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Annual Report

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 July 2017

Stephan Kuttner
Stephan Kuttner*
Affiliation:
Washington, D. C.
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Contents: Annual Report, by S. Kuttner. —Zu den Dekretalen bei Simon von Bisignano, von W. Holtzmann (p. 450). —English Canonists and the ‘Appendix Concilii Lateranensis,' with an Analysis of St. John's College, Cambridge, MS 148, by C. Duggan (p. 459). —Observaciones sobre los Apparatus de Dámaso Húngaro a las tres primeras Compilaciones Antiguas, por A. García, O.F.M. (p. 469). —Un manuscrit intéressant du ‘Compendium' de Werner von Schussenried, par Miroslav Boháč ek (p. 472), —Select Bibliography 1961–1962 (p. 482). —Microfilms and Photostats Acquired in 1962 (p. 490).

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Institute of Research and Study in Medieval Canon Law Bulletin for 1962
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Traditio , Volume 18 , 1962 , pp. 447 - 450
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Copyright © 1962 New York, Fordham University Press 

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* In addition to the conventional sigla used in Tradilio, the following will be employed in the pages of the Bulletin: AKKR = Archiv für kalholisches Kirchenrecht; ASD = Annali di storia del dirilto; OAKR = Österreichisches Archiv für Kirchenrecht; RDC = Revue de droit canonique; REDC = Revista española de derecho canónico; RHD4 = Revue hislorique de droit français et étrange, série: RHE = Revue d'histoire ecclésiaslique; SG = Studia Gratiana; TRG = Tijdschrift voor Rechtsgeschiedenis; ZRG Kan. (Rom.) Abt. = Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung für Rechtsgeschichte, Kanonistische (Romanistische) Abteilung.Google Scholar

In references to standard editions and to commonly known general works on the sources and literature of Roman and canon law in the Middle Ages — such as Savigny, Maassen, Schulte, Fournier – Le Bras, Van Hove's Prolegomena (2nd ed.), etc. — only a shortened title will be given, without bibliographical detail.Google Scholar

1 Owing to the advanced publication date of Traditio, this report will cover only the period from October 15, 1961 to July 15, 1962.Google Scholar