Analysis reveals Gratian's use of Anselm of Lucca to construct cases in the Decretum, suggesting strong influences.
I argue that Gratian drew direct inspiration from his sources to construct the hypothetical cases that give structure to the second part of his Decretum. I show how Gratian created the scenario evoked in his Causa III directly from the collection of Anselm of Lucca.
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