10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DECRETIST»
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decretist nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
decretist e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Pope Gregory II on Divorce and Remarriage
1 At that time, decretist activity was at its height and was to continue unabated
until after Bernard of Pavia brought out the first Collection of Decretals in 1191.
Even that did not bring down the curtain on decretist writing. Although there was
a ...
2
The Canon Law of the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of ...
52 decretist Canon Law which was in constant use until the seventeenth century.
See Decree; Decretal; Decretist. Decretist (L decretum, decree) RC. A
commentator on the Decretum Gratiani, a canonical treatise which Gratian, a
Camaldolese ...
3
Foundations of the Conciliar Theory: The Contribution of the ...
He was in fact simply restating a series of Decretist doctrines that had been
debated at Bologna in the earlier years of the century when he was a student
there.32 The distinction between the person of the Pope and the dignity of the
Apostolic ...
4
The Cambridge History of Medieval Political Thought C.350-c.1450
It allows a comprehensive over-view of the nature, evolution and content of the
decretist discussion of the relations of the two powers subsumed under the
question 'whether or not the pope has both material and spiritual swords' ...
5
Peace Be with You: Justified Warfare or the Way of Nonviolence
One decretist opinion held that the vassal was not obliged to fight if a war
declared by his lord was clearly an unjust one, or if his participation involved the
vassal in outright sin or perjury. If, however, the vassal merely had doubts about
his ...
6
Philosophy of Law: Collected Essays
In the Summa Elegantius in Iure Divino or Summa Coloniensis of 1169, a
Rhineland decretist says: Ius is partly divine, partly human.... Human ius is either [
i] natural...e.g. conjunction of man and woman, succession by children, free
acquisition ...
7
Politics and Eternity: Studies in the History of Medieval ...
What it really was, instead, was a measure for emergencies, a piece of legislation
designed to give formal, legal force to the traditional decretist teaching that a
general council was superior in authority to a pope who, by lapsing into heresy or
...
8
Nicholas of Cusa on Christ and the Church: Essays in Memory ...
What it really was, instead, was a measure for emergencies, a piece of legislation
designed to give formal, legal force to the traditional decretist teaching that a
general council was superior in authority to a pope who, by lapsing into heresy or
...
Chandler McC. Brooks, Gerald Christianson, Thomas M. Izbicki, 1996
9
The Papacy, 1073-1198: Continuity and Innovation
The Decretist Rufinus (later bishop of Assisi and archbishop of Sorrento) claimed
in the mid-115os that 'the supreme pontiff, who is the vicar of St Peter, possesses
the rights of the earthly kingdom'. 'It must be noticed', Rufinus added, 'that the ...
10
Law, Sex, and Christian Society in Medieval Europe
Concubinage in Decretist Doctrine Concubinage and its corollary, bastardy,
remained common throv ghout twelfth- century Europe, and decretist opinion
about both matters was divided. Concubinage was practiced at all levels of
society ...
