Legal culture across the Alps during the post-Carolingian period
Michele Baitieri
&#x0D; Scholarship on the eleventh century has stressed central place that Lombardy had in early Middle Ages for revival of legal culture medieval europe. After having retraced these studies and discussed how this same region already played an important role shaping across Alps during Ottonian period, my paper focuses Canon law. Until recent years little or no attention been paid to history law decades around 900. According classic narrative it was only something new took law, specifically development canonical collections which aimed not systematically re‐arrange, but also re‐shape a vast number norms inherited from previous centuries. Looking at collection Anselmo dedicata, produced northern Italy Archbishop Milan, Anselm II (882‐896), aims highlight pivotal by post‐Carolingian period.&#x0D;
Studi di storia medioevale e di diplomatica - Nuova Serie