To browse Academia. In this paper we intend to reconstruct the meeting and its circumstances based on the events prior to that and on its consequences. After twenty years, the dynamism is unbroken, as evidenced by the resumption of a good number of papers -seven papers and four communications, not to mention the traditional "additional parts" reviews, related publications, contents of previous issues.
We are pleased to provide opprtunity to our colleagues from Bosnia and Hercegovina, Romania and Croatia to enrich our knowledge with their papers. Also as an organic continuation of tradition, we are devoting publication opportunity to doctoral students, for whom it is particularly important to present their scientific results in a foreign language at the beginning of their careers.
Bosnia is also mentioned in another context, that of its patron saint. In the case of Transylvania, the importance of the latemedieval university period and of personal and family network is discussed by one of the authors, while another contribution looks at the specific features of the region's population. In addition to an overview of the activities of the collegiate chapter of Arad as a place of authentication, which once operated on the southern periphery of the medieval Kingdom of Hungary, there is also a discussion of the echoes of the first partition of Poland in the English media of the time.
After a jubilee tenth volume, we offer the present issue to our readers in the spirit of continuing tradition. The medieval sources are laconic about the meetings even in the cases of the imperial court, where kings and princes met each other. Nevertheless, the content of the agreement is not known, we can solely rely on its outcome, the events of the next years. Jean XXII , p. Ces 55 AAV Reg. Or ce Nicolaus substituait Philippus Mameli pour ce qui en est ses devoirs dans l'archidiaconat de Nyitra.
LC V nr. En plus d'autres restrictions en nombre, en espace, en droit de donation, etc. The papal government was characterized by centralization in the 14 th century in which the tax system and the papal beneficial policy were two main factors.
