International audienceThis paper is concerned with the rise of the pontifical letters to the rank of canonicat texts during Late Antiquity, notably through the respective rotes of Damasus I and of Leo I the Great. The analysis begins with an explanation of the principal legal terms employed by the Apostolic See between the IVth and VIth centuries. lt deals then with the outsets of legislative action of the Roman bishops, including both the issue of the first decretals and the beginning of pontifical influence over imperial authorities as regards of religious legislation. The last part focuses on the origin of the introduction of pontifical epistles into the canonical collections. Without pretending to innovate completely, the primary inten...
This article addresses the earliest manuscripts of the ‘pontifical’ genre which are to be found in t...
The article explores the historical background to the ecclesiastical office, a figure defined within...
Theodore Balsamon, a 12th-century Constantinopolitan canonist, famously said: “Civil law punishes, c...
International audienceThis paper is concerned with the rise of the pontifical letters to the rank of...
Gratian has long been called the Father of Canon Law. This latest volume in the ongoing History of M...
International audienceThis contribution reviews the progressive evolution of "intransigent Catholici...
Recently, new hypothesis have arised considering birth and first diffusions of Liber Ponticialis. Th...
In this paper, the author questions the conventional view that the civil law and common law traditio...
ABSTRACT: In 1820 Cardinal Angelo Mai discovered in a Vatican manuscript (Codex Vaticanus Latinus N....
This article offers a reading of the acceptance of Roman law in the European legal systems since the...
Chapitre (Ouvrage scientifique)Recently, new hypothesis have arised considering birth and first diff...
Článek se zabývá vlivem římského práva na právní úpravu kanonického práva, tak, jak je upravena v CI...
Even today the authorship and the date of the Collatio legum Mosaicarum et Romanarum or Lex Dei cont...
Les Institutiones iuris canonici de Giovan Paolo Lancellotti (1522-1590), manuel d'enseignement du d...
Reflecting the focus but also range of their honorand\u27s work in medieval canon law in the era bef...
This article addresses the earliest manuscripts of the ‘pontifical’ genre which are to be found in t...
The article explores the historical background to the ecclesiastical office, a figure defined within...
Theodore Balsamon, a 12th-century Constantinopolitan canonist, famously said: “Civil law punishes, c...
International audienceThis paper is concerned with the rise of the pontifical letters to the rank of...
Gratian has long been called the Father of Canon Law. This latest volume in the ongoing History of M...
International audienceThis contribution reviews the progressive evolution of "intransigent Catholici...
Recently, new hypothesis have arised considering birth and first diffusions of Liber Ponticialis. Th...
In this paper, the author questions the conventional view that the civil law and common law traditio...
ABSTRACT: In 1820 Cardinal Angelo Mai discovered in a Vatican manuscript (Codex Vaticanus Latinus N....
This article offers a reading of the acceptance of Roman law in the European legal systems since the...
Chapitre (Ouvrage scientifique)Recently, new hypothesis have arised considering birth and first diff...
Článek se zabývá vlivem římského práva na právní úpravu kanonického práva, tak, jak je upravena v CI...
Even today the authorship and the date of the Collatio legum Mosaicarum et Romanarum or Lex Dei cont...
Les Institutiones iuris canonici de Giovan Paolo Lancellotti (1522-1590), manuel d'enseignement du d...
Reflecting the focus but also range of their honorand\u27s work in medieval canon law in the era bef...
This article addresses the earliest manuscripts of the ‘pontifical’ genre which are to be found in t...
The article explores the historical background to the ecclesiastical office, a figure defined within...
Theodore Balsamon, a 12th-century Constantinopolitan canonist, famously said: “Civil law punishes, c...