RUDN Journal of LawRUDN Journal of LawВестник Российского университета дружбы народов. Серия: Юридические науки2313-23372408-9001Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia named after Patrice Lumumba (RUDN University)5596ArticlesСтатьиResearch ArticleTeaching of roman law in England: magister VacariusПреподавание римского права в Англии: магистр Вакарий (magister Vacarius)SorokinaE AСорокинаЕлена АлександровнаThe Department of Legal Theory and HistoryКафедра теории и истории государства и права Юридический институтkafedra-teoria@yandex.ruPeoples’ Friendship University of RussiaРоссийский университет дружбы народов150420144NO4 (2014)№4 (2014)677407092016Copyright ©; 2016, Legal ScienceCopyright ©; 2016, Юридические науки2016Legal ScienceЮридические наукиhttps://journals.rudn.ru/law/article/view/5596When the study of English legal history began, scholars have sought to measure of influence of the Roman law on the common law tradition. Legal historians, first of all, have started to attend how Roman law was studied and used. As a result became conventional that Roman law was introduced into England by Master, Magister Vacarius and he was one of significant figures in the twelfth-century history. At the same time, on pages of domestic researches we will not find separate works devoted to his biography, activity and oeuvre. This article turns basically to one disputable question connected with the locus of Vacarius's law teaching in England, particular in Oxford.С тех пор как началось изучение английской правовой истории, ученые стали задаваться вопросом о степени влияния римского права на развитие традиции common law. Специалисты в области истории права прежде всего начали уделять внимание проблематике преподавания и применения римско-правового наследия. В результате стало общепризнанным, что римское право в Англии было введено учителем, магистром Вакарием, которого следует признать одной из значительных фигур в правовой истории XII столетия. Вместе с тем на страницах отечественных исследований мы не найдем отдельных работ, посвященных его биографии, деятельности и творческому наследию. В данной статье в основном уделяется внимание одному все еще неоднозначно решаемому в научной литературе вопросу, связанному с местом преподавания Вакарием римского права в Англии, в частности в Оксфорде.Roman lawlaw of Englandepoch of the Middle Ageslaw teachingmagister VacariusOxfordримское правоправо Англииэпоха средневековьяпреподавание правамагистр ВакарийОксфорд1.Bassett W.W. Canon Law and the Common Law // Hastings Law Journal. - 1978. - Vol. 29. - Issue 6. - Р. 1383-1420.2.Hazeltine H.D. Vacarius as Glossator and Teacher // Law Quarterly Review. - 1928. - Vol. 44. - Issue 3. - Р. 344-352.3.Holdsworth W.S. 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