The medieval canon law : teaching, literature, and transmission

DOROTHY M. OWEN

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Theology and Canon Law Studies Medieval and Early Modern Justice Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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List of illustrations Foreword Abbreviations 1. The teaching and study of the canon law in the later Middle Ages 2. Canonists and their careers 3. The canonists' formularies 4. Post-Reformation literature: collectors and practical applications Notes Bibliography of works quoted Manuscripts quoted extensively Works of canon lawyers, pre-Reformation Works on canon law, post-Reformation Index.

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