Magnum Bullarium Romanum

Magnum Bullarium Romanum, Volume 17, offers a comprehensive collection of papal bulls from the pontificate of Leo the Great to Benedict XIV, covering the years 1746-1749. This meticulously compiled volume, edited by Laerzio Cherubini, Angelo Maria Cherubini, Angelo Auda, and Johannes Paulus, includes significant constitutions and decrees that shaped the doctrines and administration of the Catholic Church during this period. Accompanying these essential documents are biographies of the Popes, providing historical context and insight into their roles.

This volume serves as an invaluable resource for scholars, historians, and researchers interested in canon law, papal history, and the evolution of Catholic doctrine. The texts provide a direct connection to the legal and spiritual foundations of the Church. "Magnum Bullarium Romanum" remains a vital reference work for understanding the historical and ongoing influence of papal authority.

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