Collectio Omnium Conclusionum Et Resolutionum Quae In Causis Propositis Apud Sacram Congregationem Cardinalium S. Concil, (Hardcover)

Collectio Omnium Conclusionum Et Resolutionum is a comprehensive collection of conclusions and resolutions arising from cases proposed to the Sacred Congregation of Cardinals, interpreters of the Holy Council of Trent, from its establishment. This monumental work, authored by Salvator Pallottini, presents a detailed record of the interpretations and decisions made concerning the decrees of the Council of Trent, a pivotal event in the history of the Catholic Church. Covering a wide array of theological, legal, and ecclesiastical matters, this collection offers invaluable insight into the application and understanding of Tridentine law over time.

Written in Latin, this historical text serves as an essential resource for scholars, theologians, and legal historians interested in the development of canon law, the implementation of conciliar decrees, and the inner workings of the Roman Curia. Its meticulous documentation and authoritative pronouncements make it a cornerstone for understanding the post-Tridentine Catholic Church.

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