Abstract
From 1441 to 1504, the notary public offices in Seville had a significant number of members of the secular clergy amongst their more active customers. This fact allows us to study the parochial clergy from the point of view of parish benefits. Thus, we can deduce that priests enjoyed this kind of benefits as an important part of their personal assets, and they used them in all kinds of business.
Highlights
From 1441 to 1504, the notary public offices in Seville had a significant number of members of the secular clergy amongst their more active customers
Hay una documentación muy rica, que empieza a ser cada vez más utilizada para abordar los temas vinculados a la Historia de la Iglesia: los Protocolos Notariales,6 en nuestro caso, los asientos custodiados en el Archivo Histórico Provincial de Sevilla
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Summary
Las escribanías públicas sevillanas durante el periodo estudiado (1441-1504) tuvieron entre sus clientes más activos a un número destacado de miembros del clero secular. Ello nos ha permitido descender al nivel del clero de las parroquias para estudiarlo desde el punto de vista del beneficio parroquial gozado. La imagen obtenida del beneficio es la de una propiedad más dentro del patrimonio clerical, susceptible de cualquier negocio. PALABRAS CLAVES: Clero secular, Parroquia, Economía clerical, Beneficio parroquial, Andalucía, Documentación notarial
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