Lecturae Decretalium Aurelianenses

Concept and History of Lecturae decretalium Aurelianenses

contain a series of lecture notes which were taken at Orleans around 1285-87. The materials gathered are largely anonymous, while the remainder attests to the canonistic teaching of several jurists, who are otherwise known only for their civilian works. Martin Bertram has called the compilation the most important testimony to the school of canon law at Orleans.

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Literature

M. Bertram, ‘Kirchenrechtliche Vorlesungen aus Orleans’, Francia 2 (1974) 218-33.

Manuscript(s)

Paris, B.N. lat. 14328, fol. 58r-115ra.