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Grzegorz Wielki wobec problemów w relacjach między chrześcijanami i żydami na podstawie swego "Registrum epistularum"

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Lewandowicz J.
Vox Patrum
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2006
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vol. 49
343-356
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Tableau des rapports entre les Juifs et les chretiens que presentent les lettres du pape Gregoire le Grand est formę par trois composantes principales. L’une d’elles constitue la legislation alors en vigueur, la suivante evoque les tensions resultant de la difference entre la culture et les interets de deux commmunautes, la troisieme presente de nombreuses interventions du pape concernant les Juifs et leurs relations avec les chretiens.
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Przyjmowanie do klasztorów żołnierzy i małżonków w czasach Grzegorza Wielkiego na podstawie jego "Registrum epistularum" oraz norm prawa rzymskiego

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Lewandowicz J.
Vox Patrum
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2016
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vol. 65
373-388
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The paper discusses the obstacles existing in both secular law and practice of the Church, in the time of St. Gregory the Great, for joining the monastery by people performing the military service or bound in marriage. Subsequently, the paper indicates higher requirements, compared with secular law, imposed by the pope on people wanting to join the monastery but bound by marriage.
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Ograniczenia stanu jako przeszkoda w przyjmowaniu do klasztorów w czasach Grzegorza Wielkiego na podstawie jego "Registrum epistularum" oraz norm prawa rzymskiego

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Lewandowicz J.
Vox Patrum
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2015
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vol. 64
317-344
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Monastic life, which development has been significantly contributed by St. Gregory the Great, has an important place in the history of Europe. This paper attempts to go back to the period of monasticism in the Late Antiquity, of which there are numerous testimonies in the epistles of St. Gregory the Great. Based on Registrum epistularum, the paper presents the practice of admitting to the monas­teries candidates from different social backgrounds. Simultaneously, it discusses the evolution of the imperial law, from the reign of Constantine to the end of the sixth century, by concerning restrictions on the admission to the monasteries ari­sing from the fact of belonging to the specific state (obnoxii): decurions, tax col­lectors, colonate, slaves assigned to the land. The paper highlights the concern of Pope Gregory I for those who join the monasteries as well as draw attention to the motives, which guided the emperors to make laws concerning the admission to the monasteries and the Gregory’s attitude towards the secular law. The paper also draws attention to the efforts of the pope aiming at promoting the monastic life as the highest form of Christian life.
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