The Eucharist and Canon Law in the High Middle Ages
Ian Christopher Levy
This chapter discusses the Eucharist in later medieval canon law, a word should be said about an early collection that not only gives us some insight into eucharistic practices at end of Carolingian era, but one also provided material for collections. Ivo was certainly reliant upon canonical sources, most notably Burchard Worms. It noted Peter Landau maintains - despite similarity Gratian scarcely utilized Worms and instead principally relied Panormia , Tripartita Anselm Lucca, Polycarpus Collection Three Books. Rufinus very keen to affirm full effect reception which is result true presence Christ's body. The enmity would come characterize relationship between canonists theologians Late Middle Ages still years away. Keywords:Anselm Lucca; Worms; law; era; practices; middle ages;
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