The Liber Ardizonis: reshaping the Libri Feudorum in the Thirteenth Century

Attilio Stella

The Liber Ardizonis: reshaping the Libri Feudorum in the Thirteenth Century

Attilio Stella

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The Liber Ardizonis is a lost early thirteenth-century readjustment and expansion of the Libri Feudorum – the feudal customs codified in twelfth-century Lombardy. Its author was the glossator Iacobus de Ardizone de Broilo, whose other significant work, the Summa Feudorum, is one of the principal sources for the study of the Libri Feudorum. By analysing the strikingly neglected manuscript traditions of Ardizone's works and clarifying the slow process of production of these treatises and legal texts, the article reappraises a 1910 survey by Emil Seckel and provides new insights into the early codification of the Libri Feudorum.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Studi Medievali III serie
Publisher	Fondazione CISAM
Pages	175-227
Number of pages	52
ISBN (Print)	9788868091347
Publication status	Published - 2017

Publication series

Name	Studi Medievali
Number	1
Volume	LVIII
ISSN (Print)	0391-8467

Keywords

Legal History
Medieval history
Law-making
Feudal law
Roman law
Canon law
Customary law

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The Liber Ardizonis: reshaping the Libri Feudorum in the Thirteenth Century

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