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Bartolo da Sassoferrato

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Bartolo da Sassoferrato 

(also Bartolus). Born 1314; died 1357. Italian jurist during the epoch of feudalism. Head of the school of postglossarists. Bartolo’s works, especially his commentaries on various parts of the Code of Justinian, enjoyed great authority at the end of the Middle Ages and later.



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However, the former was also tied to practical interpretive legal activities, while the latter thrived in an atmosphere of more-detached scholarship and, as the name implies, more evidently in France, where the traditions linked with the great Trecento jurist Bartolo da Sassoferrato (1313-57) were not nearly as entrenched.
 
 
 
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