Privileges of the royal school of notaries and

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Privileges of the royal school of notaries and

" Privileges of the royal school of notaries and secretaries, 1365-1545. Manuscript MS-5169, Page 2v. 16th century. Illustration from " La France au XVI si裬 e". 1971. FRANCE. Paris. Biblioth豵 e de l Arsenal (Library of the Arsenal)."

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This 16th century illustration, titled "Privileges of the Royal School of Notaries and Secretaries," is a fascinating glimpse into the past of the legal and administrative systems in France during the Middle Ages. The image is taken from the manuscript MS-5169, page 2v, housed in the prestigious Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal (Library of the Arsenal) in Paris. The illustration showcases the privileges granted to the members of the Royal School of Notaries and Secretaries, two essential professions in the French court during the late Middle Ages. The image is filled with intricate details, depicting various scenes that highlight the unique perks and responsibilities of these professionals. Notaries, who were responsible for the authentication and certification of legal documents, are shown seated at desks, quills in hand, meticulously recording the details of various transactions. They are surrounded by symbols of their authority, such as scales, swords, and seals. The secretaries, who were responsible for drafting and preparing documents for the king and other high-ranking officials, are depicted in the background, engaged in their work. The image also showcases the rich colors and ornate details that were typical of illuminated manuscripts from the period. The use of gold leaf, intricate line work, and vibrant pigments creates a stunning visual effect that transports us back to the 16th century. Overall, this illustration offers a unique window into the world of the French court during the Middle Ages, providing insight into the important roles of notaries and secretaries and the privileges they enjoyed as members of the Royal School. It is a testament to the beauty and richness of the artistic and historical heritage of France during this period.

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