The document examines the historical relationship between the papacy and several Mediterranean islands, focusing on Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica, but also mentioning other smaller islands. Through the analysis of papal ...

The author develops a thesis he calls omni-insular doctrine. It explains the medieval papacy authority and its jurisdiction over islands to incorporate them to the Christian World. Weckmann describes the cumbersome process ...

The chapter "The Omni-Insular Doctrine in the Mediterranean Islands (1114-1450)" explores the historical relationship between the Papacy and the Mediterranean islands, with a particular focus on the conquest of the Balearic ...

The document examines the omni-insular doctrine and its relevance in the context of geographical discoveries between the 14th and 15th centuries, especially in relation to the Alexandrine Bulls issued by Pope Alexander VI ...

This study focuses on the influence of the papal bulls of 1493, particularly the one recognizing papal supremacy over the islands of Northern Europe, within the context of Cardinal Nicholas Breakspear's mission. Through ...

This paper explores the interconnection between the omni-insular doctrine and the Alexandrine Bulls issued by Pope Alexander VI in 1493, which led to the partition of the New World between Spain and Portugal. Weckmann ...

This work examines the historical and theological construction of papal supremacy over the islands during the medieval period. Through an analysis of the Alexandrine Bulls of 1493 and the Bull Laudabiliter, it investigates ...

This chapter explores the development and application of the omni-insular doctrine in the Mediterranean islands from the conquest of the Balearic Islands in 1114 to the 15th century. It analyzes the relationship between ...

This chapter addresses the omni-insular doctrine in the Middle Ages, analyzing its historical and legal context in relation to the "verus imperator" and dominion over the high seas. Through various explicit and implicit ...