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![Both pictures come from "Genesi e Forme del Documento Medievale" [Genesis and Shapes of the Medieval Document] written by Alessandro Pratesi.
translation of the italian caption on the right, personal notes in square brackets:
Tables 13:
Image 21 [big on the left]. Different shapes of "signa crucis" [cross symbols] in the testimony subscriptions and handwriting of the pronoun "ego" [I] in the "completio" [part of the document where the signatures make it officially public matter], typical of the category of Scriniarii Romani, in a paper from the 7th of March 1028 (State Archive in Rome, collection of parchments, SS. Cosma and Damiano, cass. [folder] 13, perg. [parchment] 32).
Image 22 [right column, top picture]. Typical sign of the Tabelloni di Gallesc (Viterbo) at the start of the "completio" in a paper from July 1068 (Archive and database of the city, cass. 14, perg. 68).
Image 23 [right column, bottom picture]. Typical sign of Tabellioni Romani at the start of the "completio", in a paper from the 12th of January 1079 (Arch. and database of the city, cass. 15, perg. 88).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:q5gjvh7m4ykitpkfexpqynph/bafkreicakuqtq2lpozbanzfknng3ecdwzawomaodcejpn3mb3ug26op6gi)
![Refer to previous Alt Text for extra notes between square brackets I might've skipped, or just ask me.
Tables 14.
Image 24 [top left]. Tabellionale sign at the start of the protocol [part of the document] (and repeatednin front of the "completio") in a paper from Lucca of the 7th June 1169 (State Archives in Rome, collection of the parchments, "Ferrara, S. Andrea", cass. 119, perg. 2).
Image 25 [bottom left]. Zoomorphical decoration on the starting "I" of the verbal invocation formula and little human head within the initial "A" of the "datatio" [dating] in a roman document of the 27th of August 1247 (Arch. cit., SS. Cosma e Damiano, cass. 17, perg. 268).
Image 26 [middle left]. Decorative symbol that includes the symbolic invocation in shape of a reinforced greek cross in a document from Ferrara of the 13th of October 1254 (Arch. cit. Ferrara, S. Andrea, cass. 119, perg. 55).
Image 27 [middle, top right]. Decorative sign that includes the symbolic invocation in shape of a reinforced latin cross in a document from Belogna [Bologna? Possible different spelling] of the 15th of August 1258 (Arch. cit. Bologna, cass. 103, perg. 19).
Image 28 [middle, bottom right]. Ornamental transfiguration of the "signa crucis" [cross symbols] of the witnesses (done, however, by the hand of the person who was writing the document) in a roman paper of the 3rd of March 1288 (Arch. cit., S. Spirito, cass. 59, perg. 27).
Image 29 [rightmost]. Initial "I" zoomorphed in the invocation formula in a roman document of the 5th of November 1423 (Arch. e fondo citt., cass. 63, perg. 245).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:q5gjvh7m4ykitpkfexpqynph/bafkreihnyqbureyozcfapiifogbbiso7gn6x5gmzr5s47lbwvaya4kpwyy)
