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Representation and Ostensible Authority in Medieval Learned Law / Chap. 1: Introduction
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Chap. 1: Introduction
1–16
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17–60
Chap. 2: The Accursian Gloss
17–60
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61–88
Chap. 3: Postglossators and Common Mistake
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89–160
Chap. 4: "Ultramontani" & Co.
89–160
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161–188
Chap. 5: A fragile synthesis: Bartolus de Saxoferrato
161–188
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189–240
Chap. 6: From Gratian´s "Decretum" to its Gloss
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241–282
Chap. 7: Innocent IV and toleration
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283–316
Chap. 8: Toleration in the aftermath of Innocent IV
283–316
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317–332
Chap. 9: Toleration without representation: Albericus de Rosate
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333–344
Chap. 10: Baldus' writings on the "lex Barbarius"
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345–396
Chap. 11: The anatomy of representation
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397–462
Chap. 12: Baldus and the "lex Barbarius"
397–462
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463–488
Chap. 13: Extensions of the "lex Barbarius" to other cases (or vice versa)
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489–528
Chap. 14: From the "lex Barbarius" to the brocard "error communis ius facit"
489–528
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529–534
Conclusion
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Appendix
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539–580
Bibliography
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581–598
Index
581–598
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Representation and Ostensible Authority in Medieval Learned Law , page 1 - 16
Chap. 1: Introduction
Autoren
Guido Rossi
DOI
doi.org/10.5771/9783465143901-1
ISBN print: 978-3-465-04390-4
ISBN online: 978-3-465-14390-1
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