Data and R Code for Male- and Female-Reported Layers of the Social Network of the Apostolic Movement in the Inquisition Register of Bologna (1291–1310)

This deposit contains the dataset and R code necessary to reproduce all statistical analyses reported in a study of gender-differentiated perspectives on a medieval dissident religious network. The study reconstructs a two-layer multiplex social network from late thirteenth–early fourteenth-century inquisitorial testimonies in northern Italy, distinguishing ties reported by male and female deponents, and examines how reported interactions, central actors, and structural patterns of tie formation differ across the two gender-defined layers using descriptive network measures, closeness centrality, multilayer Exponential Random Graph Models, and permutation-based sensitivity analyses. Repository structure (BolGenLay.zip) ../01_descriptives.R – descriptive statistics and unique-edge extraction02_plot.R – Fig 1 (male, female, overlay)03_layer_desriptives.R – layer descriptives and analyses (including Table 2)04_ergm_multi.R – ERGM (VIF, AME, GOF, including including Fig 2)05_sensitivity.R – permutation-based sensitivity analysis (including Fig 3)desriptive_igraph.R – helper for network descriptivessessioninfo.txt – package versions/environment (dependencies) data/raw_G.RDS – multiedge e(i,u,v) network: nodes and edges in a list object with attributesug.RData – simplified undirected male/female network layers (unique edges)mn.RData – network::network objects prepared for ERGMmn_ergm_permuted_betas.RDS – permutation-based sensitivity results, dataframeoutput.txt – printed outputs (summary statistics, ERGM results, etc.) figs/Fig1A.pdf – male network layerFig1B.pdf – female network layerFig1C.pdf – overlayFig2.pdf – explorative GOFFig3.pdf – permutation-based sensitivity analyses