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Derivationes of
Osbernus of Gloucester. This
identification of the two
Huguccios as the same man
dates back to a
short biography compiled by the Italian...
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Uguccione da Pisa (The
office of the
primate in
canon law from
Graziano to
Huguccio of Pisa),
Pontifical Lateran University, 1986. OCLCÂ 1075325523 (URL archived...
- Paucapalea, a
pupil of Gratian's; Rufinus, who
wrote the
Summa Decretorum; and
Huguccio, who
wrote the
Summa super Decreta, the most
extensive decretist work....
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important commentators were
probably Rufin of
Bologna (died
before 1192) and
Huguccio (died 1210). Less well-known was the
commentary of
Simon of Bisignano,...
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incalescentis ostendit."). In the late
twelfth century, the
canon lawyer Huguccio stated that, "If
someone has a beard, and
always wishes to act like a man...
- only
wrote of wars
against heretics. In a few decades,
jurists such as
Huguccio began apply Gratian's pro-militant
arguments to wars
against Muslims. They...
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Middle Ages,
feeding directly into word
lists and
encyclopaedias by Papias,
Huguccio,
Bartholomaeus Anglicus and
Vincent of Beauvais, as well as
being used...
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Uguccione (also
Huguccio or Hugutio) may
refer to:
Huguccio (d. 1210),
canon lawyer and
bishop Uguccione da Pisa (fl. c. 1200),
grammarian Uguccione della...
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which **** prevails".
According to Raming, Macy and Cook, the
Canon lawyer Huguccio states that, "If
someone has a beard, and
always wishes to act like a man...
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Wilhelm Meyer. It was
widely circulated, and
influenced later work of
Huguccio.
Osbernus Glocestriensis, Claudi****
Osbernus Pinnuc Houses of Benedictine...
