Decreta Clericorum Regularium ... Emanata Ad Annum 1750 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271605712)

"Decreta Clericorum Regularium ... Emanata Ad Annum 1750" is a historical compendium of decrees relevant to the Clerics Regular, a Roman Catholic religious order. This collection provides a detailed look into the regulations, guidelines, and pronouncements that governed the order up to the year 1750. A valuable resource for scholars of canon law, church history, and the internal workings of religious orders, it offers insights into the daily lives, responsibilities, and spiritual practices of the Clerics Regular during the 18th century.

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