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Bosnian Lead in the Credit Trade of the Middle-Age Dubrovnik
Author(s):Ignacij Voje
Co-author(s):Vasilij Melik (odg. ur.)
Leto:1978
Publisher(s):Zgodovinsko društvo za Slovenijo, Ljubljana
Source(s):Zgodovinski časopis, 1978, št. 1-2
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
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In credit contracts that were registered in the Republic of Dubrovnik by public notaries in a specialized notarial series Debita notariae there are often mentioned goods by means of which debtors paid their debts. The picture of Bosnian lead wil not be complete on the basis of this material; nevertheless we can obtain answers to several open questions from it. The Bosnian lead trade represented an important part in the activity of tradesmen of Dubrovnik and Bosnia. The government of Dubrovnik, which was buying great quantities of lead for the need of the commune, especially for buying corn, also joined the lead trade. Besides lead, »terra gleto« - lead oxid (PbO), which was used in pottery, in painting porcelain and glass, and as dye, also began to be exported in bigger and bigger quantities from Bosnia in the 15th century. The tradesmen of Dubrovnik exported it to Alexandria, North Africa and Italy.
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- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/13018
- title
- Bosenski svinec v kreditni trgovini srednjeveškega Dubrovnika
- Bosnian Lead in the Credit Trade of the Middle-Age Dubrovnik
- creator
- Ignacij Voje
- contributor
- Vasilij Melik (odg. ur.)
- subject
- svinec
- kreditne pogodbe
- Dubrovnik
- srednji vek
- trgovina
- description
- In credit contracts that were registered in the Republic of Dubrovnik by public notaries in a specialized notarial series Debita notariae there are often mentioned goods by means of which debtors paid their debts. The picture of Bosnian lead wil not be complete on the basis of this material; nevertheless we can obtain answers to several open questions from it. The Bosnian lead trade represented an important part in the activity of tradesmen of Dubrovnik and Bosnia. The government of Dubrovnik, which was buying great quantities of lead for the need of the commune, especially for buying corn, also joined the lead trade. Besides lead, »terra gleto« - lead oxid (PbO), which was used in pottery, in painting porcelain and glass, and as dye, also began to be exported in bigger and bigger quantities from Bosnia in the 15th century. The tradesmen of Dubrovnik exported it to Alexandria, North Africa and Italy.
- V kreditnih pogodbah, ki so jih v Dubrovniški republiki registrirali notarji v specializirani notarski seriji Debita notariae, se pogosto omenja trgovska roba, s katero vračajo dolžniki svoje dolgove. Na podlagi tega gradiva slika o trgovini z bosenskim svincem v Dubrovniku sicer ne bo kompletna, dobimo pa lahko odgovore na več odprtih vprašanj. Trgovina z bosenskim svincem je predstavljala pomemben delež v dejavnosti dubrovniških in bosenskih trgovcev. V trgovino s svincem se je vključila tudi dubrovniška vlada, ki je kupovala velike količine svinca za potrebe komune, predvsem za nakup žita. Iz kreditnih pogodb dobimo odgovor na vprašanje, pod kakšnimi pogoji so dolžniki izročali upnikom svinec, s kakšnimi merami so ga tehtali, kakšna je bila kvaliteta, poreklo, cena, in kdo se je ukvarjal s to trgovino. Iz Bosne so v 15. stoletju v vse večjih količinah izvažali poleg svinca tudi »terra gleto« (nem. Glatte, Bleiglatte) — svinčev oksid (PbO), ki se je uporabljal v lončarstvu, pri slikanju porcelana in stekla in kot barvilo. Dubrovčani so glaj izvažali v Aleksandrijo, severno Afriko in Italijo.
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- Zgodovinsko društvo za Slovenijo
- date
- 1978
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- besedilo
- language
- Slovenščina
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- license: ccByNcNd