El libro, instrumento de cultura y objeto económico. Pere sa Sala, escribano real (siglo XV)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.1999.v29.i1.530Abstract
Pere sa Sala (✝1480), royal scrivener and citizen of Barcelona, notes in a memorandum in his will, which books (held by other people) belong to him and which books (that he holds) belong to others. This allows us to see a sample of his excellent library. Besides, Pere sa Sala copied books, lent books, accepted books as a guarantee for loans, and exchanged books. A book was for him both a cultural tool and an economic object.
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