- have been the
first writer to use
modernus ("modern")
regularly to
refer to his own age. The
terms antiquus and
modernus were used in a
chronological sense...
- .is (dot is) is the top-level
domain for Iceland. The
country code is
derived from the
first two
letters of Ísland,
which is the
Icelandic word for Iceland...
-
nonetheless included many
Latin phrases. In its content, it
adhered to the Usus
modernus Pandectarum more
strongly than
later codification projects. It remained...
- The po****r
sermon (sermo
modernus "modern sermon" in Latin) was a type of
sermon in vernacular, the
language of
common people, that was
commonly delivered...
-
Bernard of
Compostella is the name of two
medieval Spanish ecclesiastical lawyers:
Bernardus Compostell****
Antiquus (early
thirteenth century) Bernardus...
-
Italian Renaissance, the
schools of glossatores, commentatores, and usus
modernus distinguished themselves by
their approach to the
interpretation of "laws"...
- 'Arte
medievale n.s. anno IV, 2, 2005, 95–114. B. Kiilerich, "Antiquus et
modernus:
Spolia in
Medieval Art - Western,
Byzantine and Islamic", in Medioevo:...
-
Bernard of
Compostella (Bernardus Compostell****
Junior or
Modernus)
lived in the
middle of the
thirteenth century,
called Compostell**** from the fact...
-
heavily influenced by
domestic (customary) law, and it was
called usus
modernus Pandectarum. In some
parts of Germany,
Roman law
continued to be applied...
-
Works (1975), vol. 2, p. 203
Alessandro Hirata, Die
Vollendung des usus
modernus pandectarum:
Christian Friedrich von Glück (1755–1831),
Savigny Zeitschrift...
