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VII. Melchior Cano: The Foundations of Historical Belief
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Julian H. Franklin
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments VII
- Note IX
- Contents XI
- Introduction 1
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Part I. Jurisprudence. From Exegesis of the Roman Law to a Comparative Method
- I. The Roman Law and Medieval Jurisprudence 7
- II. The Humanist Reforms of Method and the Beginning of a Critical Perspective 18
- III. The Attack on the Authority of Roman Law 36
- IV. Jean Bodin and the Comparative Approach to Universal Jurisprudence 59
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Part II. History. The Beginning of a Theory of Criticism
- V. The Emergence of an Art of Reading History 83
- VI. The Challenge of Historical Pyrrhonism 89
- VII. Melchior Cano: The Foundations of Historical Belief 103
- VIII. François Baudouin: The Types of Sources and the Tests of Authenticity 116
- IX. Jean Bodin: The Rules for Testing Historical Assertions 137
- Bibliography 155
- Index 161
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Acknowledgments VII
- Note IX
- Contents XI
- Introduction 1
-
Part I. Jurisprudence. From Exegesis of the Roman Law to a Comparative Method
- I. The Roman Law and Medieval Jurisprudence 7
- II. The Humanist Reforms of Method and the Beginning of a Critical Perspective 18
- III. The Attack on the Authority of Roman Law 36
- IV. Jean Bodin and the Comparative Approach to Universal Jurisprudence 59
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Part II. History. The Beginning of a Theory of Criticism
- V. The Emergence of an Art of Reading History 83
- VI. The Challenge of Historical Pyrrhonism 89
- VII. Melchior Cano: The Foundations of Historical Belief 103
- VIII. François Baudouin: The Types of Sources and the Tests of Authenticity 116
- IX. Jean Bodin: The Rules for Testing Historical Assertions 137
- Bibliography 155
- Index 161