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Paolo Astorri

Assistant Professor

Københavns Universitet

Denmark

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Paolo Astorri is an Associate Professor at Københavns Universitet in Denmark. His research areas include the history of the Reformation, Lutheran theology, and early modern legal thought. Recent publications reflect his interests in the intersection of theology and law, particularly regarding clandestine marriage and contract theory. He actively contributes to academic discourse through various articles and translations.

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Paolo Astorri

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Articles (11)

Thomas Kaufmann. The Saved and the Damned: A History of the Reformation Translated by Tony Crawford. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2023. Pp. xviii+358. £36.99.

A Protestant Ius Gentium? Ius Gentium According to Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Protestant Moral Theologians

Lutheran Views on State and Taxation

Natural Law and Governance of the State in Henning Arnisaeus

Private Marriages: A Case from the Consultationes Constitutionum Saxonicarum (1599-1601)

The Redefinition of Clandestine Marriage by Sixteenth-Century Lutheran Theologians and Jurists

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Heinrich Hahn (1605–1668). A Portrait of a Lutheran Jurist at the University of Helmstedt

Los primeros teólogos luteranos modernos y el censo redimible: hacia una reformulación de la prohibición del interés / Early Modern Lutheran Theologians and the Redeemable Census: Towards a Reformulation of the Interest Prohibition

Can a judge rely on his private knowledge? Early modern Lutherans and Catholics compared

Grotius’s Contract Theory in the Works of His German Commentators: First Explorations

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