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Then I examine the races run by Italians in their domestic festivals. Well beforewhen we begin to find mounted men insulting enemies in the field, they were being insulted in the city and resenting it. Prostitutes Ivrea what.

Such a Prostitutes Ivrea was certainly more honorable than rule over females. Is it possible that this titulary dominion exclusively over military males actually predates the Kings' later command over prostitutes? A strong argument in favor of this hypothesis is the fact that ribalds in the field as a mark of respect are known to have elected Prostitutes Ivrea their King the actual Prostitutes Ivrea leader of an expedition in recognition of his solidarity Prostitutes Ivrea them.

That is, they elected a noble. Charles d'Anjou, for example, enjoyed such recognition, but he was not the only aristocrat to be so honored For the Italian communes as well, the military King of the Ribalds or his equivalent might be of a higher social class than the ribalds themselves Further, while Italian Kings of Ribalds can be found on foot, others were mounted, as indicated Prostitutes Ivrea their noble status, as they were at times in France as an accoutrement of office If these facts indicate that the title originally referred to the rule of a lord over his male military servants, they also suggest that the military King of Prostitutes Ivrea Ribalds was not originally thought of Prostitutes Ivrea primarily a whoremonger : the honor the ribalds of Charles d'Anjou paid their master was to make him a ruler over men and not over women, which would have been an insult.

Yet there can be no doubt that that official did actually. What was the legal derivation of that judicial practice? I suggest that originally the individual military ribald was conceived of as a pimp who ruled over individual women ; the word ribald itself, as we have indicated, commonly meant pimp, as ribaude meant prostitute. In the fifteenth century, these pimps were incorporated in a confraternity, so one could surmise that their "captain" or leader was commonly called a King as were Prostitutes Ivrea heads of other Florentine festive fraternities.

But the King of the male Ribalds would have derived his authority over the totality of female campfollowers only indirectly, being in essence their liege lord rather than their immediate one We have taken pains to locate ribalds and prostitutes within the camp as a necessary prelude to studying the insults armies directed against each other. Let us summarize the picture that Prostitutes Ivrea emerged. Prostitutes Ivrea found that neither ribalds nor prostitutes were citizens of the city whose army they accompanied to war, but rather a population of vagabonds existing on the margins, the former selling the services of the latter.

Second, we determined that ribalds were always represented as the lowest social and military level of the foot soldiery. Their tasks included pillage before and costly scaling of the walls during a siege, and after a victory they were expected to continue their pillage, then gamble away or sell what they had won.

These prostitutes Prostitutes Ivrea ribalds were led by a Kink who Prostitutes Ivrea their military activities and punished their transgressions, presumably through whipping. Having now broken down some of the component parts of the military society of violence, we now turn our attention to the honors and insults they paid the enemy and each other. In the conduct of war in this age, insults directed against the enemy were Prostitutes Ivrea collective activities as often as they Prostitutes Ivrea spontaneous and Prostitutes Ivrea.

Military and civil authorities during the late middle ages. The personnel who performed these insults were, along with the youthful warriors of the attacking city, Prostitutes Ivrea the ribalds and prostitutes who accompanied them. Two supreme motivations ruled these insult Prostitutes Ivrea.

First, invading forces hoped to discourage the enemy by demonstrating his power- lessness in the face of public Prostitutes Ivrea on his honor. Now certain of the insult activities will be seen to have in fact preserved a record of the insultus visited on the enemy, and we shall argue that in turn, cities remembered these military insults in their Prostitutes Ivrea festivities.

Since the perpetrators of these collective military insults that were meant to honor Prostitutes Ivrea aggressors all belonged to marginal groups that were disadvantaged in the city - the youth because of their minor age, the ribalds and prostitutes because they were not citizens - Prostitutes Ivrea irony is palpable. The collective insults we shall now describe began once the attackers were in control of the land, and they consisted of "all possible vituperations that could be done" Before the eyes of the helpless victims behind the walls, the attackers first established extramural spaces for their insults and proper routes through them, a procedure that often included cutting down the most venerable tree in the area.

Even if this. In the old days, the army then placed the tree on its war wagon or carroccio and. This use of the carroccio for such ceremonial insults gradually died out in the early fourteenth century The castration of the great tree was the only activity within the new space that was theatrically intended for the consumption of those outside it. All subsequent acts were staged as if other spaces did not exist. The first of these began at the stump of the great felled tree, on which the aggressors minted coins, and sometimes continued with the miniers hammering the impression from the new coins into the gates of the enemy city, as if those gates were borders of the new space the attackers had created The images on these coins Prostitutes Ivrea showed the attackers' victory and the victims' humiliation, such as Florence's lion grasping Pisa's eagle or the latter squeezing Lucca's symbols Yet while such coins commemorated the moment, Prostitutes Ivrea also projected a future in those common cases when they were intended for circulation at home as coin of the realm.

Chroniclers made a point not only of recording the insult, but of noting that the coins circulated even in their. What Prostitutes Ivrea meant, of course, was Prostitutes Ivrea the honor of their city still consisted in part of the humiliation of those who were imaged on the coins as vanquished.

There were other vivid insults that insured a perpetual collective memory, to be sure : the gates and chains of the victims' sea and land borders could be carted away, for example, and erected in prominent places in the victorious city, where they became spatial Prostitutes Ivrea of civic organization in festive life But circulating money guaranteed that the individuals who handled it would remember the event, something the more important because communes established formal feasts Prostitutes Ivrea to commemorate actual military victories and not, as far as I could determine, mere incursions against helpless but unconquered cities.

It was on just such occasions that most of these coins were minted. Their subsequent circulation was less an act of triumph than of the routine humiliation of imaged foreigners. The "new community" had cleared the land and issued an exchange medium.

Now its members began to represent themselves, in part as if they were carrying out quotidian activities at home. In the fourteenth century a hundred Pisans practiced their individual artisan skills at each of the gates of Florence The Prostitutes Ivrea exercise of justice could also be witnessed, mitred animals representing enemy leaders being ceremonially hung and then sometimes catapulted into the city Most of the activities recorded by the Prostitutes Ivrea, however, were not quotidian but festive presentations.

Dances and songfests are recorded, and priests celebrated their first Prostitutes Ivrea on the violated lands A score of different festive f or. Each of them would be remembered by everyone because they were celebrated in these historic moments.

As a genre, collective insults of military life are timeless, but not all Prostitutes Ivrea record them : early Italian narrative sources do set them down, but generally speaking, those written after about ignore them. This is notably true of the insult races53, the most striking in this large vocabulary of collective insults in the field and the focus of our subsequent attention.

Chronologically, these campaign races seem to have become popular as the insulting use of the carroccio was going out of style at Prostitutes Ivrea turn of the thirteenth century.

From until about especially the equestrian races among them are frequently reported, and for evident reasons : they were identified with the upper classes and thus with the honor of the communes.

Yet in the last third of this long century of festive insult racing, other types of races were joined to the horse race to form a type of theatrical cycle. Beginning in and lasting untilthese were run on mules and asses as well as on foot by the infame ribalds and prostitutes. Our enquiry will ultimately relate the races in this theatrical "package" to the races run inside the festive city.

To judge from our sources, the horse race or Palio proper almost. The Palio's course was simplicity itself. Within the festive Prostitutes Ivrea on a track established by the aggressors, the competing horses ran either toward or away from the gates of the beleaguered city to a finish line at which hung the cloth of victory or palio. Some of these besieged towns still ran their festive Prostitutes Ivrea outside their walls, and there is one case in which the Prostitutes Ivrea used the starting gate or mosse of the victims' own races I could find no hint, however, that the aggressors consciously replicated the course of the enemy's civic races.

The times at which the horse races were run are better documented and give us important information about the participants and their motivations. Certainly the most common date for a horse race in the field was the feast of the aggressors' patron saint, especially where, as in Florence, that anniversary fell during the campaign season when its most honorable celebrants were at arms But Prostitutes Ivrea horse races always an established part of civic festivities when we first find them being performed in the field?

The very fact that horses had first been prized for war and not domestic uses would seem to make that improbable, suggesting instead that at times, mounted warfare led to theatrical demonstrations in the field, and they in turn to the festive races in the city.

I have been unable to find Prostitutes Ivrea narrative documenting that development, but the question is so central that it must be kept open. Prostitutes Ivrea military actions create the festive profile of the city rather than vice. It may be no accident that the first mention of a horse race on the feast of Florence's patron saint, John the Baptist, occurs in a description of the siege of Arezzo inwhich was intended to insult that city, and not in an account of Florence's domestic celebration An Italian army of this period was made up not only of domestic horsemen, however, but also of mercenaries and allies, and this gave rise to the celebration of Palios on days that were significant to those allies.

To be sure, they did participate in festivities on the date of the patron saint of the aggressors, affirming their solidarities with the main city in this way. In at the gates of Bologna, for example, the Modenese alliance staged four races honoring Modena, Crema, Prostitutes Ivrea, and Mantua Still, such allies with the approbation of the chief city might schedule their own Prostitutes Ivrea in the field Prostitutes Ivrea honor or revenge their patron saint on the day he had been insulted In addition to domestic commemorations, therefore, military forces had other holy days to Prostitutes Ivrea commemorated, before all anniversaries of the feast days on which the present victims had run palios Prostitutes Ivrea them.

Thus in the Pisans celebrated one of their feast days by running a palio at the gates of Florence, only to have the Florentines run an avenging palio at their gates the Prostitutes Ivrea year " to the day " Nor were such dates chosen only when a palio could revenge a previous insult, but sometimes only because they Prostitutes Ivrea significant to the victims, and thus the more insulting.

InProstitutes Ivrea instance, Prostitutes Ivrea the Florentines and the Prostitutes Ivrea gians ran palios on the Aretine patronal feast of S. Donato : "in public", a delighted Perugian historian wrote, "in the way the Aretines were Prostitutes Ivrea.

And this was done in despite and to the shame and humiliation of the men of the city of Arezzo" This assessment provides a key to the meaning not only of the races on days Prostitutes Ivrea to the victims, but of those run to commemorate the saints of the aggressors. Doubtless, the former were meant at times either to " evoke " the enemy's saint and make him friendly to the aggressor, or to show the enemy that their patron could not Prostitutes Ivrea them even on his feast day But a more tangible meaning of this choice of dates is available once Prostitutes Ivrea recall the inveterate Italian practice of forcing towns brought under dominion to celebrate the conquerors' feasts These festive palios were about expansion and contraction, and the imperial calendar that expanded the identity and legitimacy of an aggressor was preceded by the degradation of enemies' and then subjects' calendars.

In the case mentioned above, both aggressors ran their palios in towns subject to Arezzo on the latter 's feast of S. Donato64, so that the aggressors' delegitimizing intent is especially evident. Thus as palios on dates significant to the victims were meant to contract their identity, so those on dates significant to the aggressors were intended to increase their imperial image.

The link between honor and insult is solid, and the parties to the game, the participants, seem describable simply in terms of their diplomatic or political loyalties. Were there people within the helpless city who wanted to desert and take part in the victors' game? In one case Prostitutes Ivrea Florentines invited them to do so, and a significant number of deserters came Prostitutes Ivrea the walls and joined in the race insulting their erstwhile residence There they joined the other allies of the aggressor-in-chief, each ready to race for the palio, each anxious to be knighted for that victory by a grateful ally.

Knighting, that other central form of military insult in the magic circle of the encampment, was often related to the palio, a bona fide hero being made its fraudulent winner, or the winner.

For the youth who won these contests, knighting furnished Prostitutes Ivrea enduring memory of military engagements that were often not true victories. Thus the meaning of these mounted demonstrations was certainly political : such insults did increase the reputation of one city and decrease that of another. But the palios must also be described in terms of the ages of the participants.

The ages of players mattered. If we picture the scene, we can appreciate the generational message of this theatre of noble riders. Outside were young aggressors performing war games that humiliated Prostitutes Ivrea the youth of the victim-city than its governors, whose walls and spaces were being defiled.

Machiavelli was far from first to characterize such games as childish, and the Perugian historian cited above was not alone in recognizing that the shame and humiliation belonged to the " men of the city of Arezzo " more than to its youth.

The meaning of the Palio in the field is not exhausted by the diplomatic and political terms all but exclusively emphasized by the chroniclers. Watching Prostitutes Ivrea scene, we see that the young insult the old. The grave men who governed such cities, being of more advanced age, obviously did not ride. That would have been comic, and for all its derisive import, the horse race was a serious matter. Thus the horse palios run as Prostitutes Ivrea during the siege or incursions expressed their political and diplomatic meaning in generational terms.

Marshalling their youth, who at home Prostitutes Ivrea denied political personality, the elders of the aggressor city thrust these dependents in Prostitutes Ivrea face of the elders of the Prostitutes Ivrea city. Thus the superiority of one city over another was most decisively shown in the field by the ability of disadvantaged young men to insult the old men governing the victim city, without these elders having any recourse. The Prostitutes Ivrea games, insulting at their core, coded and glossed diplomatic and generation relations.

The non-equestrian games to which we Prostitutes Ivrea turn did the same for Prostitutes Ivrea relations. These were the games of the infame, run, as I have said, in Prostitutes Ivrea middle third of the fourteenth century. We beging the study of these games as they Prostitutes Ivrea run in the field. But just as the age of the mounted racers has Prostitutes Ivrea attention to relations between the generations in the city, so a careful study of these less honorable races will ultimately propel us back to the social relations in these aggressive communes.

Two sets of events involving the armies of Florence, Lucca, and Pisa allow us the best overview of these nonequestrian races through their superior documentation.

First, on October 4,Castruccio Castracani of Lucca staged a series of races at the gates of Florence; Florence then revenged these insults in like form at the gates of Lucca on October 12, Giovanni Villani says that Castracani's theatre involved a horse race, one on foot, and one by whores A contemporary Aretine chronicler offers further elaboration, saying that the Luccan general "had the women ride on little donkeys up to the gates of Florence " 69, while a later Sienese historian, otherwise copying Villani, adds that the foot Prostitutes Ivrea was "with the donkeys" When then Villani recorded the tit-for-tat Florentine action ofhe supplemented that report by Prostitutes Ivrea that the women in the races were prostitutes, Prostitutes Ivrea that the men were the foot soldiers of the army Because the action was meant to pay back.

Presumably, the Prostitutes Ivrea rode on donkeys while the soldiers, though on foot, were associated to donkeys. The second series of races occurred on June 24 Prostitutes Ivrea July 19, They were both performed by Florentine armies, respectively near the gates and in the contado of Pisa. As far as can be determined these races did not revenge previous Pisan insults against Florence Contemporary sources show that both Prostitutes Ivrea featured four races rather than Prostitutes Ivrea, and a reconstruction of these sources allows us to determine what parts of the army took part.

The June days began with the Palio of S. Giovanni, since it was that Florentine patron's feast day. It was then followed by a race of whores, one of the muleteers, and a fourth by the beasts of burden or donkeys somieri The later Sienese Prostitutes Ivrea, on the other hand, mentions only three races : an equestrian contest, that of the whores, and a "footrace".

By a process of elimination, this latter race seems to refer to the donkey race mentioned in Prostitutes Ivrea primary sources The races of July seem to have Prostitutes Ivrea repetitions of the June ones.

Matteo Villani lists four of them : the horse race, that of the prostitutes, Prostitutes Ivrea of the donkeys, and a fourth run by the barattieri or swindlers, a social group we showed the Italians commonly equated with the ribalds. Soon afterwards, the poet Antonio Pucci versified this part of Matteo Villani's chronicle, adding some details. In the same order, he lists the horse race, that of the whores "which ones I do not know", he addsthe race of " the porters who run with the donkeys ", and lastly the race of the barattieri Thus the "donkey race" of Matteo Villani would seem Prostitutes Ivrea have actually involved donkeys and men, while the race of the "muleteers" mentioned in the June accounts seems to be the same as the July race of the footed swindlers or ribalds.

Altogether, this meager information does not preclude human races without animals, but it does leave us confident that the races our sources describe as being run by animals actually involved men as well, just as the ones said to be run by the Prostitutes Ivrea certainly included donkeys. Finally, since at no time is it said that the prostitutes raced on foot, one may hypothesize that they were mounted on the donkeys. The only other information on these two sets of races concerns the prizes.

Those for the equestrian races were usually cloth palios of a richness befitting the social status of these racers; the prizes for the other racers were predictably meager by comparison, though they too were graded by rank down to the small goat-skin cloth given one prostitute in this "most wretched" Prostitutes Ivrea races Yet even as regards prizes, the chroniclers only raise questions they do not answer.

We shall see that in the city festivals Prostitutes Ivrea were prizes whose purpose was to insult Prostitutes Ivrea recipients and not to reward them. Was the goat-skin cloth given the prostitute meant to insult her, reward her, or both?

We do not know, for these dry reports lack Prostitutes Ivrea ornamentation. Prostitutes Ivrea : were these nonequestrian races "pure", Prostitutes Ivrea were they rather obstacle courses impeded by merry bystanders and participants? That too is unclear, and answers can only be adduced by extrapolating from the richer information on civic races that we shall present later.

Yet the very social structure of such races tells us something about their meaning, and that is more important than the details of their execution. The participants in these latter races were from the lowest and most marginal elements of the aggressor's society, persons who, as we showed, were not citizens Prostitutes Ivrea did not stay in any one town for long.

The same men who buried Prostitutes Ivrea dead and the same women who sold their bodies to the troops now rode or Prostitutes Ivrea behind sterile mules and despised donkeys, the same animals whose carcasses might then be catapulted into the humiliated city. On first reading, the motivations for such rites seem obvious.

The authorities who staged them, one surmises, could not have intended to honor their cities or to reaffirm their Prostitutes Ivrea as they did through the. Men mounting women in the sex act was an act of dominion, for instance, and a punster of the sixteenth century said that a "prostitute never tired of lending her horse to bear a burden; she only waited to be asked" In these charivaresque rites, therefore, it was as if they rode the enemy, as if these despised dregs from, if not truly of the home town accomplished nothing other than the infamy of the enemy through their own.

A second reading yields a different assessment. For on reflexion, why should we separate victim dishonor from aggressor honor when our Prostitutes Ivrea do not? And why can the infame not be a font of honor for the decorous?

We think of ribalds and prostitutes as the "dangerous classes", and we cannot picture the authorities giving these classes a stature in the field that they might then bring back into the city. Picture it. For in one case at least, the prostitutes' race on the field of battle became a triumph, and that triumph became a part of the triumphal entry of an army back into its city.

In November the Perugian army seized the cathedral of Arezzo hard on that Prostitutes Ivrea walls and proceeded Prostitutes Ivrea insult the inhabitants. They hung the Perugian flag from the cathedral tower, then forced the bishop- elect to celebrate mass for them. Out in front of the church Perugian miniers coined new money, and Prostitutes Ivrea, as a contemporary noted, an insult race was run : " one had the palio run in front of the gate of Arezzo by the prostitutes, [their clothes] raised up to the belt" That presumably meant that the prostitutes were mounted, as befit a race run for a scarlet palio.

The Prostitutes Ivrea contemporary assures us that there were "many other vituperations that are not recorded here". Glossing this source in Prostitutes Ivrea seventeenth century, the Perugian historian Pellini says that they were omitted " for the sake of decency " Pellini also glossed his source's account of the prostitutes racing with their clothes raised to the navel, hinting that Aretine prostitutes had ear.

According to the same historian, this pleasure had been planned well in advance. The Perugian government had sent the prostitutes to Arezzo Prostitutes Ivrea to perform this insult ritual and not, this worthy implies, to supply sex for the troops Can we credit such a strange scenario, in which prostitutes become public servants and ride horses for a scarlet palio?

The primary source's account of the race's aftermath constrains us to do so. On November 17 the Perugian army, unable to seize Arezzo, returned home Prostitutes Ivrea all the festive insults visited upon the enemy :. Prostitutes Ivrea Standard Bearer of the army of the commune of Perugia And the prostitutes who had run the palio at Arezzo returned.

And they came all dressed in rose [color], they and their horses. And they brought with them the said palio. Many stone images or rather marbles were also brought that had been found in the [Aretine] cathedral. These images of stone were carried by cattle pulling wagons, and the cows and the Prostitutes Ivrea were dressed in rose cloth.

And having come to the city of Perugia, the said images were placed in front of the wall of the church of S. Lorenzo near the piazza. Women who returned with this type of honor must, I think, have gone forth as a distinct "military" unit after all, and with equal honor!

Prostitutes could represent the triumph of a commune and thus did serve as a source of honor. Other rulers might Prostitutes Ivrea prostitutes Prostitutes Ivrea other forms, to be sure : Prostitutes Ivrea 1 the Carrarese lord of Padua ostentatiously welcomed into the city Veronese prostitutes who had been captured Prostitutes Ivrea the victory of the Brendelle But the Perugian case is special because the city's own prostitutes were involved.

They apparently ran the only insult palio at Prostitutes Ivrea, and they were the only unit said by our sources to. Most impressive, theirs was the palio that became the "perpetual memory" of the Perugians. Rare as this event may prove to be, the triumph of the Perugian prostitutes Prostitutes Ivrea contribute to understanding the dynamics Prostitutes Ivrea honor in the Italian city.

Suitably hung in one of Perugia's most sacred places, the Prostitutes Ivrea palio joined a panoply of war trophies that like nothing else proved the honor of the Italian city. The flags Prostitutes Ivrea them evoked memories of brave men who after obstinately defending their own banners had seized them from the enemy, but they also commemorated the ribalds and prostitutes who gathered up such trophies from the field of battle after a victory. Nor, custom being what it was, could one forget the return of the triumphant army, when these enemy banners were hung upside down on Prostitutes Ivrea captured battle wagons of the vanquished.

For one standard Prostitutes Ivrea in which subject towns renewed their submission to their masters was to present them a palio each year on the victors' Prostitutes Ivrea feasts Distinct in form from the flag, the festive palios of the Italian communes basically stood for the flags of the enemy.

The palio of the Perugian prostitutes was no different. Symbolically, it was a flag they had taken from the Aretine men in the course of war. Thus the greatest honor of the city was the one most disgraceful to its enemies, and the Perugian Prostitutes Ivrea obviously thought that to cast itself as a mounted woman triumphant over the Aretines was the ultimate insult. There was - and is - no more common metaphor to describe the strengths and weaknesses of opponents, after all, than the sexual.

Or were generational or even class metaphors even more common, as when Giovanni Villani scorned his own city by saying that "just the ribalds and Prostitutes Ivrea boys [ragazzil" could have defeated the enemy85? Perugia's celebra. De festis. Inthe contemporary Matteo Villani tells us, the government of Florence tried to determine why the Florentines celebrated the feast Prostitutes Ivrea S. Reparata, the titulary of their cathedral, and why a foot race was run on her day.

The government answered Prostitutes Ivrea first question by referring to the chronicle of Matteo's father Giovanni, who told how Radagasio the Goth had been defeated on Reparata's day by the Florentines in alliance with the emperor But why did a mere footrace commemorate this victory? Had perhaps the victory itself been won by foot soldiers?

Villani, rightly ignored this idea; rather, the chronicler's answer was naivete Prostitutes Ivrea. A foot race had been instituted because "our ancestors were not very rich Prostitutes Ivrea those times".

Now, he continued, the city set things right. It increased the value of the prize palio and replaced the pedestrian race with an equestrian contest "so as to renew the said memory" This moment in is something of a watershed in the history of civic festivities, but the more important because it approached the date when insult races in the field would disappear from the sources.

For we shall see that several Italian commemorative races established before Prostitutes Ivrea run on foot, even when the victories they celebrated had been won by knights, while apparently all Italian palios established after this time to Prostitutes Ivrea either foot or equestrian victories were horse races. Doubtless, the horse races of the later period are less relevant to our inquiry. Their supremacy as modes of commemoration in the Renaissance witnessed the increasingly aristocratic character of those societies, ones whose citizens rarely participated in the victories they vaunted.

But all the festive races of the early period deserve Prostitutes Ivrea attention because they were Prostitutes Ivrea acts of civil memory and identity in an age when youth, ribalds, and prostitutes actually helped make that civil iden.

It is in this period that one finds the insults of war and society most naively linked. Let us review the evidence for races in Italian towns during these formative centuries, beginning with equestrian contests. We know nothing about early marketing races, a type documented in England by 1 1 73 88 ; Prostitutes Ivrea sources of the time mention only festive ones, though fairs and feste commonly overlapped. The Prostitutes Ivrea known are those staged in twelfth-century Pisa.

They had prizes provided by a private individual whose liberality was lauded in otherwise forgettable verse The first reference to Prostitutes Ivrea Sienese Palio emerges a century later : a government document shows the communal government regulating what was apparently a civic race, since it sentenced a rider or owner who, though he came in last, refused to publicly accept the insulting prize of a pig which that placement required Thus in the earliest known civic Palio, honorable riders were dishonored if they came in last.

Well beforewhen we begin to find mounted men insulting enemies in the field, they were being insulted in the city and resenting it. Soon Prostitutes Ivrea, town laws regulating these Palios start to appear. A Paduan law of or a Veronese law predating holds right of place, and they are soon followed by a Ferrarese statute of and innumerable laws and statutes thereafter In general, these laws prescribe procedures for registering Prostitutes Ivrea the races and their dates and times.

They warn the racers not to go outside the established courses, and prohibit obstacles being put in the way by racers or bystanders Finally, they spell out the prizes, occasionally describing the bestowal of the last- place prize in such a way as to show that it remained an occasion for ridicule, in one case until the end of the fourteenth century Like some non-equestrian Prostitutes Ivrea, the Palios could still be run outside town, the finish Prostitutes Ivrea being at some point in the city or at a gate.

But Prostitutes Ivrea trend was toward running them within and across the city. The courses were almost uniformly linear rather than circular Surprisingly, foot races seem to have been communally regulated as early as were horse races in Italy : the Veronese law referred to above, for example, ordains a foot race along with the horse race.

For while the winner of the foot race obviously received a lesser prize than did the equestrian victor - a collective insult to those who went on foot, to be sure - its loser received a personally insulting prize, a cock, Prostitutes Ivrea did his equestrian counterpart a pig or side of ham.

The value of poultry to a pedestrian loser certainly might outweigh any symbolic humiliation, although Boccaccio had heard that the shaming that accompanied losing was so great as Prostitutes Ivrea dissuade all but the most Prostitutes Ivrea from entering But what. By the fourteenth century most evidence of insulting last-place prizes for the domestic horse racers had vanished.

For their part none of the insulting races in the field left evidence of such losers' prizes having Prostitutes Ivrea bestowed before they too disappear from the sources after Excavating these comparabilities between early Prostitutes Ivrea and foot contests is especially important because a later age, beginning with Matteo Villani, wanted to remember a different past when communes might have been poor - and thus ran foot races to celebrate victories - but were always decent. Thus just as later historians with dubious accuracy traced horse races back to victories, so the Veronese footrace would be explained as commemorating an equestrian victory ofand a male foot race in Bologna allegedly harkened back to a victory over Faenza in Prostitutes Ivrea Worthy commemorations of poor but decent young communes were Prostitutes Ivrea thing, the historical reality was something else, and it furnishes us a last comparison between early foot and equestrian races in the city.

Unhappily for Villani, the Florentine record shows that his undoubtedly opulent homeland had instituted a lowly foot race to commemorate its most glorious equestrian triumph, the victory at Campaldino on the feast of S. Barnaba in ; so we must Prostitutes Ivrea from the fact that such a race was in place just 36 years later.

This is the more striking because the most aristocratic group in the city, the Parte Guelfa, claimed that victory and the saint as its own Probably some of the early festive Palios men. But the Florentine victory celebration for Campaldino is one of the earliest we can rely on Prostitutes Ivrea have done so, and it was run on foot. The fact is that both horse and foot races were Prostitutes Ivrea to suitably commemorate equestrian as well as pedestrian victories.

The odds are that in these early commemorations as well as in the early festive races Prostitutes Ivrea commemorative character is uncertain, not only losers of foot races, Prostitutes Ivrea those who failed equestrian contests, were insulted. The comparable antiquity, prizes, and commemorative Prostitutes Ivrea of horse Prostitutes Ivrea foot races in the thirteenth century raise a serious problem of interpretation given the undoubted antipedestrian social prejudice of this age as well as later ones.

What stands in the way of comprehending this comparability, I Prostitutes Ivrea, is the nature of what was being remembered. Before examining that Prostitutes Ivrea in detail, let me state my hypothesis. Some civic races aped not the battle that ended Prostitutes Ivrea victory but insulting military theatre, one performed, we recall, by marginal social groups in incursions and sieges that usually did not end in victory over an opposing army and thus were not formally commemorated by festivities.

Even after Prostitutes Ivrea demise of insult theatres in the field, this hypothesis argues, horse, foot, and other types of festive races continued to insult both the foreign enemy and the marginal social groups who themselves had insulted the military enemy Prostitutes Ivrea the field. The stage was the city, but the goal remained the control of all enemies of civic regimes. Two facts link together field and piazza in this argument.

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First, Prostitutes Ivrea festive races of the Italian cities commemorated past victories over both foreign and domestic enemies. Second, they celebrated past and future Prostitutes Ivrea over both those political factions and over Prostitutes Ivrea young, over women, and over the poor.

At first glance, the fabled Palios of the Renaissance seem to prove that honor is possible without insult irrespective of what the races commemorated.

If our narratives are any guide, the insulting Prostitutes Ivrea for last place are gone, and the traditional practice of trying to impede the racers has vanished. Internally, such races seem models of probity, indeed their competitive character is increasingly compromised as first one and then another ruler strive to make their shows " more decent " : when races were not "fixed" so as Prostitutes Ivrea honor particular persons, the winner might "spontaneously" Prostitutes Ivrea his prize to an honorable person anyway As was evident in the increasingly elaborate parades that preceded them, some Palios had become pompous international displays in Prostitutes Ivrea each great lord insisted that his horse and colors be fittingly marched through the streets.

Goro Dati's famous account of Florence's San Giovanni Palio about leaves no doubt that the crowds loved this proper display so seemingly devoid of vituperation". Nevertheless, Renaissance Palios continued to insult so as to create honor.

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Let us leave to one Prostitutes Ivrea the outrightly burlesque horse races funded by communes like Florence, in which old nags were whipped through the streets perhaps to celebrate a military victory in the field or the expulsion of a tyrant at home; their documentation is weak and their international relevance uncertain We need only examine the most renowned Palios of undisputed international character to see that they continued to bear, and to generate, the baggage of insult. Since I have studied the evidence for this fact extensively in previous work, it is enough here to make two general points, the first regarding commemoration.

The Palios that were instituted from the beginning to the end of our period to commemorate victories commemorated defeats as well, as the trophies and offerings of subject cities during these festivities demonstrate Yet history regularly became hostage to changing realities and "perpetual memories" had to be altered because of new alliances.

Thus Siena stopped celebrating its Prostitutes Ivrea of Florence when it. To the extent that a city's self Prostitutes Ivrea was bound up in its military victories, therefore, Prostitutes Ivrea was constantly being deconstructed.

Second, these commemorative Palios like any other that attracted international visitors gave offense to some of them because of the necessity of precedential arrangements Prostitutes Ivrea the parades and the potential for failure in the races themselves Representing one's friends also showed one's enemies; ordering the former for display showed who was the greater and lesser Prostitutes Ivrea.

It had been true in the military Palios of the field in an earlier time ; it remained true in the spectacles of the Renaissance. Together, historical associations and contemporary diplomatic considerations meant that the Palios never lost the derisive quality that was the Prostitutes Ivrea frame for the honors they offered.

This fact is Prostitutes Ivrea important because of the domestic motivations for Palios. Perhaps in the old days these annual races had provided one means of assuaging the hatreds generated by civil conflicts, but what is Prostitutes Ivrea is that governments sometimes instituted Prostitutes Ivrea to perpetually commemorate victories over domestic enemies.

These races remained political because the enemy remained within. According to the Paduan tradition, Prostitutes Ivrea example, one of that city's Palios was instituted to commemorate the "election" of Giacomo the Great della Carrara. That is, the feast commemorated the Prostitutes Ivrea of his opponents Prostitutes Ivrea Siena as well, the regime in began an annual Palio to commemorate its suppression of a Salimbeni conspiracy Prostitutes Ivrea practice lasted.

Some commemorative horse races evidently Prostitutes Ivrea diplomatic and domestic motifs. This could be Prostitutes Ivrea both by way of Prostitutes Ivrea institutions - as when Florence's commemoration of the expulsion of its French tyrant Walter of Brienne angered the house of France and the pope - and by way of their ongoing execution, which annually insulted that Florentine faction that had sided with Brienne and now had to watch The horse race was not the only means of perpetually insulting civic enemies, to be sure, but it is an especially significant one.

If a fundamental characteristic of any military or domestic race is to delegitimate anyone else's right to space during its course, a horse race in city streets does so in a particularly aggressive and almost irresistible fashion.

The burlesque commemoration of the expulsion of the Duke of Athens from Prostitutes Ivrea in also expressly remembered the fact that the "good men" had at the same time suppressed the "bad men" of the Prostitutes Ivrea classes and the youth of good family Prostitutes Ivrea had sided with Brienne Again ina Florentine regime established feast days, if not a Palio, to commemorate the suppression of the Ciompi wool carders four years before The evidence of Palios instituted for this purpose obviously is sketcy and will have to be hardened by further research.

Yet in any case, strife with marginal groups in cities was as much structural and futuristic as it was historical in character. While one could define a buon comune as a political class at peace with itself and its neighbors, the Prostitutes Ivrea of buon comune also meant that the political males.

Now since fourteenth-century cities at war used representatives of this age group, sex, and lower class their youth, the prostitutes, and the ribalds to express their despisal of foreign antagonists, it is not surprising that they used their civic festivals to express their hatred and fear of both types of opponents. On closer examination, the symmetry will prove impressive : especially the ribalds and prostitutes who in the field proved important to creating honor for the Prostitutes Ivrea fathers will, in the festival, increase Prostitutes Ivrea latters' honor through their infame behavior.

In the histories of late medieval and early modern festive races, Pope Paul II 's important decree of establishing a cycle of seven races for Rome has taken on a constitutive character that is easily exaggerated.

All of Prostitutes Ivrea races and indeed the festive package as a whole had significant precedents in Italy when not in Rome itself, and we shall review them in the following pages. Further, this decree tells us nothing about the motivation informing the different races, and ridicule was central : notoriously so to the races of the Jews and the elderly so capably studied by Mar- tine Boiteux, but perhaps no less marked in those meant for lower- class Christian participants.

In Rome as elsewhere, these participants are often called "youth" or "women" in decrees but were ribalds and prostitutes in fact Like many such decrees, this one proves more interesting in the omission.

Only by deduction, for example, can one determine that the group that did the ridiculing did not race : Prostitutes Ivrea actually executed, the four human races in the cycle had male participants up to thirty and beyond fifty years of age, but none, not even Jews, between those ages Finally, the decree does not hint at the domestic judicial use to which such. Without any doubt, the Renaissance witnessed a growing formalization of public insult practices in festive life, and Paul II's decree is a part of that process.

But we shall Prostitutes Ivrea these developments in their relation to that most acceptable form of justice, the violence that one used against foreign and domestic enemies. The history of festive races by infame groups in cities begins inat almost the same point, that is, as do documents on insult races in general.

In that year the authorities of Perigeaux provided Prostitutes Ivrea for the "women" who took part in Prostitutes Ivrea race on the carnival feast of the Baco That these women were actually prostitutes is suggested by a similar caritative institution we encounter in Parma in Two neighborhoods in that town that wanted to represent a queen and the empress in street theatre recruited prostitutes for the roles.

They were promised dowries if they took on the tasks, and these were then raised at the offertory of a mass the bishop sang for the neighbors Though this was theatre and not a race, the caritative theme Parma had in common with Perigeaux suggests that the French city's "women" were whores as well.

Giving alms to convert prostitutes may have been, after all, the most common form of public charity for women at this time. The first firmly documented Italian race of the infame was already customary when it is mentioned in an Ivrean law of In this town as elsewhere the town prostitutes were supervised by a King of Prostitutes Ivrea Ribalds here also called the podestas meretricumchosen from among the town criers. This official had as his salary Prostitutes Ivrea receipts from all the fines levied on the prostitutes, and from that income he was required each year to buy a mazena or tnezena a drinking bowl?

According to a later statute, Prostitutes Ivrea second race of prostitutes Prostitutes Ivrea run on the feast of the Assumption August 15one Prostitutes Ivrea alongside a race of pimps and ribalds The Prostitutes Ivrea narrative account Prostitutes Ivrea such races is from Pavia in the following year ; it and the Ivrean race, Prostitutes Ivrea should be noted, are thus contemporary to the earliest accounts of prostitutes racing in military campaigns.

The Pavian chronicler notes that the citizens of that town held a horse race each year to honor the city's ancient patron, S. Siri, and Prostitutes Ivrea in conjunction with the horse race the town held foot races involving " ribalds and public women" Thus the earliest Italian evidence for races of the infame shows both groups of marginals racing for the delectation of the citizens, the females being supervised by their Prostitutes Ivrea, the King of the Ribalds.

This chronicler does not say that a victory was also commemorated, but the celebration of a patron saint required no less "decent" a representation. Thus it is certainly interesting to find ribalds and prostitutes running races on the saint's day at the same time others Prostitutes Ivrea them honored the communes where they resided by running insult races against enemies in the field, and these ribaldic domestic Prostitutes Ivrea are the more Prostitutes Ivrea because we now know that foot races were used at the time to commemorate equestrian military victories.

Does any contemporary chronicler actually say that the ribalds or prostitutes, who in civic festivities always seem to have raced on foot and not mounted, did so to honor a saint or a victory? To the contrary : both. It is precisely that caution that is the key to unlocking the problem of Prostitutes Ivrea infame honoring the commune in an age of anti-pedestrian bias.

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We have seen that official sources commonly describe races that were actually run by the infame as being those of the "women" and "youth", as if, in an ideal world, all the "decent" residents of a town, including those Prostitutes Ivrea foot, would contribute to thanking the divinities. Yet in the world as it actually was only the infame stepped forward to represent those " decent " pedestrians.

What Matteo Villani had not been willing to say was that the foot race that honored the equestrian victory of Campaldino was probably Prostitutes Ivrea by what he considered the dregs of society. Perhaps in Florence, but certainly Prostitutes Ivrea Pavia to the discomfort of its chronicler, ribalds and prostitutes celebrated Prostitutes Ivrea city before the saint in Prostitutes Ivrea same form that they did in the field in insulting the nemy. Saintly patrons loved to be avenged, whatever the sensibilities of status-conscious reporters.

The tell-tale sign is the replication in the city of a cycle of formal insults used in warfare, and vice versa. The formal insult races of war ended aroundbut their performances continued in the Renaissance city, in a period, that is, when these cities' residents left military life to mercenaries. Contemporary to the earliest appearance of prostitute races in Vienna, the first documented race of prostitutes in Prostitutes Ivrea festive capital of Renaissance Italy, Ferrara, is documented in In Giangaleazzo Visconti added a race per mulieres et pedester to the existing horse race and male foot race at Verona, suggesting that such a female race may already have been in place in Viscontean Milan These female races must have been humiliating from the start, for the authorities in both cities were soon protest.

The Veronese statute of said that prizes should go only to "decent women, even if there be but one of them" This represented a hilarious type of double "fixing", for when the "women" in this race were not prostitutes they were male transvestites The matter was little different in Prostitutes Ivrea, whose Palazzo Schifanoia was now frescoed with that city's festive cycle of mounted horse and ass as well as pedestrian races of youth, elders, and prostitutes Pi.

The significance of these concerns is nowhere clearer than in the council debates of Brescia, whose citizens from enjoyed, but whose friars denounced, a bull run on the Prostitutes Ivrea and a race of prostitutes on the feast of the Virgin's Assumption. Clarity about the sexual character of such races was not new. Just three years before, in fact, a communal law suppressed the butchers' bull run on Prostitutes Ivrea Virgin's feast because it insulted Prostitutes Ivrea : " for bulls should be mated with cows, as the psalmist [and our law] says, not with virgins "!

We need always look beneath or sources. As is well known, the Magdalene was the whores' patron saint. Thus the theme of alms for prostitutes engaging in "shameful" festivities continued. The intention of charity was not antithetical to that of public lasciviousness.

Indeed to this day male brotherhoods raise money for the disadvantaged by sponsoring peep shows. Races of prostitutes were no stranger to the Papal States : in mid- fifteenth century Foligno such women raced for three different prizes of Prostitutes Ivrea practical nature on the patronal feast of S. Yet while the court of Pope Pius II patronized a cycle Prostitutes Ivrea races by nude boys and youth at its town of Pienza Prostitutes Ivreaneither here nor in Paul II's decree of does one find mention of Prostitutes Ivrea race of prostitutes.

Rome was latest, but it is Prostitutes Ivrea least in our review of women's races. I refer here to the public races of the sixteenth century, and not to the races of "decent prostitutes" Prostitutes Ivrea courtesans held in the papal apartments in Prostitutes Ivrea it was "customary" to run prostitute races that started at the pyramid of the Borgo and ended in St. Peter's square on December 29, and no later than prostitute competitions were part of the Pauline cycle of carnival races.

Yet in the last third of this long century of festive insult racing, other types of races were joined to the horse race to form a type of theatrical cycle.

At that date Prostitutes Ivrea Jews, then children, then youth, and then the elderly ran nude, while the prostitutes raced in their underclothes The races in the papal apartments ofon the other hand. This chronology of festive races by marginal groups has opened up historical and psychological questions whose answers must await later research; the pressing questions of this paper are rather structural in nature.

It is clear, Prostitutes Ivrea example, that such insulting races continued for another century at least : Martine Boiteux traces the slow decline of the races of Jews and elderly at Rome, while the prostitutes of Aries were still running on Pentecost at the end of the sixteenth century and those of Padua still enlivened the feast of the Virgin's Assumption in In Germany the races are documented till the end of the seventeenth century, while the citizens of Lucerne continued them till the French Revolution But a proper history of such races remains to Prostitutes Ivrea written, and students even of the period I have surveyed will certainly find much more evidence.

The relative paucity of psychological information in my sources will discourage later psychohistorians, but has actually facilitated my structural approach. Doubtless attitudes toward public nudity in these races changed : in a Prostitutes Ivrea personal account, Pius II described the nude male races of Pienza with no hint anyone was shamed, whereas eighteenth- century English women were said to be shamed by similar races But the sources for our period rarely penetrate the world of collective or individual feelings of festive shame.

They do insist that ribalds and prostitutes volunteered for Prostitutes Ivrea races Prostitutes Ivrea than being constrained, but even if true, that tells us Prostitutes Ivrea about their shame : volunteers commonly do things perceived as shameful because Prostitutes Ivrea need the money, and constraint then and now does not imply shame nor an absence of enjoyment either for Prostitutes Ivrea or audience.

Our concern in any case has been the phenomenon of races by legally infame social groups that were sponsored by civic authorities, ones in which patrons and audience intended to humiliate the participants by their dress or lack of Prostitutes Ivrea, and by the course of the race itself. The most tangible aspect of these races were their cultural and social structures of diplomacy, generations, classes, and sexes operating in Prostitutes Ivrea dynamic political context.

In surveying the theatre of military insults, that dynamism was particularly evident, for in the violence of war, marginal group activities actively mediated Prostitutes Ivrea in the relations between cities. Now we see that the same activities in the civic festivals assumed a similar function. The Prostitutes Ivrea of ribalds and prostitutes in the cities represented a continuation of the social Prostitutes Ivrea by other means.

No document can more vividly lead into a closer examination of the parameters of this war in the city than an Ivrean statute of early date described by Durando and dealing with women as a whole.

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According to it, a woman of Prostitutes Ivrea town who began to live badly ran the following risk : authorized by the government, the professional prostitutes and their King had the right to march to her house to the sound of bells and trombones, and then as a public example seize and take her to the brothel Echoes and sights of inverse military triumphs reverberate : the Pe- rugian Prostitutes Ivrea on their horses, those others Prostitutes Ivrea their doubly-insulting asses, mocking grave male governors Prostitutes Ivrea female!

Now here in this quasi-festive Ivrean inversion, where brazen public Prostitutes Ivrea as police and judge inflicted an infame punishment on a proper woman, that woman, rendered ignoble by the insult, stood for all women as had conquered foreign governors. Conversely, in the world turned right side up the public prostitute in the city stood as a warning and example to all women as she raced and as she Prostitutes Ivrea punished : " ad conf usionem earum [meretricum], " a Brescian decree authorizing the prostitutes' race in said, " et bonarum mulierum exemplum Though dealing with social outcasts, this article glosses relations within civil society.

Festive races of ribalds and prostitutes, we have argued, replicated and commemorated similar military performances. Yet the following pages Prostitutes Ivrea show that the festive vocabulary also echoed the world of judicial punishment in the city.

Prostitutes Ivrea the guilty to run nude through the streets and often beating them as they did so was a typical form of medieval punishment of the infame. Any contemporary man or woman watching a festive race of marginals would have seen it through eyes accustomed to the theatre of Prostitutes Ivrea punishment.

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Writing about , the versifier Antonio Pucci now describes the guastatori doing the same thing in , if under a different flag : it showed them carrying a torch " so as to demonstrate that they were deputated to burn and ruin the whole countryside" The flags among them evoked memories of brave men who after obstinately defending their own banners had seized them from the enemy, but they also commemorated the ribalds and prostitutes who gathered up such trophies from the field of battle after a victory.