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2): the labours of collatio codicum and constitutio textus must be undertaken with scholarly rigour also for editions of hagiographic texts; against the often prevailing "pragmatisme economique" (in Philippart's words), (2) Moretti rightly endorses Orlandi's defence of the use of scholarly editorial criteria in the publication of hagiographic texts, where critical editions are strongly needed.
For details, see Michael Connors, "Framing the 'People's Constitutio,'" in Duncan McCargo, ed.
Florentinus, De Statu Hominum) (stating "Seruitus est constitutio iuris gentium, qua quis dominio alieno contra naturam subicitur," or "Slavery is an institution of jus gentium, whereby one is subjected to the ownership of another contrary to nature" (translation by the author)).
 
 
 
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