List Of Figures And Plates xiii
3.7 Cagliari oder Calaris die Haupt und residentz statt des Vicekönigs in
Sardinien, copper engraving from Gabriel Bodeneher, Curioses Staats
und Kriegs Theatrum in Italien, 1730. Archivio di Stato di Cagliari,
Biblioteca, Raccolta stampe 113
3.8 Sardiniae regnum et insula uti per celeberr. P. Coronelli Reip. Venetae
Cosmogr. Secundum statum hodiernum aeque ac antiquum descripta
est Austa insuper et edita studio Homanniorum Heredum, Nuremberg
1734, watercolor copper engraving. Archivio di Stato di Cagliari,
Biblioteca, Raccolta stampe 114
4.1 Map of the Italian archdioceses and dioceses during the 11th century.
Elaborated by Raimondo Pinna 137
5.1 Map of Sardinia 143
5.2 Map of Sicily 145
5.3 Map of Corsica 148
8.1 Manuscript, ink drawing of the judex Petrus of Cagliari defined as
Judex sardinie 219
8.2 Inscription on the facade of Pisa Cathedral, listing the most
important episodes in the war against the Saracens at Messina/
Reggio, Sardinia and Bona 221
8.3 Inscription on the facade of Pisa Cathedral, below the one in
Fig. 8.2 223
11.1 Map of the deserted villages of Sardinia around 1320, according to
Carlo Livi (1984) 277
11.2 Hypothetical reconstruction of the village of Geridu in the first
half of the fourteenth century, based on field survey and
excavation. Reconstruction by Marco Milanese, drawing by
Angèlique Coltè 281
11.3 Hypothetical reconstruction of a group of buildings of the Geridu
village, with a communal courtyard and a bread oven in the center.
The living quarters are separated by a wooden wall from the
warehouse and the stables. The left building was used as an Inn
where wine was dispensed to the public. Reconstruction by Marco
Milanese, drawing by Angèlique Coltè 282
11.4 The fourteenth-century church of Santa Maria of Orria Pithinna,
headquarters of the priory of the Camaldolese order and its
monastery 288
11.5 Map area of the monastery and village of Orria Pithinna
(Chiaramonti), created from the survey’s finds 288
11.6 Excavation of the medieval village of Silki (Sassari). Traces of the
wall of a house dated to the last phase of the site (fourteenth
century) 292