The commentaries on Roman law attributed to him are valuable as showing the growth of the study of law in Italy, and for their biographical details of the jurists of the 12th and 13th centuries.
Odofredus died at Bologna on the 3rd of December 1265.
The commentaries on Roman law attributed to him are valuable as showing the growth of the study of law in Italy, and for their biographical details of the jurists of the 12th and 13th centuries.
Odofredus died at Bologna on the 3rd of December 1265.
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Odofredus is famous for the personal remarks with which he sprankled his teaching, often introduced by Or signori, "Listen, gentlemen".
Under his name appeared the following works, which already have been printed in the late fifteenth century:
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Indeed, although he does not quite meet the issue, Innocent was the first jurist to broach the question whether the prince has an absolute right to take an action away from a subject.
Later two civilians, Odofredus and Guido of Suzzara connected the right to own property with the right to obtain a remedy for a wrong.
If property had been established by natural law, remedies for the recovery of property must also be protected by natural law.
Présentée et discutée sous cette forme elliptique, cette remarque est aussi problématique qu?intrigante, car il n?est pas évident de deviner à quelles pratiques stylistiques de la chancellerie impériale Odofredus fait référence à partir de ces quelques lignes.
Si modestes soient-ils, ces exemples complètent de manière inespérée les remarques de Richard de Pofi, Boncompagno et Odofredus sur les dangers de l?obscurité qui résultent de l?usage de la transumptio.
Le choix du terme de stylus supremus par Odofredus pour parler du style de Pierre de la Vigne montre bien que la terminologie médiévale ne doit pas être appliquée aussi rigoureusement que ne le fait R. Witt.
Having as yet but little to teach, the masters made the most of what they had.
A good example of the mediaeval plan of university instruction is found in the announcement of Odofredus, a distinguished teacher of Law at Bologna, about the middle of the thirteenth century, which Rashdall thinks is equally applicable to methods in other subjects.
It will be seen that both students and professors were bound to the text, as were the teachers of the Seven Liberal Arts in the cathedral schools before them.
From Odofredus, Lectura super Digesto veteri (2 volumes.
1.3.20(19) (Non omnium): Odofredus, a professor of Roman law at the law school in Bologna, wrote his dense and entertaining commentary on the Digest in the middle of the thirteenth century.
In the following passages he explains that reason cannot always be found in positive law.
