Elementa Iuris Canonici Veteris Et Moderni

Elementa Iuris Canonici Veteris Et Moderni, divided into three volumes, presents a comprehensive overview of both ancient and modern Canon Law. Volume 2 focuses on the modern Canon Law of Gregory IX and other Roman Pontiffs, as well as councils. Authored by Eusebius Amort, this work provides an in-depth examination of the ecclesiastical laws and their historical development. This treatise remains a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in the history of Canon Law and its application within the Catholic Church.

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