Jewish Law and Italian Local Laws : From the Roman Age to the 19th Century /
From Roman times (when Jews first formed communities in Italy) throughout the 19th century (when Jews became emancipated individually but were deprived - as a group - of all their ancient autonomies), Jews remained tied to their separate judicial institutions. Administratively, Jewish communities so...
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Language: English
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
2025.
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Early Modern History and Modern History E-Books Online, Collection 2024
Studies in Jewish History and Culture ;
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Call Number: KKH2467.M56
- Translator's Note
- Vittore Colorni (1912-2005): a Historian of Law and (Jewish) Minority
- Jews, "Economy", and the Law in the Works of Vittore Colorni
- History of Italian Jews and History of Italian Law Revisited
- Introduction
- Part 1: The Status Civitatis
- 1 The Roman Empire and Italy in Particular
- 1 The Pagan Age
- 2 The Christian Age
- 2 Italy - The Ostrogoth Age
- 3 Italy - The Longobard Age
- 4 The Holy Roman Empire and Italy in Particular
- 1 The Carolingian and Pre-Feudal Age
- 2 The Feudal Age
- 3 The Intermediate Period (From the Glossators to The Emancipation)
- Part 2: Jewish Law and State Law
- Section 1: The Conflict between Jewish Law and Local Laws in General and with Regard to the Norms of Private Law
- 5 The Roman Empire and Italy in Particular
- 6 The Ostrogothic Age
- 7 The Longobard Age
- 8 The Holy Roman Empire and Italy in Particular
- 1 Carolingian and Feudal Age
- 2 Intermediate Period
- Section 2: The Conflict Concerning Constitutional Principles: the Question of Referral
- 9 The Constitutional Principles
- 1 General Principles on the Legality of the State and Its Organs and the Constitutionality of the Laws
- 2 Principles About the Legitimacy of the Administrative Acts
- 3 Principles About the Validity of the Judicial Proceedings
- 10 The Deferment Question
- 1 The Form of the Acts
- 2 The Substantive Law
- PART 3: The Jurisdictional Autonomy
- 11 General Principles
- 12 From the Roman Period to the 13th Century
- 1 The Roman and Byzantine Period
- 2 The Ostrogothic Period
- 3 The Longobard Period
- 4 The Carolingian Period
- 13 From the 14th to the 19th Century
- 1 The Kingdom of Sicily
- 2 The Kingdom of Naples
- 3 The Papal States (Except Ferrara)
- 4 The Grand Duchy of Tuscany
- 5 The Duchy of Piedmont
- 6 The Marquisate of Monferrato
- 7 The Duchy of Milan
- 8 The Duchy of Ferrara
- 9 The Duchy of Modena and Reggio
- 10 The Venetian Republic
- 11 The Duchy of Mantua
- Appendix of Documents
- Index of Authors Cited
- General Index.