Auxilius und Vulgarius: Quellen und Forschungen zurGeschichte des Papstthums. (Paperback)

Ernst Dümmler's groundbreaking study of Auxilius and Vulgarius, two obscure figures from early Christian history, sheds new light on the development of the papacy and the role of the clergy in medieval Europe. Drawing on a wealth of archival material, Dümmler uncovers a fascinating tapestry of political intrigue, ecclesiastical rivalry, and theological dispute, offering a fresh perspective on a critical period in the history of the Church.

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