Decretum Gratiani First recension Edited by Anders Winroth with the collaboration of Travis Baker, Sebastian Rider Bezerra, John Burden, John N. Dillon, Melodie H. Eichbauer, Katherine Hindley, Sarah Ifft, Amelia Kennedy, Gene Kim, Kevin Lord, Emily Ulrich, Aaron Vanides, and Elizabeth Walgenbach Advisory Board Alexander Andrée, Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Toronto; Martin Brett, Robinson College, Cambridge University; John N. Dillon, Peking University; Claes Gejrot, Riksarkivet, Stockholm; Eric Knibbs, Williams College; Peter Landau, Ludvig-Maximilians-Universität München; Titus Lenherr, Sankt Gallen; Kenneth Pennington, Catholic University of America; Franck Roumy, Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas; Robert Somerville, Columbia University; Andreas Thier, Universität Zürich; and John Wei, Yale Law School  A team under the leadership of Professor Anders Winroth is working on new editions of the two recensions of Gratian's Decretum with support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Yale University, and the Stephan Kuttner Institute of Medieval Canon Law, and with assistance from Yale Digital Collections Center. The digital tools developed for the project will be available at the DESMM Partners site. The new editions aim to replace Emil Friedbergs 1879 edition of the second recension through a fresh collation of the most important manuscripts and a reconsideration of Gratian's sources (both material and formal). The finished edition will be published in the series Monumenta iuris canonici, published by the Kuttner Institute and the Vatican Library. An English translation is also planned. The purpose of this website is to make the most important working materials of the editorial team available to other scholars already before the edition is published. Users of the site should remember that these are working materials, not the finished edition, and they should use it accordingly. Working Papers On Gratian's Decretum Travis Baker, Brief Introduction to a Preliminary Edition of Causae 16-20 of the First recension John Noël Dillon, Case Statements (themata) and the Composition of Gratian's Cases John Wei, A Discussion and List of Manuscripts Belonging to the Σ-Group John Wei, Rambaud - Weigand's French Group John Wei, Π-Group Anders Winroth, Critical Notes on the Text of Gratian's Decretum 1 Anders Winroth, Critical Notes on the Text of Gratian's Decretum 2 Anders Winroth, Critical Notes on the Text of Gratian's Decretum 3 Other canon law texts Eric Knibbs, A Brief Introduction to the Pseudo-Isidorian Forgeries Edition in Progress Caveat emptor! These are pages in progress from the new edition of the first recension of Gratian's Decretum, under the general editorship of Anders Winroth. The work on the edition is far from completed and the files are provided as-is, since they contain information that may be useful. They will still be much expanded and revised before formal publication. Use your scholarly judgment in employing these files, which should most usefully be considered incomplete accumulations of materials towards an edition. When there is no link for a causa, this means that the work on this causa has not yet started. The files have been produced using Classical Text Editor. Pars I (D. 1-101) Co-editor: Aaron Vanides Pars II C. 1 Co-editor: Aaron Vanides C. 2 Co-editor: John Burden C. 3 Co-editors: John N. Dillon and Gene Kim C. 4 C. 5 C. 6 C. 7 C. 8 C. 9 C. 10 C. 11 C. 12 C. 13 C. 14 C. 15 Co-editor: Emily Ulrich C. 16 Co-editors: Travis Baker and Kevin Lord C. 17 Co-editors: Travis Baker and Kevin Lord C. 18 Co-editors: Travis Baker and Kevin Lord C. 19 Co-editors: Travis Baker and Kevin Lord C. 20 Co-editors: Travis Baker and Kevin Lord C. 21 C. 22 C. 23 Co-editor: Sebastian Rider Bezerra C. 24 Co-editor: Elizabeth Walgenbach C. 25 Co-editor: Amelia Kennedy C. 26 C. 27 C. 28 C. 29 C. 30 C. 31 C. 32 C. 33 Co-editor: Katherine Hindley C. 33 q. 3: de penitentia C. 34 Co-editor: Sarah Ifft C. 35 Co-editor: Sarah Ifft C. 36 Appendix: Lectiones propriae in codice Sangallensi 673 repertae Co-editor: Melodie H. Eichbauer Manuscript Sigla Bibliography and index of material sources Rudolf Weigand, Handschriftenliste Working materials Scans of the most up to date editions of Gratian's material sources Many of Emil Friedberg's references to Gratian's material sources (i.e., the original sources of the legal texts that he quoted) are out of date. The project aims to identify the most recent editions of those texts and provides scans of the relevant pages. The edition refers to these sources. No infringement of copyright is intended in providing these brief excerpts. The material is organized into separate folders for each questio, and each file is numbered: 1.2.3 should be read C. 1 q. 2 c. 3. 22.10 refers to D. 22, c. 10. No scan has normally been made when the edition is available at the Digital Monumenta Germaniae Historica website or is Paul Hinschius's edition of Pseudo-Isidore, which are already available on the internet (users might also want to compare Karl-Georg Schon's preliminary edition, available at the MGH website). Discussion Group  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.   |