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Jurists and Jurisprudence in Medieval Italy : Texts and Contexts.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Toronto Studies in Medieval Law SeriesPublisher: Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 2020Copyright date: ©2020Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (894 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781487536336
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Jurists and Jurisprudence in Medieval ItalyDDC classification:
  • 349.4509/02
LOC classification:
  • KKH129 .C383 2020
Online resources:
Contents:
Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Short Titles -- Introduction -- 1. Professors and Students -- 1. Foundations -- 1.1. The Constitution Habita of Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa (1155/58) -- 1.2. Accursius's Glosses to the Constitution Habita -- 1.3. Students as Citizens in the Statutes of Modena (1327) -- 2. "We Give You the Licence to Teach Here and Everywhere" -- 2.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium on the Studium Generale of Milan (ca. 1393−1396) -- 3. Privileges of Doctors and Students -- 3.1. Simon of Borsano, Privileges of Doctors and Students (1361−1370) -- 4. How to Teach and Study Canon and Civil Law -- 4.1. Franciscus de Zabarellis, How to Teach and Study Canon and Civil Law (ca. 1410) -- 5. The Many Dwelling Places of Civil Wisdom -- 5.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Oration on Conferring the Doctorate of Law -- 6. Death Benefits -- 6.1. Consilium of Jacobus Niccoli (1400) -- 7. Hired Hands -- 7.1. Azo, Hiring (1208−1210) -- 7.2. Rainerius of Perugia, Leasing out a Work to Be Copied (1242) -- 7.3. Salatiele, Copyists, and Other Persons Obligating Themselves to Perform Services [Contract and Glosses] (1248−1254) -- 7.4. Rolandinus de Passegeriis, Hiring Another Person's Services to Copy a Work (1273) -- 8. Law Students' Books -- 8.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium [I] (ca. 1393-1396) -- 8.2. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium [II] (ca. 1393-1396) -- 9. "Many Books" -- 9.1. Oldradus de Ponte, Whether It Is Advantageous to Have Many Books (ca. 1320s) -- 10. Nobility, Usefulness, and Origin of Law -- 10.1. Doctoral Oration (ca. 1450) -- 2. Legal Profession -- 11. Advocates -- 11.1. Guilelmus Durantis, Mirror of Law (ca. 1284−1289) -- 12. Fees -- 12.1. Azo, Quaestio disputata -- 13. Proof of a Doctoral Degree -- 13.1. Certifying a Judge's Doctoral Degree in Florence (1374).
14. Bella Figura: Florentine Jurists and Their Wives -- 14.1. Deliberation of the Guild of Judges and Notaries of Florence (9 Sept. 1366) -- 14.2. Provisions of Florence's Sumptuary Laws, 1377 and 1388 -- 14.3. Stephanus de Bonacursis and Others, Consilium on the Exemption of Jurists and Their Wives from Florence's Sumptuary Laws (1390) -- 15. A Waste of Time -- 15.1. Franco Sacchetti, Novella XL (ca. 1392−1393) -- 16. "From the Mouth of God" -- 16.1. Eulogy of Marianus Socinus the Elder of Siena (1467) -- 3. Civil and Criminal Procedure -- 17. Civil Procedure -- 17.1. Civil Procedure in the Statutes of Florence (1415) -- 18. Consilium Sapientis -- 18.1. Requesting a consilium sapientis, Statutes of Florence (1415) -- 19. Witnesses -- 19.1. Treatise on Witnesses (Scientiam) (ca. 1230s) -- 20. False Testimony -- 20.1. Franciscus de Guicciardinis, Consilium (ca. 1505−1516) -- 21. Criminal Procedure -- 21.1. Albertus Gandinus, Tract on Crimes (1300) -- 21.2. Judicial Inquiry of Albertus Gandinus against Cambinus Belli of Florence (1289) -- 21.3. Expenses Incurred during a Trial (1298) -- 4. Crime -- 22. Wounds from Assault -- 22.1. Tract on Wounds -- 23. Self-defence -- 23.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1384) -- 24. Vendetta -- 24.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1391-1393) -- 25. Adultery -- 25.1. Ivus de Coppolis, Consilium (ca. 1420-1441) -- 26. Abortion -- 26.1. Digest, Glossa, and Bartolus of Sassoferrato -- 26.2. Statutes of Biella (1245) -- 26.3. Statutes of Siena (1309) -- 26.4. Statutes of Castiglion Aretino (1384) -- 26.5. Albericus of Rosciate, Questions Concerning Statutes (1358) -- 5. Personal and Civic Status -- 27. Serfdom -- 27.1. Martinus of Fano, Serfs (ca. 1256−1259) -- 27.2. Martinus of Fano, Notarial Forms for Drafting Contracts and Written Complaints (ca. 1232) -- 28. Citizenship.
28.1. Statutes of Arezzo (1327): "Rubrics on Making New Citizens" -- 29. Citizen Bartolus -- 29.1. Petition to Grant Bartolus of Sassoferrato and His Brother Bonacursius Perugian Citizenship (1348) -- 30. Making New Citizens -- 30.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Consilium -- 31. Dual Citizenship -- 31.1. An Anonymous Opinion and Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1376−1379) -- 32. Loss and Reacquisition of Citizenship -- 32.1. Angelus de Ubaldis, Consilium -- 33. Married Women's Citizenship (1) -- 33.1. Digest, Code, Glossa, and Bartolus of Sassoferrato -- 34. Married Women's Citizenship (2) -- 34.1. Jacobus of Fermo, Consilium (ca. 1400) -- 34.2. Dionisius de Barigianis, Consilium (ca. post 1411) -- 35. Jews as Citizens -- 35.1. Ordinance on the Privileges and Obligations of Jewish Residents of Perugia (1381) -- 6. Family Matters -- 36. Paternal Power (Patria Potestas) -- 36.1. Institutes (1.9): "Paternal Power" -- 36.2. Glosses to Institutes (1.9): "Paternal Power" -- 36.3. Angelus de Gambilionibus, Commentary to Ius autem (Inst. 1.9.2) (ca. 1441−1449) -- 36.4. Statutes of Perugia (1342): "Damnable Children Harming Their Own Parents" -- 36.5. Statutes of Chianciano (1287): "Contract Made by a Son-in-Power" -- 36.6. Albericus of Rosciate, Questions Concerning Statutes (1358) -- 36.7. Franciscus de Guicciardinis, Consilium (ca. 1505−1516) -- 37. Children Born Illegitimately -- 37.1. Benedictus de Barzis, Children Born Illegitimately (1456) -- 38. Contracting Marriage in Late Medieval Florence -- 38.1. Betrothal Contract (Sponsalitium) (1391) -- 38.2. Contracting Marriage (Anulum) (1391) -- 39. Dowries -- 39.1. Martinus Gosia, The Law of Dowries (ca. 1140) -- 40. Vested Interests -- 40.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Commentary to Dig. 24. 3. 66. 1, In his rebus quas, Servis uxoris -- 40.2. Angelus de Ubaldis, Consilium.
40.3. Petrus de Albisis, Consilium -- 41. Prohibition of Gifts between Husband and Wife -- 41.1. Dig. 24. 1. 1, Moribus -- 41.2. Dig. 24. 1. 2, Non cessat -- 41.3. Baldus de Ubaldis, [First] Commentary to Dig. 24. 1. 1, Moribus -- 41.4. Baldus de Ubaldis, [Second] Commentary to Dig. 24. 1. 1, Moribus -- 41.5. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1396−1400) -- 42. Remarriage of Widows and Conflicting Claims to the Dowry -- 42.1. Franciscus de Albergottis, Consilium (ca. 1362−1364) -- 42.2. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1362−1364) -- 43. Testamentary and Intestate Succession -- 43.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Last Will (1356) -- 43.2. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Consilium on Succession in stirpes or in capita -- 43.3. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Consilium on Succession by Line of Descent -- 43.4. Angelus de Ubaldis, Consilium -- 44. Fraternal Households -- 44.1. Jacobus de Balduinis, Brothers Living Together (ca. post 1213) -- 45. Support -- 45.1. Martinus of Fano, Support (ca. 1265−1272) -- Glossary -- Appendix 1. The Medieval System of Legal Citations -- Appendix 2. Selected Jurists -- Index.
Summary: This unique collection makes available, for the first time, translations of medieval Italian jurisprudence, including commentaries, tracts, and legal opinions by leading jurists.
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Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Short Titles -- Introduction -- 1. Professors and Students -- 1. Foundations -- 1.1. The Constitution Habita of Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa (1155/58) -- 1.2. Accursius's Glosses to the Constitution Habita -- 1.3. Students as Citizens in the Statutes of Modena (1327) -- 2. "We Give You the Licence to Teach Here and Everywhere" -- 2.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium on the Studium Generale of Milan (ca. 1393−1396) -- 3. Privileges of Doctors and Students -- 3.1. Simon of Borsano, Privileges of Doctors and Students (1361−1370) -- 4. How to Teach and Study Canon and Civil Law -- 4.1. Franciscus de Zabarellis, How to Teach and Study Canon and Civil Law (ca. 1410) -- 5. The Many Dwelling Places of Civil Wisdom -- 5.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Oration on Conferring the Doctorate of Law -- 6. Death Benefits -- 6.1. Consilium of Jacobus Niccoli (1400) -- 7. Hired Hands -- 7.1. Azo, Hiring (1208−1210) -- 7.2. Rainerius of Perugia, Leasing out a Work to Be Copied (1242) -- 7.3. Salatiele, Copyists, and Other Persons Obligating Themselves to Perform Services [Contract and Glosses] (1248−1254) -- 7.4. Rolandinus de Passegeriis, Hiring Another Person's Services to Copy a Work (1273) -- 8. Law Students' Books -- 8.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium [I] (ca. 1393-1396) -- 8.2. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium [II] (ca. 1393-1396) -- 9. "Many Books" -- 9.1. Oldradus de Ponte, Whether It Is Advantageous to Have Many Books (ca. 1320s) -- 10. Nobility, Usefulness, and Origin of Law -- 10.1. Doctoral Oration (ca. 1450) -- 2. Legal Profession -- 11. Advocates -- 11.1. Guilelmus Durantis, Mirror of Law (ca. 1284−1289) -- 12. Fees -- 12.1. Azo, Quaestio disputata -- 13. Proof of a Doctoral Degree -- 13.1. Certifying a Judge's Doctoral Degree in Florence (1374).

14. Bella Figura: Florentine Jurists and Their Wives -- 14.1. Deliberation of the Guild of Judges and Notaries of Florence (9 Sept. 1366) -- 14.2. Provisions of Florence's Sumptuary Laws, 1377 and 1388 -- 14.3. Stephanus de Bonacursis and Others, Consilium on the Exemption of Jurists and Their Wives from Florence's Sumptuary Laws (1390) -- 15. A Waste of Time -- 15.1. Franco Sacchetti, Novella XL (ca. 1392−1393) -- 16. "From the Mouth of God" -- 16.1. Eulogy of Marianus Socinus the Elder of Siena (1467) -- 3. Civil and Criminal Procedure -- 17. Civil Procedure -- 17.1. Civil Procedure in the Statutes of Florence (1415) -- 18. Consilium Sapientis -- 18.1. Requesting a consilium sapientis, Statutes of Florence (1415) -- 19. Witnesses -- 19.1. Treatise on Witnesses (Scientiam) (ca. 1230s) -- 20. False Testimony -- 20.1. Franciscus de Guicciardinis, Consilium (ca. 1505−1516) -- 21. Criminal Procedure -- 21.1. Albertus Gandinus, Tract on Crimes (1300) -- 21.2. Judicial Inquiry of Albertus Gandinus against Cambinus Belli of Florence (1289) -- 21.3. Expenses Incurred during a Trial (1298) -- 4. Crime -- 22. Wounds from Assault -- 22.1. Tract on Wounds -- 23. Self-defence -- 23.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1384) -- 24. Vendetta -- 24.1. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1391-1393) -- 25. Adultery -- 25.1. Ivus de Coppolis, Consilium (ca. 1420-1441) -- 26. Abortion -- 26.1. Digest, Glossa, and Bartolus of Sassoferrato -- 26.2. Statutes of Biella (1245) -- 26.3. Statutes of Siena (1309) -- 26.4. Statutes of Castiglion Aretino (1384) -- 26.5. Albericus of Rosciate, Questions Concerning Statutes (1358) -- 5. Personal and Civic Status -- 27. Serfdom -- 27.1. Martinus of Fano, Serfs (ca. 1256−1259) -- 27.2. Martinus of Fano, Notarial Forms for Drafting Contracts and Written Complaints (ca. 1232) -- 28. Citizenship.

28.1. Statutes of Arezzo (1327): "Rubrics on Making New Citizens" -- 29. Citizen Bartolus -- 29.1. Petition to Grant Bartolus of Sassoferrato and His Brother Bonacursius Perugian Citizenship (1348) -- 30. Making New Citizens -- 30.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Consilium -- 31. Dual Citizenship -- 31.1. An Anonymous Opinion and Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1376−1379) -- 32. Loss and Reacquisition of Citizenship -- 32.1. Angelus de Ubaldis, Consilium -- 33. Married Women's Citizenship (1) -- 33.1. Digest, Code, Glossa, and Bartolus of Sassoferrato -- 34. Married Women's Citizenship (2) -- 34.1. Jacobus of Fermo, Consilium (ca. 1400) -- 34.2. Dionisius de Barigianis, Consilium (ca. post 1411) -- 35. Jews as Citizens -- 35.1. Ordinance on the Privileges and Obligations of Jewish Residents of Perugia (1381) -- 6. Family Matters -- 36. Paternal Power (Patria Potestas) -- 36.1. Institutes (1.9): "Paternal Power" -- 36.2. Glosses to Institutes (1.9): "Paternal Power" -- 36.3. Angelus de Gambilionibus, Commentary to Ius autem (Inst. 1.9.2) (ca. 1441−1449) -- 36.4. Statutes of Perugia (1342): "Damnable Children Harming Their Own Parents" -- 36.5. Statutes of Chianciano (1287): "Contract Made by a Son-in-Power" -- 36.6. Albericus of Rosciate, Questions Concerning Statutes (1358) -- 36.7. Franciscus de Guicciardinis, Consilium (ca. 1505−1516) -- 37. Children Born Illegitimately -- 37.1. Benedictus de Barzis, Children Born Illegitimately (1456) -- 38. Contracting Marriage in Late Medieval Florence -- 38.1. Betrothal Contract (Sponsalitium) (1391) -- 38.2. Contracting Marriage (Anulum) (1391) -- 39. Dowries -- 39.1. Martinus Gosia, The Law of Dowries (ca. 1140) -- 40. Vested Interests -- 40.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Commentary to Dig. 24. 3. 66. 1, In his rebus quas, Servis uxoris -- 40.2. Angelus de Ubaldis, Consilium.

40.3. Petrus de Albisis, Consilium -- 41. Prohibition of Gifts between Husband and Wife -- 41.1. Dig. 24. 1. 1, Moribus -- 41.2. Dig. 24. 1. 2, Non cessat -- 41.3. Baldus de Ubaldis, [First] Commentary to Dig. 24. 1. 1, Moribus -- 41.4. Baldus de Ubaldis, [Second] Commentary to Dig. 24. 1. 1, Moribus -- 41.5. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1396−1400) -- 42. Remarriage of Widows and Conflicting Claims to the Dowry -- 42.1. Franciscus de Albergottis, Consilium (ca. 1362−1364) -- 42.2. Baldus de Ubaldis, Consilium (ca. 1362−1364) -- 43. Testamentary and Intestate Succession -- 43.1. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Last Will (1356) -- 43.2. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Consilium on Succession in stirpes or in capita -- 43.3. Bartolus of Sassoferrato, Consilium on Succession by Line of Descent -- 43.4. Angelus de Ubaldis, Consilium -- 44. Fraternal Households -- 44.1. Jacobus de Balduinis, Brothers Living Together (ca. post 1213) -- 45. Support -- 45.1. Martinus of Fano, Support (ca. 1265−1272) -- Glossary -- Appendix 1. The Medieval System of Legal Citations -- Appendix 2. Selected Jurists -- Index.

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