(Source: Klostermann)
Via the Max Planck Institute for
European Legal History, we learned of a new Italian language volume in
their Studien zur europäischen Rechtsgeschichte series.
ABOUT THE BOOK
A well-known
manuscript in the Prague National Museum contains the text published in this
volume. The author was a student of Roffredus Beneventanus. He composed an
apparatus of glossae recollectae and concealed his name behind a siglum
consisting of three points in the shape of triangle. He used the first person
in only a few instances. The work preserves important parts of Roffredus’
lecturae held in Naples between ca. 1220 and 1230 and later for a few years in
a school in the Roman Curia that is not well known. The work demonstrates that,
among the civil law glossators of the 13th century, Roffredus was among the
first ones to use the ius canonicum extensively. It also provides us with
information about the final period of Roffredus’ life.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Prefazione
O. Condorelli – E. Conte – A. Padovani | VII
Introduzione | 1
Il manoscritto di Praga | 47
Indici – Storiografia | 291
Luoghi | 292
Manoscritti |
294
Personaggi | 294
Giuristi | 296
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