Libellus De Ecclesiastica Et Politica Potestate: Nec Non Eiusdem Libelli Per Eundem Richerium Demonstratio; Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271242610)

Libellus De Ecclesiastica Et Politica Potestate, by Edmond Richer, explores the complex relationship between ecclesiastical and political power. This volume delves into Richer's arguments concerning the limits of papal authority and the rights of secular rulers. The book offers a detailed examination of the historical and theological justifications for Richer's views, providing valuable insights into the political and religious debates of the Renaissance period. This work remains relevant for understanding the ongoing tensions between church and state and the development of political thought in Europe. Included is "Eiusdem Libelli Per Eundem Richerium Demonstratio."

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