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An Italian gentleman in Paris: Odofredus and the casus legum on the Ordo iudiciarius of Tancredus

An Italian gentleman in Paris: Odofredus and the casus legum on the Ordo iudiciarius of Tancredus Tijdschrift voor Rechtsgeschiedenis 78 (2010) 431-442 Revue d'Histoire du Droit 78 (2010) 431-442 The Legal History Review 78 (2010) 431-442 Kees Bezemer* Dedicated to Robert Feenstra Summary In 1842 Bergmann published a volume containing among other texts an edition of Tancredus' Ordo iudiciarius. In the footnotes he added passages from a work consisting of casus derived from the Roman law texts cited in the Ordo. These casus legum, which were intended to help canon law students develop their understanding of Roman law, are anonymous. It is argued that Odofredus wrote them during his stay in Paris between 1229 and 1232. Keywords Odofredus, casus legum, Tancredus, Ordo iudiciarius, Paris 1229­1232 1. ­ Introduction It is not without some hesitation that I offer this present, which is not the outcome of a long-term research effort, to a man who excels in the thorough and meticulous investigation of manuscripts and old printed editions. It can be described as the result of a happy coincidence originating from the realm of serendipity. Let me explain. In March 2009 I received an e-mail message from an, to me at least, unknown Chinese researcher of the Renmin University of Beijing. He asked me for a http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Legal History Review / Tijdschrift voor Rechtsgeschiedenis / Revue d'Histoire du Droit Brill

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Copyright 2010 by Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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Tijdschrift voor Rechtsgeschiedenis 78 (2010) 431-442 Revue d'Histoire du Droit 78 (2010) 431-442 The Legal History Review 78 (2010) 431-442 Kees Bezemer* Dedicated to Robert Feenstra Summary In 1842 Bergmann published a volume containing among other texts an edition of Tancredus' Ordo iudiciarius. In the footnotes he added passages from a work consisting of casus derived from the Roman law texts cited in the Ordo. These casus legum, which were intended to help canon law students develop their understanding of Roman law, are anonymous. It is argued that Odofredus wrote them during his stay in Paris between 1229 and 1232. Keywords Odofredus, casus legum, Tancredus, Ordo iudiciarius, Paris 1229­1232 1. ­ Introduction It is not without some hesitation that I offer this present, which is not the outcome of a long-term research effort, to a man who excels in the thorough and meticulous investigation of manuscripts and old printed editions. It can be described as the result of a happy coincidence originating from the realm of serendipity. Let me explain. In March 2009 I received an e-mail message from an, to me at least, unknown Chinese researcher of the Renmin University of Beijing. He asked me for a

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The Legal History Review / Tijdschrift voor Rechtsgeschiedenis / Revue d'Histoire du Droit – Brill

Published: Jan 1, 2010

Keywords: Odofredus; casus legum ; Tancredus; Ordo iudiciarius ; Paris 1229–1232

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