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Public Writing
Colossal Statue of Asklepios with 1618 Spanish inscription. Siracusa, Museo Archeologico Regionale Paolo Orsi, inv. 737.
Public Writing is a digital corpus of Late Medieval and Renaissance inscriptions, both carved in stone and written by hand, monolingual and plurilingual. Alongside texts from individuals, it will privilege the public writing produced by groups, such as commissions, devotional texts, collective threats, and statutes regulating the life of communities.