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Abstract
This study aims to analyze the original jurisdiction to the crime of bigamy in the early 17th century, when ecclesiastical jurisdiction claimed for a supremacy in that matter against Inquisition in Portuguese Empire. The methodology includes both primary sources which illustrate the debates that time and contemporary literature. As a result, we realized that many actors influenced in the attempt to find a final solution for this conflict, such as the appeal to the Pope and the mediation of the King in Church’s internal affairs, what denotes the multinormative perspective in the Portuguese colonial context and the convivence of different jurisdictions even when there was a conflict between them.
Highlights
This study aims to analyze the original jurisdiction to the crime of bigamy in the early 17th century, when ecclesiastical jurisdiction claimed for a supremacy in that matter against Inquisition in Portuguese Empire
Facilitando esta empreitada, Hespanha1 quando associa a autonomia do direito colonial brasileiro com os vários ordenamentos europeus ainda no Antigo Regime, traz consigo a ideia de que a visão multifacetada envolvendo o direito comum, o direito canônico e o direito dos reinos, existentes concomitantemente na Europa, refletia-se em um pluralismo jurídico
Com diversas espécies de Direito que conseguiam coexistir no mesmo espaço social, fazia-se presente no Brasil Colônia, não sendo viável uma visão monista para o período
Summary
This study aims to analyze the original jurisdiction to the crime of bigamy in the early 17th century, when ecclesiastical jurisdiction claimed for a supremacy in that matter against Inquisition in Portuguese Empire. * Doutor em História do Direito pela Universidade de São Paulo (USP).
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