Due pergamene inedite per lo studio della Sicilia normanna.

The document by Antonio Mursia in the "Archiv für Diplomatik, Schriftgeschichte, Siegel- und Wappenkunde" deals with the Norman conquest of Sicily by Ruggero I Hauteville from 1061 to 1091. Two unpublished parchments from the Tabulario di Santa Maria dei Latini in Agira provide insights into Norman politics and religious practices in the region. The documents shed light on the rule of the Hautevilles in Ragusa and Marsico, as well as the importance of family ties and political loyalty in the region. The newly discovered parchments from the years 1151 and 1173 show the kinship of the lords, the administration of their domains, the expansion of their territory, and their religious policies. The lords of Ragusa and counts of Marsico enjoyed a privileged position at the royal court. [Extracted from the article]