Vol. 1 No. 5 (2017): Vergentis. Revista de Investigación de la Cátedra Internacional conjunta Inocencio III (Julio-Diciembre 2017)

Justice, Mercy and Law(y II)

From revenge to forgiveness in the History of Law

Published: 2018-07-05

Science articles

• Prologue

  S. Em. Giuseppe Versaldi

  21-30

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• From the monasterium clericorum to the studia generalia. The catholic education in the ius antiquum

  Javier Belda Iniesta

  31-51

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• The contribution of Theology to the organisation of the ius publicum ecclesiasticum: historical and legal reflections

  Matteo Nacci

  53-60

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• Mercy and justice in Alger of Liège and Gratian

  Ruggero Maceratini

  61-79

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• Theology and Canon Law: initial clarifications on the basis of the “law”

  Paolo Gherri

  81-111

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• Is (also) Magna Carta an ecclesiastical document? The preeminent role of the Church in the development of English legal system

  Lorenzo Cavalaglio

  113-129

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Notes, current status of research and bibliographic review

• Justice, punishment and mercy in the institution of marriage in Roman law

  Paolo Giuseppe Maria Lobiati

  133-170

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• Analysis of two cases of urban standards in Rome for the protection of public works

  Luis Miguel García Lozano

  171-183

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• The judge and mercy. Reflections on the administration of justice in classical Canon Law

  Raffaella Bianchi Riva

  185-219

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• Ecclesiastical justice in the sixteenth century

  Marta Tigano

  221-239

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• Clericus recidivans ad concubinatum divinae misericordiae dicitur irrisor. Brief remarks on the ‘relapse’ into ecclesiastical concubinage leading up to the Council of Trent

  Stefania T. Salvi

  241-260

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• Justice in the Middle Ages: the survival of inquisitorial principles and free production of evidence principles

  José Miguel Piquer Marí

  261-299

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