Abbreviatio Compilationis secunde ‘Preterea Clemens III nil certi respondet papa’

a003

Burchardus Strasburgensis

fl. c. 1295

a069

Other name(s): Burchard of Strasbourg; Burchard von Straßburg

Casus legum I

c.1266

a088

Casus legum on the Ordo iudiciarius of Tancred

a090

Collectio Brugensis

c.1188

a107

Other name(s): Bruges collection

Compilatio prima

1189–1192

a167

Other name(s): Breuiarium extrauagantium

Compilatio secunda

1210–1215

a168

Compilatio tertia

1209/10

a169

Damasus

fl. 1210–1217

a176

Other name(s): Damasus (LC); Damasus Bohemus; Damasus Ungarus; Damasus Hungarus

Gratianus

fl. c.1125–1140

a242

Other name(s): Gratian (LC); Gratien; Graciano; Graziano

Johannes de Ancona

2nd half of 13th c.

a289

Other name(s): Johannes Guidonis

Johannes de Deo

c.1190–1267

a292

Other name(s): João de Deus (LC); Jean de Dieu; Juan de Dios

Notabilia Gregorius: ‘Qui multum (nimium) emungit’

late 12th c.

a349

Petrus Sendre

d. 1236

a383

Other name(s): Petrus Cineris; Petrus Cendre; Petrus Seder; Pierre de Cendra

Ricardus Anglicus

1161–1242

a483

Other name(s): Richard de Mores; Richardus Anglikus; Richard de Morins; Richardus Anglicus de Lacy

Rufinus

fl. c.1150–c.1190

a492

Other name(s): Rufinus, Archbishop of Sorrento (LC); Rufin; Rufino; Rufinus de Assisi

Summa ‘Actor et reus’

c.1227–1241

a503

Tancredus

c.1185–1236

a552

Other name(s): Tancred (LC); Tancredus Bononiensis; Tancred of Bologna; Tancredi da Bologna; Tancredi da Bologna; Tankred von Bologna; Tancrède; Tancred of Lombardy

Guillelmus de Drogheda

c.1200/10–1245

a573

Other name(s): William of Drogheda; Wilhelm von Drogheda; Guillaume de Drogheda; Wilhelmus de Drokeda

Baldus de Ubaldis

c. 1327–1400

r084

Other name(s): Ubaldi; Baldo degli (LC); Baldus de Perusio; Baldo degli Ubaldi; Baldo da Perugio; Baldus Perusinus; Baldus Ubaldus

Guillelmus Parisiensis

d. c. 1314

r280

Other name(s): William; of Baufet; Bishop of Paris (LC); Guilelmus de Baufet; Gulielmus Arvernus; Guillaume d’Auvergne; Guillelmus Parisiensis; Guillelmus de Baufet; Gullielmus Arvernus; Gullielmus Alvernus; Guillermus Baufet

Johannes de Friburgo

c.1250–1304

r356

Other name(s): Johannes von Freiburg (LC); Johannes Rumsik; Johannes Friburgensis; Johannes Teutonicus; Johannes Choriantus; Johannes Lector; Johannes de Hasela; Johannes de Haslach; Johannes von Rheinfelden; Johannes Runsic; Jean le Teutonique; Jean le Liseur