Natural Law, Conciliarism, and Consent in the Late Middle Ages: Studies in Ecclesiastical and Intellectual History
Variorum Reprints (1984)
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| Keywords | Natural law History Conciliar theory History Consent (Canon law History Law, Medieval | |||||||||
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| Call number | K445.O25 1984 | |||||||||
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