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His fame rests , first , on his work as compiler of the Decretals of Gregory IX , and , secondly , on his Summa de casibus ( Summa de poenitentia ) , which was to secure for centuries St. Raymond's renown as a leading authority on the ...
His fame rests , first , on his work as compiler of the Decretals of Gregory IX , and , secondly , on his Summa de casibus ( Summa de poenitentia ) , which was to secure for centuries St. Raymond's renown as a leading authority on the ...
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It is interesting to note that St. Raymond later was to take over in his Summa de casibus much of the systematic arrangement as well as the modus agendi of the earlier treatise ; 18 also in substance and wording , large portions of the ...
It is interesting to note that St. Raymond later was to take over in his Summa de casibus much of the systematic arrangement as well as the modus agendi of the earlier treatise ; 18 also in substance and wording , large portions of the ...
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15 ) that " eius doctrina in hac ultima Summa ( i.e. , Sum . de cas . ) ampliata fuisset " ( how do we know this ? the complete Summa de iure canonico would have covered a much wider ground than the Summa de casibus ) .
15 ) that " eius doctrina in hac ultima Summa ( i.e. , Sum . de cas . ) ampliata fuisset " ( how do we know this ? the complete Summa de iure canonico would have covered a much wider ground than the Summa de casibus ) .
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