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work_jlsoxwmetrdhfp53qdl25t3xui	PHILIPPA JACKSON	Parading in public: patrician women and sumptuary law in Renaissance Siena	2010	12	.pdf	application/pdf	6363	441	63	laws were a major mode of control, particularly of patrician women, whose dress fifteenth century Pandolfo Petrucci (1452–1512) took control of Siena. clothing in the public arena was common to most Renaissance city-states donne et il loro sumptuoso vestire': Archivio di Stato di Siena (ASS), Balia 253, fols. relationship of clothing and sumptuary laws to other urban concerns led over both sumptuary laws and the silk trade and in records of the clothing velvet in public.24 In Siena, certain luxury clothes could only be worn Siena under the Petrucci: magnificent clothing and public Patrician women and sumptuary law in Renaissance Siena 463 Patrician women and sumptuary law in Renaissance Siena 463 Patrician women and sumptuary law in Renaissance Siena 463 Patrician women and sumptuary law in Renaissance Siena 463 Patrician women and sumptuary law in Renaissance Siena 463 Patrician women and sumptuary law in Renaissance Siena 463	./cache/work_jlsoxwmetrdhfp53qdl25t3xui.pdf	./txt/work_jlsoxwmetrdhfp53qdl25t3xui.txt