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Canon Law, the Expansion of Europe, and World Order

2000; Truman State University; Volume: 31; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês

10.2307/2671092

2326-0726

Jerry H. Bentley,

Classical Studies and Legal History

Contents: Canon Law and Expansion: Extra ecclesiam non est imperium: the canonists and the legitimacy of secular power A canonistic contribution to the formation of international law The contribution of the medieval canon lawyers to the formation of international law Papal responsibility for the infidel: another look at Alexander VIa (TM)s Inter ceatera The Avignon papacy and the frontiers of Christendom: the evidence of Vatican register 62 John Wyclif and the rights of the infidels: the requerimiento re-examined The development of group rights. World Order: SolA^3rzanoa (TM)s De Indiarum iure: applying a medieval theory of world order in the 17th century The conquest of the Americas: the Spanish search for global order. Ireland and America: Spiritual conquests compared: Laudabiliter and the conquest of the Americas The remonstrance of the Irish princes and the canon law tradition of the just war The Indian as Irishman Index.