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1. Innocent's Purpose and Agenda Modern Historians: Ordeal - Consanguinity - Communion -Annual Confession - Omnis utriusque sexus Vineam Domini, 1213: Reform, Heresy, Crusade, Peace, Liberty (libertas ecclesiae?)
1. Patriarch
of Constantinople, 2.Toledo's
primacy, 3. Count Raymond IV of Toulouse, 4. Otto IV's absolution,
5. Two dogmatic constitutions re. Joachim of Fiore and Amaury de Bène,
6. Magna carta, 7. Frederick II 8. Crusade
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Issues in the Historiography of Fourth Lateran Council 2. Was Innocent Involved in Drafting the Canons?
Stephan Kuttner and Antonio García
y García, "A New Eyewitness Account of the Fourth Lateran
Council," Traditio 20 (1964) 115-178
Alberto Melloni, "Concilium lateranense IV 1215,"
Conciliorum
oecumenicorum generalium decreta (Turnholt: Brepols, 2013) 151-155
3. Innocent and the Procedural Norms
Winfried Trusen,
"Das Verbot der Gottesurteile und der Inquisitionsprozeß: Zum Wandel des
Strafverfahrens unter dem Einfluß
des gelehrten Rechts im Spätmittelalter," Sozialer
Wandel im Mittelalter: Wahrnehmungsformen, Erklärungsmuster,
Regelungsmechanismen, ed. Jürgen Miethke und Klaus Schreiner ( Sigmaringen:
Jan Thorbecke Verlag, 1994) 235-247
Winfried Trusen, "Der
Inquisitionsprozeß: Seine historischen Grundlagen und frühen Formen," Zeitschrift
der Savigny-Stiftung für Rechtsgeschichte,
Kanonistische Abteilung 74 (1988)
168-230
Richard M. Fraher, "IV Lateran Revolution in Criminal Procedure:
The Birth of Inquisitio, the End of Ordeals, and Innocent III's Vision of
Ecclesiastical Politics," Studia in honorem Eminentissimi
Cardinalis Alfonsi M. Stickler, ed. Rosalio Iosepho Card. Castillo Lara
(Studia et Textus Historiae Iuris Canonici 7; Rome: Libreria Ateneo
Salesiano, 1992) 97-111 |
