postglossators

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Postglossators were medieval European legal scholars who built upon and systematized the work of earlier glossators, helping to shape the foundations of continental civil law.

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instanceOf European legal movement
Roman law school
civil law tradition
legal scholars
medieval jurists
activeInCentury 13th century
14th century
activeInPeriod late Middle Ages
aim to create a coherent system of civil law
to harmonize Roman law with contemporary practice
alsoKnownAs commentators
commentators on the civil law
basedInRegion France NERFINISHED
Italy NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
continental Europe
centerOfActivity University of Bologna NERFINISHED
University of Orléans NERFINISHED
University of Padua NERFINISHED
University of Perugia NERFINISHED
contributedTo development of legal concepts of sovereignty and jurisdiction
doctrine of statutory interpretation in civil law
systematic classification of legal subjects
developedFrom Bolognese school of glossators NERFINISHED
field Roman law
canon law
civil law
follows Glossators NERFINISHED
historicalRole helped form the common legal culture of continental Europe
mediated between Roman law texts and medieval legal practice
influenced continental civil law
ius commune
later codifications of civil law
language Latin
legalTradition civil law tradition
notableMember Baldus de Ubaldis NERFINISHED
Bartolus de Saxoferrato NERFINISHED
Cino da Pistoia NERFINISHED
Jacobus de Ravanis (Jacques de Revigny) NERFINISHED
Petrus de Bellapertica NERFINISHED
precededBy Glossators NERFINISHED
usedMethod commentary
reconciliation of legal authorities
systematization of legal rules
usedText Corpus Juris Civilis NERFINISHED
Justinian’s Code NERFINISHED
Justinian’s Digest NERFINISHED

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