Brevis Series Omnium Capitulorum Generalium In Ordine Bmae. Sempreque Virginis Mariae De Monte Carmelo Habitorum Et Decretorum Ab Eisdem Emanatorum De (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247162737)

"Brevis Series Omnium Capitulorum Generalium" is a historical record chronicling the general chapters and decrees of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel from 1318 to 1762. Authored by Engelbert von hl. Franziska (O.C.D.), this compilation offers insights into the governance, regulations, and evolution of the Carmelite Order over several centuries.

This volume serves as a valuable resource for scholars and historians interested in the history of the Catholic Church, religious orders, and the development of monastic traditions. It provides a detailed account of the decisions and directives that shaped the Carmelite Order during a significant period of its existence, reflecting the religious and social contexts of the time. The decrees offer a glimpse into the spiritual and administrative life within the Carmelite community, making it an essential addition to theological and historical collections.

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