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Ulrich Zasius (1461 – 24 November 1535 or 1536) was a German jurist. Biography. Zasius was born at Konstanz (current Baden-Württemberg) in 1461. After studying at Tübingen he first became episcopal notary at Constance, then town clerk at Baden in Aargau in 1489, and at Freiburg in 1493. From 1496 to 1499 he directed the Latin school at Freiburg.
Overview. Ulrich Zasius. (1461—1535) Quick Reference. (1461–1536), German humanist and jurist, born in Konstanz, where he worked as an ecclesiastical notary. In 1494 he moved to Freiburg, where he was headmaster of the grammar school, town ... From: Zasius, Ulrich in The Oxford Dictionary of the Renaissance »
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ULRICH ZASIUS ON THE DEATH PENALTY FOR ANABAPTISTS In the first few years of the Reformation crisis the number and variety of religious deviants expanded at the very moment when the legal grounds for combatting heresy had suddenly become uncertain. The classic medieval rationale for executing heretics had treated
Ulrich Zasius: A Jurist in the German Renaissance, 1461-1535.Steven Rowan. Edward A. Gosselin
Bibliographic information. "Editions of ULrich Zasius, 1508-1717": p. [232]-256. Includes index. Stanford Libraries' official online search tool for books, media, journals, databases, government documents and more.
For humanist sixteenth-century jurists such as Guillaume Budé, Ulrich Zasius, Andrea Alciati the ‘rule of law’ was central. In response to the use of law and legal theory to legitimize arbitrary forms of authority, they called for substantive reforms in legal education and practice, which could alleviate the dangers of masking the ...
