Definition of Decretum in English:

Decretum

noundɪˈkriːtəmdiˈkrēdəm

A collection of decisions and judgements in canon law.
Example sentencesExamples
- Church or canon law was increasingly codified and given universal validity, a process that culminated in Gratian's great ‘concord of discordant canons’, or Decretum.
- It will give us the means to speak with some assurance (that is, with evidence, rather than hypothesis) about the shape of the Decretum, its sources, and its earliest development in the schools.
- Jean Porter has been carefully reading the medieval writers from the time of Gratian's Decretum to the later part of the thirteenth century and finds a broader base for natural law than simply reason.
- In the Decretum he states plainly, ‘Where they each do not consent, there is no marriage.' ‘.

Origin

Latin, literally 'something decreed'.

Definition of Decretum in US English:

Decretum

noundiˈkrēdəm

A collection of decisions and judgments in canon law.
Example sentencesExamples
- Church or canon law was increasingly codified and given universal validity, a process that culminated in Gratian's great ‘concord of discordant canons’, or Decretum.
- Jean Porter has been carefully reading the medieval writers from the time of Gratian's Decretum to the later part of the thirteenth century and finds a broader base for natural law than simply reason.
- In the Decretum he states plainly, ‘Where they each do not consent, there is no marriage.' ‘.
- It will give us the means to speak with some assurance (that is, with evidence, rather than hypothesis) about the shape of the Decretum, its sources, and its earliest development in the schools.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘something decreed’.

单词	Decretum
释义	Definition of Decretum in English: Decretum noundɪˈkriːtəmdiˈkrēdəm A collection of decisions and judgements in canon law. Example sentencesExamples Church or canon law was increasingly codified and given universal validity, a process that culminated in Gratian's great ‘concord of discordant canons’, or Decretum. It will give us the means to speak with some assurance (that is, with evidence, rather than hypothesis) about the shape of the Decretum, its sources, and its earliest development in the schools. Jean Porter has been carefully reading the medieval writers from the time of Gratian's Decretum to the later part of the thirteenth century and finds a broader base for natural law than simply reason. In the Decretum he states plainly, ‘Where they each do not consent, there is no marriage.' ‘. Origin Latin, literally 'something decreed'. Definition of Decretum in US English: Decretum noundiˈkrēdəm A collection of decisions and judgments in canon law. Example sentencesExamples Church or canon law was increasingly codified and given universal validity, a process that culminated in Gratian's great ‘concord of discordant canons’, or Decretum. Jean Porter has been carefully reading the medieval writers from the time of Gratian's Decretum to the later part of the thirteenth century and finds a broader base for natural law than simply reason. In the Decretum he states plainly, ‘Where they each do not consent, there is no marriage.' ‘. It will give us the means to speak with some assurance (that is, with evidence, rather than hypothesis) about the shape of the Decretum, its sources, and its earliest development in the schools. Origin Latin, literally ‘something decreed’.
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