COLLECTIONS OF CANONS AND EPISTLES

OF THE ROMAN PONTIFFS.

5011 Ecclesiastical Laws drawn from the Holy Books alone. Paris 1753. 12.

4453 DALLÆUS, Jo. On the pseudepigraphical Apostolic [works], or the 8 books of the Apocryphal Apostolic Constitutions, 3 books. Harderwijk 1653. 8.

1174 Of GRECO-ROMAN LAW, as much Canonical as Civil, Vol. II. (In Greek), unearthed from various libraries of Europe and Asia, and rendered into Latin by JOANNES LEUNCLAVIUS (Lewenklaw): Edited with an appendix, a chronology of the law from the death of Justinian to the loss of Constantinople, and a preface by MARGUARDUS FREHERUS. Frankfurt, at the expense of the Fischer heirs, 1596. At the end: Hanover, printed by Guillielmus Antonius, at the expense as above 1596. Vol. 2. Vol. 1. folio.

659 (Canon Law, namely) The Canons of the holy APOSTLES, of the General & Provincial COUNCILS: The Canonical Epistles of the holy Fathers: PHOTIUS' Nomocanon; with the commentary of THEODORE BALSAMON, Greek and Latin, translated by GENTIANUS HERVETUS; from the library of JO. TILIUS, Bishop of Saint-Brieuc. Paris, Royal Press 1620. folio.

698 Library of the Ancient CANON LAW, or the ancient codes of Ecclesiastical Canons with the more distinguished Greek collectors of ancient Canon Law. By the study, etc., of GUL. VOELLUS and HENR. JUSTELLUS. Paris 1661. Vol. 2. folio.

681 SYNODICON, or the Pandects of the CANONS of the holy APOSTLES and COUNCILS received by the Greek Church, the Canonical Epistles of the holy FATHERS with ancient scholia, edited by GUL. BEVEREGIUS. Greek and Latin. Oxford 1672. Vol. 2. folio.

1629 BEVEREGIUS, Guilielmus. Code of the Canons of the primitive Church vindicated and illustrated. London 1678. 4.

702 Ancient Code of CANONS of the ROMAN CHURCH restored by FRANÇOIS PITHOUS according to ancient manuscript codes and illustrated with notes; added are PITHOUS' Ecclesiastical Miscellany; the apology and epistles of ABBO of Fleury; and ancient Alsatian formulas: From the library of CLAUDE LE PELLETIER. Paris, Royal Press 1687. folio.

Summary of Decrees, Capitularies, etc. See above at the Title "Apparatus".