Humanists and Jurists: Six Studies in the RenaissanceNo detailed description available for "Humanists and Jurists". |
Contents
RENAISSANCE HISTORIANS | 38 |
THE LAWYERS AND THE CHURCH | 61 |
ERASMUS | 87 |
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Alciato Allen anachronism ancient Andrea Alciato antiquity applied argument attack authority Bartolus Bartolus of Sassoferrato Bodin Boniface Amerbach Boniface's Burckhardt Burckhardt-Biedermann Charles VIII Christian Church civil law classical Cola di Rienzo Comines conception contemporary council criticism Cujas Decio dialogue discussion doctrine edition Erasmus Erasmus's example expressed Florence Francesco Guicciardini Freiburg French Gaguin Giasone del Maino Greek Guicciardini Hartmann historian human humanist individual institutions intellectual interest Italian Renaissance Italy Jacques Cujas Jason Jean Bodin Jurisprudenz Kisch Latin lawyers learned Leonardo Bruni letter lives Livy Lorenzo Valla Luther Machiavelli medieval Milan modern monasticism moral Oecolampadius Opera omnia opinions papacy past Pavia period Petrarch philosophy Pisa Pontano pope profession professors pupil Reformation religious Rienzo Roman history Roman law Rome Salutati scholars sense sixteenth century Sozzini Storia tion tradition translation treatise truth University University of Pavia University of Pisa views Vittorino vols writing wrote Zasius