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Abstract

The justinianean law hadn't an inmediate influence, but - undoubtedly- visigothic Spain knews justinianean sources. In fact, as it makes clear in this essay, the Byzantine or justinianean law was applied and known in Spain, by visigothics legislators and jurisconsultos. So it tums out impossible that St. Isidoro didn't knows the justinianean coUections. In this essay it has been proved that the Doctor of Spains knews the justinianean texts, and there was no ignorance for his part, so that if the metropolitan of the Andalusia didn't use the important justinianean sources, it wasn't through ignorance, itself, but deliberately. The study still analyses the possible reasons that droves him to don't use the justinianean sources, and to quote justinianean only as a theologian, and not as a legislator. St. Isidoro of Sevilla, carried out the first essay of theological literature has been notice, and showed the Hispanic to visigothic Spain, canonical collection that had forcé of the law in the Iberian península until the twelfth century, also he layed down that the king should be kneeling in front of the bishops, and the bishops should be kneeling in front of the king, as happened at the last councils of Toledo. Later, at the end of the seventh century, when Charlemagne called to his court to Alcuino of york, this one used the Hispanic and St. Isidoro's text of the Bible, like help to change the Carolingian churches signs, and it was established forever the isidorian impression. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

Details

Title
NOTAS ACERCA DE SI SAN ISIDORO USÓ LOS TEXTOS JUSTINIANEOS
Author
Morales, Ramón J Fernández de Marcos
Pages
379-394
Publication year
2007
Publication date
2007
Publisher
Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)
ISSN
18869912
e-ISSN
22553436
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1115585603
Copyright
Copyright Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED) 2007