Arcisate: la pieve di S. Vittore, la signoria territoriale del clero ordinario ambrosiano e le temporalità della mensa arcivescovile di Milano

[Autom. eng. transl.] Some deeds present in the surviving documentation concerning the parish of Arcisate, in the north-west of the Ambrosian diocese, attest to the existence in the thirteenth century of a territorial seigniory of banno of the major chapter of the cathedral church of Milan, so far not found in historiographic literature. The presence of the chapter in the pre-Alpine area dates back to the 11th century and is accompanied by widespread land ownership on the spot of the archbishop's canteen. The research has also made it possible to integrate and correct in some cases the chronotaxis of the parish priests, whose list is drawn up up to the threshold of the sixteenth century.