An edition of Summa omnium conciliorum, a sancto Petro usque ad Pium Quartum pontificem (1576)

Summa omnium conciliorum, a sancto Petro usque ad Pium Quartum pontificem

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An edition of Summa omnium conciliorum, a sancto Petro usque ad Pium Quartum pontificem (1576)

Summa omnium conciliorum, a sancto Petro usque ad Pium Quartum pontificem

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In aedibus Petri Belleri sub scuto Burgundiae
Language
Latin
Pages
344

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Canon law

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Summa omnium conciliorum, a sancto Petro usque ad Pium Quartum pontificem: omnibus ... vtilissima
1576, In aedibus Petri Belleri sub scuto Burgundiae
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Index Aureliensis 132.600
Selected texts from official church documents, with varying amounts of explanatory matter by Carranza.
Colophon: Typis Theodori Lindani.
Signatures: A-2X⁸.

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[8], 344 leaves ;
Number of pages
344

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OL863807M
LCCN
95147422

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