CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
PREFACE
ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION
PART ONE: CIVIC REPUBLICANISM AND RENAISSANCE LIBERTY
1. Italy: Fourteenth-century Political and Legal Developments
2. Bartolus of Sassoferrato
3. Baldus de Ubaldis
4. Fifteenth-century Humanist Political Thought
5. Sixteenth-century Humanist Political Thought
PART TWO: CONSTITUTIONALISM IN THE CHURCH
1. Introduction
2. John of Paris
3. Conciliar Thought in the Fourteenth Century
Joannes Monachus
Guilielmus Durantis
The Academic Canonists

4. Conciliarism at the Time of the Great Schism and BaslePierre d'Ailly
Jean Gerson
Franciscus Zabarella
Nicholas of Cusa
5. Conciliarism after Basle
Introduction
John Major
Jacques Almain
6. Conciliarism Secularized: George Buchanan
PART THREE: CONSENT AND LIMIT IN SPANISH NEO-SCHOLASTICISM
1. Spanish Scholasticism
2. Cardinal Cajetan (Tommaso de Vio)
3. Alonzo de Castrillo
4. Juan Luis Vives
5. Francisco de Vitoria
6. Juan de Mariana
7. Francesco Suárez

PART FOUR: EMERGING RIGHTS AS A BASIS FOR RESISTING AUTHORITY: REFORMATION POLITICAL THOUGHT1. Introduction
2. Martin Luther
3. John Calvin
4. Theodore Beza
5. Peter Martyr Vermigli
6. FranÃois Hotman: The Francogallia
7. Mornay: The Vindiciae contra tyrannos
8. Richard Hooker
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
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