Church law and constitutional thought in the Middle Ages / Brian Tierney

Tierney, Brian, 1922-2019 (Visualizza in formato Marc21)

Record Nr.: 395 Pubblicazione: London : Variorum reprints, 1979 Descrizione fisica: 340 p. in various pagings : port. ; 23 cm Titolo uniforme di collana: Collected studies series ; 90. Soggetto topico: Canon law -- History Constitutional history, Medieval ISBN: 0860780368 Livello bibliografico Monografia Formato: Materiale a stampa Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese Contiene: Tierney, Brian. Some recent works on the political theories of the medieval canonists Tierney, Brian. Pope and council : some new decretist texts Tierney, Brian. "The prince is not bound by the laws" : Accursius and the origin of the modern state Tierney, Brian. Bracton on Government Tierney, Brian. The continuity of papal political theory in the thirteenth century : Some methodological considerations Tierney, Brian. Grosseteste and the theory of papal sovereignty Tierney, Brian. Natura id est Deus : a case of juristic pantheism ? Tierney, Brian. The decretists and the "Deserving Poor" Tierney, Brian. "Sola scriptura" and the canonists Tierney, Brian. A scriptural text in the decretals and in St. Thomas : Canonist exegesis of Luke 22-32 Tierney, Brian. Ockham, the concilia theory, and the canonists Tierney, Brian. Hermeneutics and history : The problem of Haec Sancta Tierney, Brian. "Divided sovereignty" at Constance : A problem of medieval and early modern political theory Tierney, Brian. "Only the truth has authority" : The problem od "reception" in the decretists and in Johannis de Turrecremata Tierney, Brian. Medieval canon law and western constitutionalism