Transformatio Decreti Oxoniensis

Concept and History of Transformatio Decreti Oxoniensis

offers, for the most part, a copy of the Decretum. It distinguishes Gratian’s own dicta from the canonical chapters of theDecretum in that it relegates the former into the margin. The text is further preceded by material of partly different origin, which has been grouped in 37 distinctiones. Significantly, the first deals, unlike Gratian, with the primacy of the Roman bishop.

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Literature

S. Kuttner, Repertorium 270-271.

Manuscripts

Oxford, Bodleian Bodl. 291