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Gregory IX and the Liber Extra
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The Liber Extra, the most widely circulated collection of medieval
canon law, was commissioned by Gregory IX and assembled by the
Dominican Raymond of Penyafort. Gregory IX’s bull of promulgation,
Rex pacificus (1234), ordered that it would be the only collection used
in the schools and in the courts and that no other collection was to
be made without the special approval of the Apostolic See. It would
be Gregory IX’s major contribution to the development of medieval
canon law. This chapter focuses on the genesis and intentions behind
the Liber Extra, the pre-Gregorian sources for the compilation, and
Gregory IX’s own contribution, before offering suggestions for the path
of future scholarship concerning the Liber Extra and Gregory’s own
legal accomplishments.
Title: Gregory IX and the Liber Extra
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The Liber Extra, the most widely circulated collection of medieval
canon law, was commissioned by Gregory IX and assembled by the
Dominican Raymond of Penyafort.
Gregory IX’s bull of promulgation,
Rex pacificus (1234), ordered that it would be the only collection used
in the schools and in the courts and that no other collection was to
be made without the special approval of the Apostolic See.
It would
be Gregory IX’s major contribution to the development of medieval
canon law.
This chapter focuses on the genesis and intentions behind
the Liber Extra, the pre-Gregorian sources for the compilation, and
Gregory IX’s own contribution, before offering suggestions for the path
of future scholarship concerning the Liber Extra and Gregory’s own
legal accomplishments.
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