Law and theology in the Middle Ages / G. R. Evans.
2002
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Title
Law and theology in the Middle Ages / G. R. Evans.
Published
London ; New York : Routledge, 2002.
Call Number
KJC431 .E83 2002
Former Call Number
Eccl 190 Ev16 2002
ISBN
0415253276 (hbk.)
0415253284 (pbk.)
0415253284 (pbk.)
Description
vi, 259 ; 25 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)48056508
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [239]-251) and index.
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Table of Contents
Preface
List of abbreviations
Introduction: law and theology
1
Pt. I
Good behaviour
5
1The justice of God
7
2Sin and breaking the law
11
3The public interest?
20
Pt. II
Theology and putting law into order
27
4Paradoxes
29
5Mapping the law
31
6The court system
42
Pt. III
Theology and the teaching of law
47
7Law schools
49
8Creating the academic discipline of law
52
9The professional advocate
61
10A moot point: disputations as academic exercises
69
11Legal argument and the mediaeval study of logic
76
Pt. IV
Law and theology in procedure
81
12The theory and the practice
83
13Equity and the mediaeval idea of fairness
85
14The development of procedural treatises: the process
91
15Natural justice
105
Pt. V
Inquiry, inquisition and summary procedure
121
16Notoriety
123
17Shortening the process
130
Pt. VI
Outcomes
137
18Divine judgement, human judgement
139
19Judicial discretion
144
20Evidence
147
21Sentencing
152
22Appeal
159
23Justice and mercy
162
24Conclusion: confession, punishment and the hope of salvation
167
Notes
176
Bibliography
239
Index
252