Peter de Pretio

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Petrus de Pretio (also Petrus de Prece , Peter von Prezza , Pietro da Prezza , around 1250) was a member of the chancellery of Emperor Frederick II and his sons, as well as an important representative of the Italian ars dictaminis of the 13th century. After the defeat of King Manfred , the son of Frederick II, against Charles of Anjou , he fled the Kingdom of Sicily to Germany. He accompanied King Konradin as protonotary on his journey to Italy. His examples of stylistically outstanding letters are preserved in various collections of the ars dictaminis . For Konradin he wrote a prince's mirror and the defense letter Protestatio Corradini . The best known is his adhortation to the margrave Friedrich von Meißen in the fight against Karl von Anjou.

literature

  • Rudolf M. Kloos : Petrus de Prece and Konradin, QFIAB 34 (1954) 88-108
  • Rudolf M. Kloos: A letter from Petrus de Prece on the death of Frederick II, DA 13 (1957) 151ff.
  • Eugen Müller: Peter von Prezza. A publicist of the time of the Interregnum, Nendeln / Liechtenstein 1977 (Heidelberg Treatises on Middle and Modern History 37).
  • Benoît Grévin: Rhétorique du pouvoir médiéval. Les Lettres de Pierre de la Vigne et la formation du langage politique européen XIIIe – XIVe siècle, Rome 2008, 381–391
  • Fulvio Delle Donne: Virgiliana Neapolis urbs: receptions of classical antiquity in swabian and early angevin ages, in Remembering Parthenope. The reception of classical Naples from antiquity to the present, a cura di J. Hughes - C. Buongiovanni, Oxford 2015, pp. 161-166

Remarks

  1. ^ Rudolf M. Kloos: Petrus de Prece and Konradin, QFIAB 34 (1954) 88-108
  2. ^ Chronicon Sicilie, in LA Muratori, RIS, X, Mediolani 1727, coll. 824-828, riedito criticamente in Cronaca della Sicilia di Anonimo del Trecento, a cura di P. Colletta, 2013, cap. 43, pp. 55-63
  3. edited by Johann Hermann Schmincke and Friedrich Christoph Schmincke , Lugduni Batavorum 1745; reprinted in G. Del Re, Cronisti e scrittori sincroni napoletani editi ed inediti, II, 1845, 687–700

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