Acta Concilii Tridentini, Anno Mdlxii. Et Mdlxiii. Usque in Finem Concilii, Pio Iv. Pont. Max. Et Alia Multa Circa Dictum Concilium Fragmenta, Ed J. Mendham (Paperback)

Acta Concilii Tridentini, Anno Mdlxii. Et Mdlxiii. Usque in Finem Concilii, Pio Iv. Pont. Max. Et Alia Multa Circa Dictum Concilium Fragmenta, Ed J. Mendham offers a detailed historical record of the Council of Trent during its final years (1562-1563). Authored by Gabriele Paleotti, this volume provides insights into the proceedings, debates, and decisions made during this pivotal period of the Catholic Church. The text includes fragments and documents related to the council, offering valuable primary source material for historians and scholars of religious history. This work illuminates the complex dynamics within the Church during the Reformation and Counter-Reformation era, and it remains an essential resource for understanding the evolution of Catholic doctrine and practice.

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