Giuliano Pinto, professor of Medieval History at the University of Florence, will be the protagonist of the presentation of the book "The San Marino sixteenth century", in which the contents of a conference were collected which, in 2013, put San Marino at the center of the debate sixteenth century examining it from different points of view, including legal, artistic, cultural, economic and relations with other countries.
The event of four years ago, thanks to the activity of the San Marino Center for Historical Studies of the University of the Republic of San Marino, carried out in collaboration with the State Archives and the Ente Cassa di Faetano - Banca di San Marino, thus becomes a text that will be introduced by a Lectio Magistralis by Pinto, scheduled for Monday 27 March at 18:30 at Villa Manzoni, in Dogana.
During the initiative, together with the academic, Ivo Biagianti, professor of Modern History and History of Tuscany in the Modern and Contemporary Age at the University of Siena, will intervene. He, together with Girolamo Allegretti and Michele Conti, is one of the editors of the text, which represents the 40th notebook in the series of the San Marino Center for Historical Studies of the University of San Marino.
The restyling of the site www.antichidocumenti.sm will also be presented in the setting of the Villa Manzoni appointment, from which it is possible to consult an archive that collects, among other things, the acts of the Great and General Council produced from 1524 to 1546, published precisely on the occasion of the 2013 conference, and a new series which covers the period between 1547 and 1558.