The diocesan governmental documentation in the Early Modern Age: an approach through the study of the parish-benefit public examination records
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https://doi.org/10.54886/ibersid.v11i1.4319Keywords:
document typologies, administrative procedures, archival records, bishoprics, Castile, Council of TrentAbstract
La documentación gubernativa eclesiástica de la Edad Moderna es un ámbito poco conocido. Ignoramos tanto los tipos documentales como la estructura y el funcionamiento de la administración diocesana en este periodo. El presente trabajo trata de profundizar en dichas cuestiones a partir de los concursos de beneficios curados establecidos en las diócesis castellanas en los meses ordinarios a partir del Concilio de Trento. A partir de la documentación del obispado de Badajoz se brindan datos para comprender mejor las características de los expedientes gubernativos de las diócesis situadas en el Reino de Castilla.
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