Glagoljična pismenost srednjovjekovne Dubašnice (s osvrtom na početke hrvatskoglagoljskoga notarijata na otoku Krku) - Botica, Ivan (Array, 2014)
This article presents and partially analyses Glagolitic monuments of the medieval Dubašnica. The monuments refer to the documents originating from the second half of the fifteenth and an inscription from the beginning of the sixteenth century. Precisely in this period begins the continuous literacy in Dubašnica. This parish and castle on the island of Krk was established by John VII Frankapan, by massively populating its territory with the inhabitants of the nearby land in the beginning of the second half of the fifteenth century. The oldest sources indicate that the population by most part originated from Bužana. The literacy of Dubašnica is predominantly Glagolitic because its bearers were Glagolitic priests and third order Franciscan Glagolitics. The first ones had their own chapter near the church of St. Apollinaire (Polinaro) in the nowadays field of Dubašnica, and the former a monastery of St. Mary Magdalene in the Dubašnica Porto. Their lives and activities were entirely locally aimed. With them many lay people also became literate, ones who will then take upon the Dubašnica Glagolitic notaryship, a legal institution that left its deepest mark precisely on Krk.