Bernardi Praepositi Papiensis Breviarium Extravagantium

Bernardi Praepositi Papiensis Breviarium Extravagantium Cum Gregorii Ix. P. Decretalium Collectione, Volume 1, presents a significant historical legal text. This volume compiles the 'Breviarium Extravagantium' of Bernardus Papiensis alongside the Decretalium Collection of Pope Gregory IX, offering invaluable insight into medieval canon law. The collection provides essential primary source material for legal scholars and historians examining the development of ecclesiastical law and its impact on medieval society. This work elucidates the legal framework of the Catholic Church during a pivotal period and showcases the intellectual rigor of legal scholarship in the Middle Ages. It remains a crucial resource for understanding the evolution of legal thought and institutional structures within the Church.

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