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This book is an essential resource for canon lawyers and historians of the Catholic Church. Michele Lega, an eminent scholar of canon law, offers a comprehensive analysis of the Church's judicial system, focusing on canonical judgments and their historical and legal context. His meticulous scholarship offers valuable insights into the Church's institutional structure, its decision-making process and its relationship with temporal power. Recommended for those interested in church law, history, and theology.
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