Papal Banking in Renaissance Rome: Benvenuto Olivieri and Paul III, 1534–1549

Francesco Guidi Bruscoli

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Contents: Preface Introduction. Part 1 Rome, Florence and the Olivieri: Florentines in Rome The ascent of the Olivieri family. Part 2 Benvenuto Olivieri and the Apostolic Chamber: The depositary and loans to the pontiff The papal public debt: venal offices and Monti The customs of Rome The provincial treasuries Indirect and direct taxes Other activities The business turnover. Conclusion Appendix Manuscript sources List of cited references Index.

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