IRNERIUS

ûrˌnērˈēəs, c.1055–c.1130, Italian jurist and founder of the law school (c.1088) at Bologna, which became the center of legal scholarship in Europe. Though little is known of his early life, it is generally agreed that he became a professor of rhetoric and dialectic at an early age. Later he turned to law. His interlinear glosses to the Corpus Juris are recognized as major contributions to the interpretation of Roman law. Attribution to him of other commentaries on philosophy and the theory of law is still much disputed.

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The Making of Gratian's Decretum
Book by Anders Winroth; Cambridge University Press, 2000
Subjects: Canon Law--History, Gratian--12th Cent--Decretum
...remains uncertain, however, whether Irnerius ever envisaged any correct order in which...arrangement of Bulgarus Materia back into Irnerius work to make it worthy of the lucerna...Kantorowicz could not imagine that the great Irnerius would fail to treat these aspects. 59...
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The Age of Faith: A History of Medieval Civilization -Christian, Islamic, and Judaic - from Constantine to Dante: A.D. 325-1300
Book by Will Durant; Simon and Schuster, 1950
Subjects: Civilization, Christian--History, Civilization, Islamic--History, Civilization, Medieval--History, Jews--Civilization--History
...teachers joined him; and by the time of Irnerius the Bologna school of law was by common consent the best in Europe. Irnerius began to teach law at Bologna in 1088...German students came down to Bologna. Irnerius composed a volume of glosses, or...
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The Classical Heritage and Its Beneficiaries
Book by R. R. Bolgar; Cambridge University Press, 1958
Subjects: Civilization, Western--History
...Some of the other types of comment Irnerius favours cannot be traced to grammatical...competent legal historians, reveals that Irnerius had two distinct ends in view. He wanted...complemental portions of a single whole. If Irnerius did more than just explain the material...
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The Mediaeval Mind: A History of the Development of Thought and Emotion in the Middle Ages - Vol. 2
Book by Henry Osborn Taylor; Macmillan, 1919
Subjects: Civilization, Medieval, Middle Ages, Philosophy, Medieval
...passed to the emperors. These glosses of Irnerius represent a clear advance in jurisprudence...representatives in the generations following Irnerius. A worthy one was Placentinus, a native...Geschichte . Pescatore Die Glossen des Irnerius , Greifswald, 1888 maintains that Savigny...
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Rhetoric in the Middle Ages: A History of the Rhetorical Theory from Saint Augustine to the Renaissance
Book by James J. Murphy; Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2001
...suflScient to note that beginning with Irnerius (1055-1130) there is a growing interest...spondence of these dates must be noted: Irnerius taught in Bologna while the ars dictaminis...Formularium tabellionam long attributed to Irnerius was actually written by an anonymous...
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The Sacramental World in the Sentences of Peter Lombard
Journal article by Thomas M. Finn; Theological Studies, Vol. 69, 2008
Subjects: Book of Sentences (Theological work)--Criticism and interpretation, Lombard, Peter--Criticism and interpretation, Lombard, Peter--Works, Sacraments--Analysis, Theologians--Criticism and interpretation, Theologians--Works
...influenced by Germanic and Frankish as well as Roman law, which itself was undergoing a revival at the University of Bologna under Irnerius and Peters contemporary, Gratian. (64) Over the first millennium or so, marriage gradually became both a civil and an...


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Gregory VII and the Politics of the Spirit
Magazine article by Robert Louis Wilken; First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life, January 1999
Subjects: Catholic Church--Government, Gregory VII, Pope--Philosophy, Millennium--Religious aspects, Religion and politics--History
...scholars began to collect ancient Roman law codes, and at Bologna in northern Italy in the 1080s the inventive Guarnerius (Irnerius) attracted students from all over the Christian world to hear his lectures on Roman law. Prior to the eleventh century there...


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encyclopedia articles on: Irnerius  - 4 results

 
 
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Irnerius
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
IRNERIUS ur ner e s, c.1055 c.1130, Italian jurist and founder of the law school (c.1088) at Bologna, which became the center...
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Corpus Juris Civilis
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...especially at Bologna) in the 11th cent., the Corpus Juris was studied and commented on exhaustively by such scholars as Irnerius . Jurists and scholars trained in this Roman law played a leading role in the creation of national legal systems throughout...
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Civil Law
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...11th and the 12th cent. saw the resumption of systematic study of Roman law, chiefly in N Italy (notably at Bologna, where Irnerius gave the first lectures in Roman law), in S France, and in Spain. Extensive glosses and commentaries on the Corpus Juris...
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Bologna
Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009
...intellectual center. Bolognas famous university originated (c.1088) with its Roman law school (founded a.d. 425), where Irnerius and Accursius taught; medical and theological faculties and courses in the liberal arts were added in the 14th cent. In later...


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