Lectures on the history of the papal chancery down to the time of Innocent III - Softcover

Poole, Reginald L.

9789333449953: Lectures on the history of the papal chancery down to the time of Innocent III

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ISBN 10: 9333449957 ISBN 13: 9789333449953

Verlag: Leopold Classic Library, 2015

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Lectures on the History of the Papal Chancery Down to the Time of Innocent III

Author: Reginald L. Poole

Publisher: Leopold Classic Library

Publication Year: 1915

Explore the fascinating evolution of the Papal Chancery with Reginald L. Poole’s insightful lectures, now meticulously brought back into publication by Leopold Classic Library. This comprehensive work delves into the intricate history of the Papal documents and the administrative machinery that shaped the medieval Papacy's influence across Western Europe.

Poole’s scholarship traces the development of Papal documents from the early days of the Church, highlighting significant changes and the introduction of formal structures that culminated during the time of Innocent III. Through a detailed examination of various Bulls, Letters, and official records, Poole illustrates how the Chancery's organization and procedures evolved to meet the expanding needs of the Papacy.

The book provides an in-depth look at the roles of key officers, such as notaries and scriniarii, and their contribution to the Chancery's function. It also sheds light on the influences of external forces, like the Carolingian Empire, on the Papal administrative processes. Poole’s extensive knowledge, drawn from his years of experience in the field, offers readers a clear understanding of the methods and significance of the Papal Chancery's literary productions.

This reprint ensures the highest quality of reproduction and readability, preserving the original text's integrity while enhancing the clarity for modern readers. It's an essential addition to the collection of anyone interested in ecclesiastical history, medieval studies, or the history of administrative practices.

Discover how the Papal Chancery's documents became a powerful tool for the Church’s mediation, arbitration, and judicial roles throughout the medieval period. This seminal work remains a cornerstone for understanding the administrative history of the Roman Catholic Church.

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