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relationship to and
dependency on
medieval decretals as well as
Roman law. In themselves, the
medieval decretals form a very
special source which throws...
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chapters the
Decretals of
Gregory IX contain, 1771 are from the
Quinque compilationes, 191 are from
Gregory IX himself,
seven from
decretals of Innocent...
-
False Decretals". www.newadvent.org.
Retrieved 2023-06-16. Knibbs, Eric (2017). "Ebo of Reims, Pseudo-Isidore and the Date of the
False Decretals". Speculum...
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found in the
decretals that it
gives as
those of post-Nicene
popes from
Sylvester I (314–335) to
Gregory II (715–731). The
False Decretals were part of...
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denoted the
following collections: the "
Decretals" of
Gregory IX;
those of
Boniface VIII (Sixth Book of the
Decretals);
those of
Clement V (Clementinæ) i...
- Charles, ed. (1913). "Celibacy of the Clergy" .
Catholic Encyclopedia. New York:
Robert Appleton Company. The
Catholic Encyclopedia, s.v. "Papal
Decretals"...
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collections of the
Corpus Juris Canonici (the
Decretals of
Gregory IX, the
Sixth Book of the
Decretals, and the Clementines). The term was
first applied...
- non-anonymous
collection of
decretals. Much of Bernardus' work
collects decretals by Pope
Alexander III, in
addition to
three decretals by Pope
Gregory VIII...
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doorkeepers (ostiarii), and
later by the
treasurers and mansionarii. The
Decretals of
Gregory IX
speak of the
sacristan as if he had an
honourable office...
- [P]ope thenceforth, so far as the
Western Church was concerned." In a
decretal of 1173, Pope
Alexander III
reprimanded some
bishops for
permitting veneration...
