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Praelectiones in Textum Iuris Canonici, Volume 4, by Michele Lega, offers a detailed examination of ecclesiastical judgments as taught in the Pontifical Roman Seminary. Written in Latin, this volume provides insights into the canonical legal principles and procedures governing the Catholic Church at the turn of the 20th century. It serves as a valuable resource for scholars of Canon Law, Church history, and religious legal systems. This work captures the academic rigor and intellectual tradition of the Roman Seminary, offering a glimpse into the training of future church leaders and legal experts. It remains relevant for understanding the historical development and application of Canon Law.
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