postglossators 后注释法学派 13世纪中叶至15世纪，继注释法学派〔glossators〕之后兴起的又一支研究罗马法的法学流派。与注释法学派不同的是，这一学派试图把罗马法的原则与当时的封建法、日耳曼习惯法、教会法、城市制定的法规等其他法规联系起来，赋予罗马法以新的、更适应司法实践的内容，为罗马法在欧洲的继续奠定了基础。其代表人物有皮斯托亚的奇诺〔Cino of Pistoia〕、萨索费拉托的巴尔托鲁〔Bartolus of Sassoferrato〕等。
postglossators (pohst-glah-say-t[schwa]rz), n. pl. (often cap.) A group of mainly Italian jurisconsults who were active during the 14th and 15th centuries writing commentaries and treatises that related Roman law to feudal and Germanic law, canon law, and other contemporary bodies of law. • The postglossators constituted the second wave of Roman-law study after its revival