Copy of declarations and decisions of the Roman congregation for the execution and interpretation of the Council of Trent, 1591-1658 [manuscript], ca. 1700.

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Copy of declarations and decisions of the Roman congregation for the execution and interpretation of the Council of Trent, 1591-1658 [manuscript], ca. 1700.

Three parts: Declarations and decisions 1652-1658; Declarations and decisions 1591-1601; General compilation of the decisions by subject, with references to the promulgations of the Council of Trent, and an index to the 1652-1658 declarations. Relates to Italy in particular.

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