence in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries -- Blood parents and milk parents: wet nursing in Florence, 1300-1530 -- Female celibacy and service in Florence in the fifteenth century -- Zacharias, or the ousted father: nuptial rites in Tuscany between Giotto and the Council of Trent -- The Griselda complex: dowry and marriage gifts in the Quattrocento -- An ethnology of marriage in the age of humanism -- The "mattinata" in medieval Italy -- The name "remade": the transmission of given names in Florence in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries -- Holy dolls: play and piety in Florence in the Quattrocento.".