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Marriage Advice for a Pope

John XXII and the Power to Dissolve

Inbunden, Engelska, 2008

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The Medieval Church taught that marriage was indissoluble and that consent was the key. Why then could a marriage be dissolved by one spouse joining a religious order after an exchange of consent but before consummation? This question vexed Thirteenth-century academics and, in the fourteenth century, Pope John XXII asked a group of leading theologians and lawyers to study the issue. Position-papers were produced to explain the exception to the rule of indissolubility for chaste monks and nuns, and to explore whether the pope had the power to extend it to celibate priests and deacons. These texts, edited here, were used by John XXII to draft his bull Antique Concertationi (1322). This study reconstructs the story behind the constitution, providing a unique insight into the decision-making process at the Roman curia in Avignon under a controversial pope.

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Utgivningsdatum2008-11-27
Mått160 x 240 x 20 mm
Vikt667 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieMedieval Law and Its Practice
Antal sidor206
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004171114

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PrefaceAbbreviations Part One Introduction1.The runaway spouse joins a religious order: an inexplicable exception2.The holdout husband takes up a holy order” an unresolved argument3.A triptych of consultation: marriage, poverty, magic4.Introducing the experts5.Conclusion6.Post-scriptum7.Manuscript description8.Ration editionisPart Two EditionI.Dicta fratris Vitalis de FurnoII.Dicta fratris Bertrandi de TurreIII.Dicta eiusdem domini CardinalisIV.Dicta domini Gaucelmi IohannisV.Dicta domini Bertrandi de Monte FaventinoVI.Dicta domini Petri TextorisVII.Dicta domini Arnardi RoiardiVIII.Idem EpiscopusIX.Dicta domini DurandiX.Idem EpiscopusXI.Dicta fratis GregoriiXII.Dicta fratis HerveiXIII.Dicta fratis Iohannis de AlestoXIV.Dicta fratis Iohannis de RedingXV.Dicta fratis Iohannis de NeapoliXVI.Dicta magistri Iohannis PanhoteXVII.Dicta fratis Roberti de AngliaXVIII.DictaXIX.Frater Iohannes de NeapoliBibliographyIndices

"..This revealing study of papal-decision making in the early fourteenth century makes a valuable contribution to the history of marriage law and papal decision-making in the early fourteenty century."James A. Brundage, Journal of Ecclesiastical History 61, 2010"...that this work a work of great scholarship and erudition....No serious student of development of canon law in the Western Church can afford to overlook the consultations that laid the way for this apolistic constitution. In providing the text in a highly readable and well analysed manner, the author has placed within the hands of a whole generation of students a wonderful insight into the formation of decretals at the time of John XXII, into the intellectual life of the papal curia at that time, and into the real life issues that led to the development of the contemporary canonical provisions regulating clerical celibacy, religious profession, and the dissolution of non-consummated marriages."Aidan McGrath, OFM, Archvim Franciscanum Historicum, 102 (2009), pp. 289-292