1686 Powers King of France Acts of General Assembly

1686 Powers King of France Acts of General Assembly of Clergy Catholic Papal

In 1682, the Catholic Church held a general assembly for clergy which assembled for the purpose of voting on the assumed rights and powers of the King of France. It was during this Assembly that the ‘four articles’ were discussed –

The pope has no power over the king

The pope has less power than the General Council

Ecclesiastical canons regulate the pope’s power

The pope’s dogmatic decisions are confirmed by the judgement of the Church.

This 1686 book, ‘Acts of the General Assembly’ discusses the proceedings of this assembly; it was also paired with “Acts of Parliament and Ordinances”, both published in Paris by Leonard.

Item number: #11712

Price: $550

Catholic Church

Actes de l'Assemblée generale du Clergé de France de M. DC. LXXXII et de celle de M. DC. LXXXV concernant la religion

Paris : Chez Fed. Leonard, 1686.

Details:

Collation: Complete with all pages; 2 parts in 1

‘Actes de L’Assemblee Generale…’

[2], 3-152

‘Arrests du Parlement et Ordonnances…’

Dated : 1685

[2], 3-91, [5]

Language: French

Binding: Vellum; tight & secure

Size: ~6.5in X 4in (16.5cm x 10cm)

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