Germania pontificia, a comprehensive repertory of privileges and letters granted by the Roman Pontiffs before the year 1198 to German churches, monasteries, cities, and individual persons. This second volume, part one, meticulously catalogues documents of significant historical and ecclesiastical importance. Compiled under the direction of Albert Brackmann and Theodor Schieffer, this work is an invaluable resource for scholars of medieval history, church history, and canon law. It offers detailed insights into the relationship between the papacy and the German territories, providing a rich source of primary material for understanding the political, religious, and social dynamics of the era. This work remains an essential reference for researchers interested in the medieval church and its influence on German society.
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