10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DECRETALIST»
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Rabelais: Pantagruel, book 4-5
Take me a Decretalist. "Do you wish to find a Man, who by his exemplary Life,
rare Eloquence, holy Admonitions, in a short Time, without shedding of human
Blood, would conquer the Holy Land and convert to the Holy Faith the
unbelieving ...
2
The Five Books and Minor Writings Together with Letters & ...
Take me a Decretalist. "Do you wish to find a Man, who by his exemplary Life,
rare Eloquence, holy Admonitions, in a short Time, without shedding of human
Blood, would conquer the Holy Land and convert to the Holy Faith the
unbelieving ...
3
Pantagruel (concl.) Appendix
Take me a Decretalist. “Do you wish to find a Man, who by his exemplary Life,
rare Eloquence, holy Admonitions, in a short Time, without shedding of human
Blood, would conquer the Holy Land and convert to the Holy Faith the
unbelieving ...
good use of his victory? Take me a decretist. — No, no, I mean a decretalist. " ' "
Ho, the foul blunder," <> whispered Epistemon. "Would you, in time of peace, find
a man capable of wisely governing the state of a commonwealth, of a kingdom, ...
François Rabelais, Curtis Hidden Page, 1905
5
Foundations of the Conciliar Theory: The Contribution of the ...
It would be improper to press too far the distinction between Decretist and
Decretalist sources, for in the first two decades of the thirteenth century some of
the most eminent canonists were equally active in both spheres. (Joannes Teu-
tonicus ...
6
Canon Law and the Christian Community: The Role of Law in ...
Henry of Susa was, therefore, in a position to draw on the decretist and
decretalist publications which had been produced since the appearance of
Gratian's Decretum almost a century earlier. His Summa Aurea, completed
around the year ...
7
Makers of modern thought; or, Five hundred years' struggle ...
No, no, I mean a decretalist." " Ho, the foul blunder," whispered Epistemon. "
Would you in time of peace find a man capable of wisely governing the state of a
commonwealth, of a kingdom, of an empire, of a monarchy ; sufficient to maintain
the ...
8
Gargantua and Pantagruel: Books 4-5, tr. by Motteux
Take me a (iolThTsub- Decretist.— No, no, I mean a Decretalist. Ho, the foul tilly
drawn Blunder, whisper'd Epistemon. out of France Would you in time of Peace,
find a Man capable of to Rome. wisely governing the State of a Commonwealth, ...
9
Master Francis Rabelais: Five Books of the Lives, Heroic ...
No, no, I mean a decretalist. Ho, the foul blunder, whispered Epistemon. Would
you, in time of peace, find a man capable of wisely governing the state of a
commonwealth, of a kingdom, of an empire, of a monarchy ; sufficient to maintain
the ...
François Rabelais, Sir Thomas Urquhart, 1892
10
The Contentious Triangle: Church, State, and University : a ...
Among the decretalist “princes,” two are preeminent and one of these, Sini- baldo
Fieschi, was a pope, Innocent IV. This scholar had had an extraordinary training
in Roman and canon law, and hence when it came to his commentaries, ...
George Huntston Williams, Rodney Lawrence Petersen, Calvin Augustine Pater, 1999
