More than Copy and Paste. The Drafting of the Judicial Order in the Decrees of the Third Mexican Council
This article compares the legislation promulgated by the Synod of Granada (1572) and the Third Mexican Provincial Council (1585) regarding procedural canonical law. Diego Romano, bishop of Puebla, served as a vehicle between the Spanish and Mexican Assemblies, and he was clearly inspired by th...
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This article compares the legislation promulgated
by the Synod of Granada (1572) and the
Third Mexican Provincial Council (1585) regarding
procedural canonical law. Diego Romano,
bishop of Puebla, served as a vehicle between the
Spanish and Mexican Assemblies, and he was
clearly inspired by the former when drafting the
latter. The article pays attention to the level of
appropriation and via a comparison of the texts
addresses the question whether it is possible to say
that Iberian procedural law was copied by the
prelate. |
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