From Protections for miserabiles personae to Legal Privileges for International Travellers: The Historical Development of the Medieval Canon Law regarding Pilgrims
Atria A. Larson
espanolLos peregrinos religiosos de la Edad Media disfrutaban ciertas protecciones legales. La proteccion personal y propiedad, el acceso a hospitalidad contra abusos fiscales como peajes extra permanecieron constantes se establecieron parte percepcion cultural del estatus privilegiado los peregrinos. El Derecho Canonico peregrinos, sin embargo, sufrio cambios durante desarrollo historico epoca. Durante periodo carolingio hacia hincapie en responsabilidad pastoral eclesiasticos proporcionar hospitalidad, mientras que eran habitualmente agrupados con miserabiles personae las viudas, huerfanos pauperes. Tambien enfatizaba personal. socioeconomicos e institucionales alta Media, comenzaron asociarse otros grupos sociales mercaderes. propiedad dentro hogar privilegios legales fueron mas claramente establecidos. Ademas ganaron espirituales especificos, confesion interdicto. En general, regulaciones jurisprudencia canonica hicieron especificas adquirieron mejor definicion tecnica posterior, especialmente romano, procedimientos avanzados, fundacion nuevas instituciones religiosas dedicadas ofrecer EnglishReligious pilgrims of the Middle Ages enjoyed certain protections. Protection person and property, access to hospitality, protections against fiscal abuse, such as tolls, remained constant were well-established within assumptions about special status pilgrims. Nevertheless, historical development did take place in canon law regulations regarding The Carolingian period emphasized responsibility priests give hospitality; meanwhile most often grouped with widows, orphans, It also stressed protection person. In changing socioeconomic institutional landscape, high began associate groups merchants. property at one’s home was more clearly established, along other legal privileges. Pilgrims gained specific spiritual privileges, being able confess during an interdict. canonistic jurisprudence them became technically defined later period, especially light Roman jurisprudence, advanced procedures, new institutions religious orders devoted offering hospitality
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