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Studies in Medieval Legal Thought
Author: Gaines Post
Year: July 7, 1905
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The book "Studies in Medieval Legal Thought" is a collection of essays written by renowned medieval scholar, J. H. Baker. The main focus of the book is on the evolution of legal thought during the medieval period, particularly in relation to the revival of Roman law at Bologna and its impact on medieval constitutionalism. The volume includes eleven articles that delve into various aspects of legal theory and practice during this time period, including the application of Roman canonical maxims in the works of Bracton and Status Regis, as well as the development of the Statute of York. First article: A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. In the first article, Baker explores the influence of Roman law on the works of Bracton, a prominent medieval legal scholar. He examines how Bracton's use of the maxim "Quod omnes tangit" (which means "That which touches all") in his legal writings reflects the growing importance of Roman law in the medieval legal system. This maxim, which was originally used to describe the universality of Christianity, was adapted by Bracton to emphasize the common law nature of the English legal system, highlighting the shared responsibility of all members of society for upholding the law. Second article: Status Regis and Lestat du Roi in the Statute of York. The second article discusses the role of the Statute of York in shaping medieval legal thought.
Книга «Studies in Medieval gal Thought» представляет собой сборник эссе, написанных известным средневековым ученым Дж. Х. Бейкером. Основное внимание в книге уделяется эволюции правовой мысли в средневековый период, особенно в связи с возрождением римского права в Болонье и его влиянием на средневековый конституционализм. Том включает в себя одиннадцать статей, которые углубляются в различные аспекты правовой теории и практики в течение этого периода времени, включая применение римских канонических сентенций в работах Брактона и Статус Реджиса, а также разработку Статута Йорка. Первая статья: A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. В первой статье Бейкер исследует влияние римского права на труды Брактона, видного средневекового правоведа. Он исследует, как использование Брактоном максимы «Quod omnes tangit» (что означает «То, что касается всех») в его юридических трудах отражает растущее значение римского права в средневековой правовой системе. Эта сентенция, которая первоначально использовалась для описания универсальности христианства, была адаптирована Брэктоном, чтобы подчеркнуть характер общего права английской правовой системы, подчеркнув общую ответственность всех членов общества за соблюдение закона. Вторая статья: Status Regis and stat du Roi в Статуте Йорка. Во второй статье обсуждается роль Йоркского статута в формировании средневековой правовой мысли.
Studies in Medieval gal Thought est un recueil d'essais écrits par le célèbre scientifique médiéval J. H. Baker. livre se concentre sur l'évolution de la pensée juridique au cours de la période médiévale, en particulier en raison de la renaissance du droit romain à Bologne et de son impact sur le constitutionnalisme médiéval. volume comprend onze articles qui examinent en profondeur divers aspects de la théorie et de la pratique juridiques au cours de cette période, y compris l'application des sentences canoniques romaines dans les travaux de Bracton et du Statut de Regis, ainsi que l'élaboration du Statut de York. Premier article : A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. Dans le premier article, Baker étudie l'impact du droit romain sur les œuvres de Bracton, un éminent juriste médiéval. Il étudie comment l'utilisation par Bracton de la maxime « Quod omnes tangit » (qui signifie « ce qui concerne tout le monde ») dans ses écrits juridiques reflète l'importance croissante du droit romain dans le système juridique médiéval. Cette sentence, qui était initialement utilisée pour décrire l'universalité du christianisme, a été adaptée par Braxton pour souligner la nature de la common law du système juridique anglais, soulignant la responsabilité partagée de tous les membres de la société de respecter la loi. Deuxième article : Status Regis et stat du Roi dans le Statut de York. deuxième article traite du rôle du Statut de York dans la formation de la pensée juridique médiévale.
libro «Studies in Medieval gal Thought» es una colección de ensayos escritos por el famoso estudioso medieval J. H. Baker. libro se centra en la evolución del pensamiento jurídico durante la época medieval, especialmente en relación con el resurgimiento del derecho romano en Bolonia y su influencia en el constitucionalismo medieval. volumen incluye once artículos que profundizan en diversos aspectos de la teoría y la práctica jurídica durante este período de tiempo, incluyendo la aplicación de las concentraciones canónicas romanas en las obras de Bracton y Status Regis, así como la elaboración del Estatuto de York. Primer artículo: A Romano Canonical Nat Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. En el primer artículo, Baker explora la influencia del derecho romano en las obras de Bracton, un prominente jurista medieval. Investiga cómo el uso de Bracton de la máxima «Quod omnes tangit» (que significa «Lo que concierne a todos») en sus escritos legales refleja la creciente importancia del derecho romano en el sistema jurídico medieval. Esta centencia, que originalmente se utilizó para describir la universalidad del cristianismo, fue adaptada por Brecton para enfatizar el carácter del common law del sistema jurídico inglés, destacando la responsabilidad compartida de todos los miembros de la sociedad de cumplir la ley. Segundo artículo: Status Regis y stat du Roi en el Estatuto de York. segundo artículo discute el papel del Estatuto de York en la formación del pensamiento jurídico medieval.
O livro "Studies in Medieval gal Thought'é uma compilação de ensaios escritos pelo conhecido cientista medieval J. H. Baker. O principal foco do livro é a evolução do pensamento jurídico durante o período medieval, especialmente devido ao ressurgimento do direito romano em Bolonha e sua influência sobre o constitucionalismo medieval. O volume inclui onze artigos que se aprofundam em vários aspectos da teoria e prática legais durante este período de tempo, incluindo a aplicação de sentimentos canônicos romanos nos trabalhos de Brakton e Status de Regis, e a elaboração do Estatuto de York. Primeiro artigo: A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. No primeiro artigo, Baker explora a influência do direito romano no trabalho de Brakton, um proeminente jurista medieval. Ele investiga como a utilização do máximo «Quod omnes tangit» (que significa «O que diz respeito a todos») por Brakton nos seus trabalhos legais reflete a crescente importância do direito romano no sistema jurídico medieval. Esta centência, usada originalmente para descrever a universalidade do cristianismo, foi adaptada por Bracton para destacar a natureza do direito geral do sistema jurídico inglês, ressaltando a responsabilidade geral de todos os membros da sociedade de cumprir a lei. Segundo artigo: Status Régis and stat du Roy no Estatuto de York. O segundo artigo discute o papel do Estatuto de York na formação do pensamento jurídico medieval.
Il libro «Studies in Medieval gal Thought» è una raccolta di saggi scritti dal noto scienziato medievale J. H. Baker. Il libro si concentra sull'evoluzione del pensiero giuridico nel periodo medievale, soprattutto in relazione alla rinascita del diritto romano a Bologna e la sua influenza sul costituzionalismo medievale. Il volume comprende undici articoli che si approfondiscono in diversi aspetti della teoria e della pratica giuridica durante questo periodo di tempo, tra cui l'applicazione dei centesimi canonici romani nei lavori di Brakton e Status Regis, e lo sviluppo dello Statuto di York. Primo articolo: A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. Nel primo articolo, Baker indaga l'influenza del diritto romano sul lavoro di Brakton, un importante giurista medievale. Egli studia come l'uso da parte di Brachton del massimo «Quod omnes tangit» (che significa «Ciò che riguarda tutti») nel suo lavoro legale rifletta la crescente importanza del diritto romano nel sistema giuridico medievale. Questa centensione, inizialmente utilizzata per descrivere l'universalità del cristianesimo, è stata adattata da Brackton per sottolineare la natura del diritto generale del sistema giuridico inglese, sottolineando la responsabilità comune di tutti i membri della società nel rispetto della legge. Secondo articolo: Status Regis and stat du Rey nello Statuto di York. Il secondo articolo parla del ruolo dello Statuto di York nella formazione del pensiero giuridico medievale.
Das Buch „Studies in Medieval gal Thought“ ist eine Sammlung von Essays des bekannten mittelalterlichen Wissenschaftlers J. H. Baker. Der Schwerpunkt des Buches liegt auf der Entwicklung des juristischen Denkens im Mittelalter, insbesondere im Zusammenhang mit der Wiederbelebung des römischen Rechts in Bologna und seinen Auswirkungen auf den mittelalterlichen Konstitutionalismus. Der Band umfasst elf Artikel, die sich mit verschiedenen Aspekten der Rechtstheorie und -praxis in diesem Zeitraum befassen, darunter die Anwendung der römischen kanonischen Maximen in den Werken von Brakton und Regis Status sowie die Entwicklung des Statuts von York. Erster Artikel: A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. Im ersten Artikel untersucht Baker den Einfluss des römischen Rechts auf die Werke von Brakton, einem prominenten mittelalterlichen Rechtsgelehrten. Er untersucht, wie Bractons Verwendung der Maxime „Quod omnes tangit“ (was „Was alle betrifft“ bedeutet) in seinen juristischen Schriften die wachsende Bedeutung des römischen Rechts im mittelalterlichen Rechtssystem widerspiegelt. Diese Maxime, die ursprünglich verwendet wurde, um die Universalität des Christentums zu beschreiben, wurde von Brackton angepasst, um den Charakter des Common Law des englischen Rechtssystems hervorzuheben und die gemeinsame Verantwortung aller Mitglieder der Gesellschaft für die Einhaltung des Gesetzes zu betonen. Zweiter Artikel: Status Regis und stat du Roi im Statut von York. Der zweite Artikel diskutiert die Rolle des Statuts von York bei der Gestaltung des mittelalterlichen Rechtsdenkens.
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Ortaçağ gal Düşüncesinde Çalışmalar, ünlü ortaçağ bilgini J. H. Baker tarafından yazılmış makalelerin bir koleksiyonudur. Kitap, ortaçağ döneminde, özellikle Bologna'daki Roma hukukunun canlanması ve ortaçağ anayasacılığı üzerindeki etkisi ile ilgili olarak yasal düşüncenin evrimine odaklanmaktadır. Bu cilt, Bracton ve Regis Statüsünün eserlerinde Roma kanonik maksimumlarının uygulanması ve York Statüsünün hazırlanması da dahil olmak üzere, bu dönemde yasal teori ve pratiğin çeşitli yönlerini inceleyen on bir makale içermektedir. A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton (İngilizce). İlk makalede Baker, Roma hukukunun önde gelen bir ortaçağ hukukçusu olan Bracton'un yazıları üzerindeki etkisini araştırıyor. Bracton'un hukuk yazılarında "Quod omnes tangit" ("Herkesi ilgilendiren" anlamına gelir) özdeyişini kullanmasının, ortaçağ hukuk sisteminde Roma hukukunun artan önemini nasıl yansıttığını araştırıyor. Aslen Hıristiyanlığın evrenselliğini tanımlamak için kullanılan bu düstur, Brackton tarafından İngiliz hukuk sisteminin ortak hukukunun doğasını vurgulamak için uyarlandı ve toplumun tüm üyelerinin yasayı sürdürme sorumluluğunu vurguladı. İkinci madde: York Statüsünde Statü Regis ve stat du Roi. İkinci makale, York Statüsü'nün ortaçağ hukuk düşüncesini şekillendirmedeki rolünü tartışıyor.
Studies in Medieval gal Thought هي مجموعة من المقالات كتبها عالم العصور الوسطى الشهير جيه إتش بيكر. يركز الكتاب على تطور الفكر القانوني في فترة العصور الوسطى، لا سيما فيما يتعلق بإحياء القانون الروماني في بولونيا وتأثيره على دستورية العصور الوسطى. يتضمن المجلد أحد عشر مقالة تتعمق في جوانب مختلفة من النظرية القانونية والممارسة خلال هذه الفترة الزمنية، بما في ذلك تطبيق الحدود القصوى الرومانية في أعمال براكتون وريجيس، وصياغة قانون يورك. المقال الأول: A Romano Canonical Maxim Quod Omnes Tangit in Bracton. في المقال الأول، يستكشف بيكر تأثير القانون الروماني على كتابات براكتون، وهو فقيه بارز في العصور الوسطى. يستكشف كيف أن استخدام براكتون لمبدأ "Quod omnes tangit'(الذي يعني" ذلك الذي يهم الجميع ") في كتاباته القانونية يعكس الأهمية المتزايدة للقانون الروماني في النظام القانوني في العصور الوسطى. تم تكييف هذا المبدأ، الذي كان يستخدم في الأصل لوصف عالمية المسيحية، من قبل براكتون للتأكيد على طبيعة القانون العام للنظام القانوني الإنجليزي، مع التأكيد على المسؤولية المشتركة لجميع أفراد المجتمع لدعم القانون. المادة الثانية: Status Regis and stat du Roi in the Statute of York. يناقش المقال الثاني دور نظام يورك الأساسي في تشكيل الفكر القانوني في العصور الوسطى.

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