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Cover 1 Half Title 4 Title Page 6 Copyright Page 7 Table of Contents 8 Contributors 10 List of Plates 12 Preface 14 List of Abbreviations 16 Principal Publications, Linda Fowler-Magerl 20 Introduction 22 1 The Notitia Galliarum: an Unusual Bavarian Version 24 2 Useful Guilt: Canonists and Penance on the Carolingian Frontier 36 3 Authority and the Canons in Burchard’s Decretum and Ivo’s Decretum 56 4 The Collection in Seventy-four Titles: A Monastic Canon Law Collection from Eleventh-century France 80 5 ‘Intermediate’ and Minor Collections: The Case of the Collectio Canonum Barberiniana 94 6 Poitevin Manuscripts, the Abbey of Saint-Ruf and Ecclesiastical Reform in the Eleventh Century 108 7 Another Re-examination of the Council of Pisa, 1135 122 8 Marital Consent in Gratian’s Decretum 132 9 Crimina que episcopis inpingere dicis: The Contribution of the Collectio Polycarpus to an Early Ordo iudiciorum 144 10 Margin and Afterthought: the Clavis in Action 158 11 The Origins of Legal Science in England in the Twelfth Century: Lincoln, Oxford and the Career of Vacarius 186 12 ‘My Learned Friend’: Professional Etiquette in Medieval Courtrooms 204 Manuscript Index 218 General Index 220

Author

MARTIN BRETT and KATHLEEN G. CUSHING

Published

2008

Language

EN