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The Catholic University of America
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Canon Law 702
History of the Sources Canon Law
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| Ken Pennington
Wed. 11:10-1:00 P.M.
Classroom: Canon Law Seminar Room, Mullen
Library
326-328 Caldwell Hall:
W 1:30-3:00
PM
and by
appointment
416 Columbus School of Law:
T-Th
2:45-3:45 PM
and by
appointment
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Offices:
413 Caldwell Hall
Tel. 319-6264
416 Law School
Tel. 319-5150
Home tel.: 202-547-3620
Email:
Pennington@cua.edu
kenpennington12@verizon.net
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Detail from Tomb of Mondino de' Liuzzi (†
1326), sculpted by Roso (Boso) da Parma, Church of San Vitale,
Bologna
Coimbra,
Biblioteca da Universidade 722, fol. 2r |
Required books:
Gratian, Treatise on Laws, Catholic University
Press, $14.95
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the book.
The following readings are required for the course:
Ken Pennington,
A Short History of Canon Law
from Apostolic Times to 1917
(From the Eleventh Century to the End)
Anders Winroth, The Making of
Gratian's Decretum (Cambridge 2000) (I
will give you a digital copy)
Ken Pennington, Biography of Gratian
Anders Winroth, Where Gratian Slept: The
Life and Death of the Father of Canon Law
Frederick S. Paxton, Gratian’s
Thirteenth Case and the Composition of the Decretum
Ken Pennington, Gratian, Causa 19, and the
Birth of Canonical Jurisprudence
Anders Winroth's and
Titus Lenherr's Analysis of the St Gall Manuscript
John T. Noonan, Catholic Law School
- A.D. 1150 (on Causa 29)
Mary E. Sommar,
Gratian's Causa VII and the Multiple Recension Theories
Melodie Harris
Eichbauer, St. Gall Stiftsbibliothek 673 and the
Early Redactions of Gratian’s Decretum
Atria Larson, The
Evolution of Gratian’s Tractatus de penitentia
Atria Larson,
Early Stages of Gratian’s Decretum and the
Second Lateran Council: A Reconsideration
Ken Pennington, "Roman and Secular
Law in the Middle Ages"
Ken Pennington, "Learned Law,
droit savant, gelehrtes Recht: The Tyranny of a Concept"
