Juridical abbreviations and quotations

Lorenza Iannacci

‘From Bologna to the Blogosphere.A History of Written Correspondence’ Summer School

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Juridical abbreviations

Juridical abbreviations

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Sigla

Ac./Acc./Accursius/Acursius/Acorsius=AccursiusAz.= AzoB./Bu.= Bulgarus (Irnerius’ student)H. =Hugo (Irnerius’ student)Io./Iob./Io. Ba. = Iohannes Baxianus (Bulgarus’ student)P./Pla.= Placentinus Y. = Yrnerius/Irnerius

Corpus Juris Civilis(modern division)

 C. = Codex (12 books)

I. = Istitutiones (4 books)

D. = Digestorum seu Pandectarum libri or Digestum (50 books)

Nov. = Novellae Constitutiones 

Modern quotation

D. 18.6.1pr=

Digestum, Book 18, Title 6 (De periculo et commodo rei venditae), Law 1, beginning

Paragraph

Medieval editorial features to mark the division

D. 2.1.1

Medieval editorial features to mark the division

De p(er)ic(u)lo et c(om)m(od)o rei ve(n)dite

ff. de pe. et co. l. si vinum § pr.(Medieval quotation)

D. 18.6.1pr(modern quotation)

=Digestum, Book 18, Title 6 (De periculo et commodo rei

venditae), Law 1 (Si vinum), next Paragraph

D. 18.6.1pr

Principal text:Ulpianus. De p(er)ic(u)lo et c(om)m(od)o rei ve(n)dite

Accursius’ appartus, gloss (g)

Gloss (g) to D. 18.6.1pr(allegatio)

… i(nfra) e(st) si quis vina …=

see below (on this same book and title) there is the law si quis vina

= D.18.6.4