Concilium Constantinopolitanum a. 691/2 in Trullo habitum

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Byzantine Studies and History Theology and Canon Law Studies Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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This volume offers the first complete critical edition of the acts of the Second Trulian Council (or Concilium Quinisextum) in 691–2, based upon extensive manuscript sources. The Concilium Quinisextum was convened as an ecumenical council, and its 102 canons constitute the most extensive collection of early legal documents from the Christian Church. Together with the list of Episcopal signatures, they constitute a key source for the study of 7 th century Ecclesiastic history.

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