This Latin language work from the 16th century is a comprehensive collection of canon law, the ecclesiastical law of the Catholic Church. Compiled by two prominent French jurists, it was a standard reference source for canonists for centuries. An essential resource for scholars of legal history and the history of the Catholic Church.
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