Walter Ullmann - Scholarship and Politics in the Middle Ages: Collected Studies

Ullmann, Walter, 1910

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Some Variorum Reprints:

The Care of Books. An Essay on the Development of Libraries and their Fittings, from the earliest times to the end of the 18th Century Cambridge 1902 edition

Les Hospitaliers Rhodes jusqu la mort de Philibert de Naillac (1310-1421)

Paris 1913 edition

Philippe de Mezieres (13271405) et la croisade au XIVe siede Paris 1896 edition

The Spanish Embassy to Samarkand 14031406 St Petersburg 1881 edition

Un empereur de Byzance Rome Warsaw 1930 edition

In the Collected Studies Series:

Religion Popular and Unpopular in the Early Christian Centuries

The Church and the Law in the Earlier Middle Ages

The Papacy and Political Ideas in the Middle Ages

Histoire de TEurope occidentale. Xl-XIVe s.

Spirituality et vie litteraire de TOccident. Xe-XIVe s.

Benedict, Gregory, Bede and Others

Paleographie et litterature byzantine et neo-grecque

Quellen und Studien zur sptbyzantinischen Geschichte

Litterature et histoire des textes byzantins

Scholarship and Politics in the Middle Ages

Professor Walter Ullmann

Walter Ullmann

Collected Studies

VARIORUM REPRINTS London 1978

Preface 1978 Variorum Reprints

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Preface iv

I The Constitutional Significance of Constantine

the Greats Settlement 116

In: Journal of Ecclesiastical History 27 (University Press. Cambridge, 1976)

II ber die rechtliche Bedeutung der sptrmischen

Kaisertitulatur fr das Papsttum 2343

In: Ex Aequo et Bono, Willibald M. Plchl zum 70.

Geburtstag (Universittsverlag Wagner. Innsbruck, 1977)

III Reflections on the Medieval Empire 89108

In: Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, fifth series, 14 (London, 1964)

IV A Scottish Charter and its Place in

Medieval Canon Law 225241

In: The Juridical Review, 61 (W. Green & Son.

Edinburgh, 1949)

V Some Reflections on the Opposition of

Frederick II to the Papacy 326

In: Archivio Storico Pugliese, 13 (Cressati. Bari, 1960)

VI Die Bulle Unam Sanctam:

Rckblick und Ausblick AS11

In: Rmische Historische Mitteilungen, 16 (sterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften.

Rom-Wien, 1974)

VII Boniface VIII and his Contemporary Scholarship

In: Journal of Theological Studies, new series,

27 (Qarendon Press. Oxford, 1976)

VIII Dantes Monarchia as an Illustration of a Politico-Religious Renovatio

In: Traditio-Krisis-Renovatio aus theologischer Sicht. Festschrift Winfried Zeller zum 65. Geburtstag (Eiwert Verlag. Marburg, 1976)

IX Zur Entwicklung des Souvernittsbegriffs im Sptmittelalter

In: Festschrift Nikolaus Grass zum 60. Geburtstag,

1 (Universittsverlag Wagner. Innsbruck, 1974/75)

X John Baconthorpe as a Canonist

In: Church and Government in the Middle Ages: Essays presented to C. R. Cheney on his 70th Birthday (University Press. Cambridge, 1976)

XI The Medieval Interpretation of Frederick Is Authentic Habita

In: Studi in memoria di Paolo Koschaker: L Europa e il Diritto Romano (A. Giuffrb. Milano, 1953)

XII The Delictal Responsibility of Medieval Corporations

In: The Law Quarterly Review, 64 (Stevens & Sons. London, 1948)

XIII A Disputable Consuetudo contra Legem in the later Middle Ages

In: Butterworths South African Law Review (Memorial Volume for Herbert F. Jolowicz, 3,

Durban, 1956)

58-87

101-113

9-27

223-246

101-136

77-96

85-94

XIV

XV

Index

A Greek Demarche on the Eve of the

Council of Florence 337-352

In: Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 26 (University Press. Cambridge, 1975)

The Future of Medieval History 1 -30

An Inaugural Lecture (University Press.

Cambridge, 1973)

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This volume completes the trilogy of my collected studies on specific themes relating to the period between the early Christian era and the eve of the Reformation. The focal point of this volume is the interrelationship between pure, mainly academic scholarship and the actuality of the political situation. The interdependence of scholarship and practical politics proved itself mutually fructifying and beneficial. Governmental measures formed the topics of lectures and books and tracts, incited academic interest and profoundly affected the development of principles. Vice-versa, as often as not the academic teachers and universities as corporations initiated and propelled certain governmental measures and in turn gave rise to political principles which were sometimes of considerable dimensions and reverberated through the subsequent ages. A case in point is the new orientation in outlook which with quite astonishing rapidity engulfed scholarship in the thirteenth century, for its Aristotelian-inspired naturalism was a well-nigh perfect pikce justificative for the already conspicuous naturalism in non-academic circles, pursuits and environs. The concomitant secularism and the consequential de-mundanization of a good deal that was hitherto comprehended within an ecclesiological purview, resulted in dismemberment and fragmentation of what was once considered one indivisible whole.