Ścieżka kariery naukowej Aleksandra Tartagnusa na tle życia uniwersyteckiego jego czasów

Aleksandra Szymańska

doi:10.25167/osap.1271

Published: 2017-06-30

Vol. 15 No. 2 (2017)

The scientific career path of Alexander Tartagnus in the context of university life in the 15th century

Aleksandra Szymańska

The Opole Studies in Administration and Law

Section: Articles

https://doi.org/10.25167/osap.1271

Abstract

Alexander Tartagnus, considered to be one of the last great representatives of the school of commentators, was also a defender of writing in Latin, which was the language of medieval scholarship. His life is an example of a harmonious combination of academic activities and legal practice, which was most fully manifested in the form of legal advice. His knowledge was used both by judges to assist them in resolving contentious issues and by parties who wanted to better understand their legal position. During his life he wrote seven books of consilia, which established his place among the authors contributing to the development of ius commune. The objective of this article is to present the biography of Alexander Tartagnus, which enlightens the reader not only about this single Bologna master, but also enriches their knowledge of the environment in which he had lived and worked.

Keywords:

Alexander Tartagnus, Bologna, Consilia, University

Download files

pdf (Język Polski)

Citation rules

Szymańska, A. (2017). The scientific career path of Alexander Tartagnus in the context of university life in the 15th century. The Opole Studies in Administration and Law, 15(2), 61–74. https://doi.org/10.25167/osap.1271

Cited by / Share

References

Alexandri Tartagni Imolensis iuris Caesarei interpraetis celeberrimi Interpraetationes ad frequentiores Pandectarum titulos, leges, et paragraphos: quas ex ore ipsius publice in Bononiensi Gymnasio legentis, veloci, et fideli calamo recollegit D. Matthaeus de Vico Pisaurensis, eius auditor, et domesticus contubernalis, Venetiis 1595.
Google Scholar

Consiliorum seu responsorium Alexandri Tartagni Imolensis, Venetiis 1610.
Google Scholar

Iasonis Mayni in secundam Digesti Noui partem commentaria, Lugduni 1582.
Google Scholar

Jason de Mayno, De actionibus, Lugduni 1556.
Google Scholar

Ascheri M., Saggi sul Diplovatazio, Milano 1971.
Google Scholar

Baszkiewicz J., Młodość uniwersytetu, Warszawa 1963.
Google Scholar

Bellomo M., Saggio sull’ università nell’età del diritto commune, Catania 1979.
Google Scholar

Bellomo M., The common legal past of Europe, 1000–1800, Washington 1995.
Google Scholar

Belloni A., Professori giuristi a Padova nel secolo XV, Frankfurt 1986.
Google Scholar

Blomeyer A., Aus den Consilien des Alexander de Imola Tartagnus, “Archiv für die civilistische Praxis” 1993, Bd. 193, H. 2/3.
Google Scholar

Dallari U., I rotuli dei lettori legisti e artisti dello studio bolognese dal 1384 al 1799, t. 1, Bologna 1888.
Google Scholar

Del Re N., Paolo di Castro, dottore della verità, “Studi senesi” 1970, 82.
Google Scholar

Del Re N., Sei consigli inediti di Paolo di Castro nei codici Vaticani latini 8068, 8069, 11605 e Urbinate latino 1132, Roma 1945.
Google Scholar

Fantuzzi G., Notizie degli scrittori bolognesi, t. 8, Bologna 1790.
Google Scholar

Fijałek J., Dominus Bartolus de Saxoferrato eiusque permagna in Polonos auctoritas, Kraków 1914.
Google Scholar

Gravatius N.A., Alexandri Tartagni iurisperitissimi vita, [w:] Consiliorum seu responsorium Alexandri Tartagni Imolensis, Francofurti ad Moenum 1610.
Google Scholar

Hercolani A., Biografie e ritratti di uomini illustri romagnuoli, t. 3, Forlì 1837.
Google Scholar

Johannes Nevizanus Sylvae nuptialis libri sex, Lugduni 1556.
Google Scholar

Kirshner J., Paolo di Castro on cives ex privilegio a controversy over the legal qualifications for public office in early fifteenth-century Florence, [w:] Renaissance Studies in Honor of Hans Baron, Florence 1970.
Google Scholar

Lange H., Die Rechtsquellenlehre in den Consilien Paul de Castros, [w:] Aktuelle Fragen aus modernem Recht und Rechtsgeschichte Gedächtnisschrift für Rudolf Schmidt, Berlin 1966.
Google Scholar

Lange H., Kriechbaum M., Römisches Recht im Mittelalter, t. 2: Die Kommentatoren, München 2007.
Google Scholar

Lefebvre-Teillard A., Sur un consilium de Paul de Castre, [w:] Estudios de hist. del derecho europeo. Homenaje G. Martinez Diez, 1, Madrid 1994.
Google Scholar

Panziroli G., Panziroli O., De claris legum interpretibus libri quatuor, Venetiis 1637.
Google Scholar

Papotti T., Elogi d’illustri Imolesi, Imola 1841.
Google Scholar

Rashdall H., The universities of Europe in the middle ages, vol. 1: Salerno, Bologna, Paris, Oxford 1895.
Google Scholar

Romano A., La giurisprudenza consulente e Paolo di Castro: alcuni consilia inediti del ms. Venezia, Bibl. Marciana, Lat. 2324, “Rivista di storia del diritto italiano” 1988, 61.
Google Scholar

Sabattani A., De vita et operibus Alexandri Tartagni de Imola, Milano 1972.
Google Scholar

Savigny F.C. von, Geschichte des römischen Rechts im Mittelalter, t. 3, Heidelberg 1834.
Google Scholar

Savigny F.C. von, Geschichte des römischen Rechts im Mittelalter, t. 6, Heidelberg 1831.
Google Scholar

Schulte F. von, Die Geschichte der Quellen und Literatur des canonischen Rechts von Gratian bis auf die Gegenwart, Stuttgart 1875.
Google Scholar

Sroka S.A., Dyplom doktorski Uniwersytetu Bolońskiego z 1472 r., „Studia Źródłoznawcze. Commentationes” 2012, t. 50.
Google Scholar

Statuti delle Università e dei Collegi dello Studio bolognese, ed. C. Malagola, Bologna 1888.
Google Scholar

Szymańska A., Wojciechowski R., Zasada „wspólnik mojego wspólnika nie jest moim wspólnikiem” w pewnym konsylium Alexandra Tartagnusa, „Prawo. Studia Historycznoprawne” 2016, 321.
Google Scholar

Tiraboschi G., Storia della litteratura italiana, t. 6, cz. 1, Firenze 1780.
Google Scholar

Weijers O., Terminologie des universités au XIIIe siècle, Roma 1987.
Google Scholar

Zaccagnini G., Storia dello studio di Bologna durante il Rinascimento, Genève 1930.
Google Scholar