V. Ergebnisse und Folgen des Krieges

Schnettger, Matthias

doi:10.17104/9783406661747-110

Der Spanische Erbfolgekrieg 2014

DOI: 10.17104/9783406661747-110

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V. Ergebnisse und Folgen des Krieges

Matthias Schnettger¹

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“…None, except to deny the papacy's claims of feudal overlordship over the kingdom of Naples by redefining the obligatory census as a 'voluntary, pious gift'. 38 Thus the last claim of the papacy to feudal overlordship of a king came to an end when the nature of the annual payment from kingdom to papacy was changed.…”

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The Character of Papal Finance at the Turn of the Twelfth Century

Wiedemann

2018

The English Historical Review

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Recent approaches to twelfth-century papal finance have drawn a distinction between ‘voluntary’ gifts to the pope and the prescribed dues which clergy and laity across Europe were legally bound to pay. Such a distinction is often unhelpful; for both types of income, the onus and agency tended to be on the part of the payers themselves: most papal income was in fact voluntary. This had an effect on how income and expenditure were recorded in Rome. Since it was the payer who decided when to send money to the Curia, the papal financial administration had no consistent expectations of what their income might be. Consequently an itemised record of income was not a necessity in the later twelfth century. On the other hand, by the end of the twelfth century expenditure was being recorded in detail at the Curia: the Gesta of Pope Innocent III (1198–1216) includes a gift-list which has clearly been culled from a record of expenditure. As well as giving an insight into methods of accounting, this gift-list allows us to speculate about what forms—coins, fabrics, chalices—papal income took. Overall the character of papal finance is dissimilar to that of contemporary European monarchies because it depended to a greater extent on the will of the many people across Europe who chose to go to Rome.

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