Angelo
historical figure · 3 works · 3 mentions · 6 anchored passages
Angelus · Michelangelo
in the texts
The Freedom of the Seas (Mare Liberum)
Medieval jurist whose opinion that maritime gulfs can be acquired by prescription is repeatedly refuted.
Vanissimum autem et illud est quod Angelus docuit, etiamsi ad dominium praescriptio proficere non potest, tamen dandam esse possidenti exceptionem.
Apparet igitur Angelum et qui cum Angelo dixerunt Venetis et Genuensibus per praescriptionem ius aliquod in sinum maris suo litori praeiacentem acquiri potuisse, aut falli, aut fallere, quod sane Iurisconsultis nimium est frequens, cum sanctae professionis auctoritatem, non ad rationes et leges, sed ad gratiam conferunt potentiorum.
‘Ex superioribus etiam apparet suspectam esse sententiam Iohannis Fabri, Angeli, Baldi, et Francisci Balbi, quos supra retulimus, existimantium loca iuris gentium communia, et si acquiri non possint praescriptione, posse tamen acquiri consuetudine, quod omnino FALSVM est, eaque traditio CAECA ET NVBILA est, OMNIQVE RATIONIS LVMINE CARENS, legemque verbis non rebus imponens.
The Law of Intellectual Property
Renaissance artist (Michelangelo) cited as an example of a unique intellectual/artistic producer.
Who can believe that the works of Raphael and Angelo could have been performed by other hands than theirs?
Pyrrhus
One of the men who stole the infant Pyrrhus away and fled with Androcleides.
The friends of Aeacides were then seized and put to death, but Pyrrhus, who was still a babe and was sought for by the enemy, was stolen away by Androcleides and Angelus, who took to flight.