Leges et in carmina redigendae sunt. Die Erfindung der Kodifikation als Konzept durch Melanchthon und deren Rezeption in katholischen Staaten bis 1811

Schmoeckel, Mathias

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“…4 E.g. Neuser 1957, 34-35, 135;Kusukawa 1995b, 69-70, 159;Kraye 1997, 201;Graybill 2010, 108-111;Scheible 2012, 173;Schmoeckel 2014, 27, 152. 5 CR 16, 615-680.…”

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“…The Studienausgabe edits the latter (MSA 6, 168-259).4 The literature here is quite extensive. See forMelanchthon and Müntzer: Kirchner 1969;Steinmetz 1963; Andersson 1998; for Melanchthon and the Peasant Revolt: Zöllner 1963;Koehn 1983; Deflers 2005a, 103-108;Schmoeckel 2012; for Melanchthon's opposition to the Anabaptists: Oyer 1952;Stupperich 1957;Pfister 1968; Wolgast 1997; 2017. 5 ACAp a.13.…”

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Philip Melanchthon’s Moral Philosophy between Scholasticism and Lutheranism

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and trans.) FOTC The Fathers of the Church Series G Gerson, Oeuvres complètes (Glorieux ed.) GB Biel, Collectorium (Werbeck and Hofmann, eds.) H Melanchthon, Heubtartikel (Schilling, ed.) IG Hellenistic Philosophy (Inwood and Gerson, trans.) LC 1521 Melanchthon, Loci communes (Pauck, trans.). LC 1543 Melanchthon, Loci communes (Preus, trans.) LS Hellenistic Philosophers (Long and Sedley, trans.) LW Luther's Works MD Melanchthon deutsch MO Melanchthon, Orations on Philosophy and Education (Kusukawa, trans.) MP Melanchthoniana paedagogica (Hartfelder, ed.) MR Melanchthon Reader (Keen, trans.) MRh Melanchthon, Principal Writings on Rhetoric (Weaver, ed.) MS

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“…4 E.g. Neuser 1957, 34-35, 135;Kusukawa 1995b, 69-70, 159;Kraye 1997, 201;Graybill 2010, 108-111;Scheible 2012, 173;Schmoeckel 2014, 27, 152. 5 CR 16, 615-680.…”

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Understanding of the Term "Codification" in the Baltic Legal Thought of the 19th Century

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2018

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The article analyzes the problem of understanding codification processes by the doctrine of law in the Baltic provinces of the Russian Empire. Taking into account the significance of the German legal thought for the legal doctrine of Baltic provinces, the views of German jurists are also examined. It is established that characteristic features of codification in German jurisprudence had already been formulated in a manner analogous to the present ones in the 19th century. In the 19th century, similar to modern times, codification seemed to be a comprehensive process both formally and substantively updated by means of legislative acts. No other sources of law, including customary law, should have acted along with codification. As a consequence, uncertainty of a common legal tradition was eliminated and comprehensive understandability was achieved. At the same time, it is recognized that representatives of the Baltic legal thought, despite German influence, understood the processes of codification on the basis of their own ideas that often were not at all correlated with the German doctrine, but were more in line with the general imperial Russian view of those phenomena. It is argued that the processes of systematization and codification of the Baltic law had encouraged the further development of legal thought both in the entire Russian Empire and in the Baltics. The situation examined in the study, in authors' opinion, shows only one thing. Law in the 19th century was formed not by practitioners or jurists (scholars), but by the law-maker (or the bodies prescribed and authorized by the law-maker). The Baltic law codification entailed changes for various sources of Baltic law that had operated so far. Meanwhile, those processes characterized not only the Baltic region, but were seen throughout Europe. Codification becomes the main, if not the only, source of law. Thus, the need for a common doctrine combining the sources of law and common law was lost.

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Leges et in carmina redigendae sunt. Die Erfindung der Kodifikation als Konzept durch Melanchthon und deren Rezeption in katholischen Staaten bis 1811

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Philip Melanchthon’s Moral Philosophy between Scholasticism and Lutheranism

Philip Melanchthon’s Moral Philosophy between Scholasticism and Lutheranism

Von der Ablasskritik zur Gesetzesbegründung

Understanding of the Term "Codification" in the Baltic Legal Thought of the 19th Century

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