The church and the law in the earlier Middle Ages
Subtitle: selected essays
By: Walter Ullmann.
Series: Variorum reprint ; CS38
Publisher: Variorum Reprints
Published: 1975
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: Canon law -- History.; Ecclesiastical law -- History.; Law, Medieval.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
English or German.
Table of contents: title: The cosmic theme of the Prima Clementis and its significance for the concept of Roman rulership.; title: The significance of the Epistola Clementis in the pseudo-Clementines.; title: The Bible and principles of government in the Middle Ages.; title: Leo I and the theme of papal primacy.; title: Public welfare and social legislation in the early medieval councils.; title: Der Souveränitätsgedanke in den mittelalterlichen Krönungsordines.; title: Nos si aliquid incompetenter.; title: Schranken der Königsgewalt im Mittelalter.; title: The origins of the Ottonianum.; title: A note on inalienability in Gregory VII.; title: Romanus pontifex indubitanter efficitur sanctus.; title: Juristic obstacles to the emergence of the concept of the state in the Middle Ages.; title: On the influence of Geoffrey of Monmouth in English history.; title: Über eine kanonistische Vorlage Friedrichs I.; title: The influence of John of Salisbury on medieval Italian jurists.; title: A forgotten dispute at Bridlington Priory and its canonistic setting.; title: St. Bernard and the nascent international law.; title: The disputed election of Hugh Balsam, Bishop of Ely.; title: On the heuristic value of medieval chancery products, with special reference to papal documents.