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The Resource Bulla secunde sessionis sacrosancti Concilii Lateranen[sis] : approbans [et] renouans damnatione[m] [et] reprobationem Pisani Conciliabuli : [et] annulans omnia [et] singula in illo gesta [et] gerenda : celebrate die. xvii. Maii M.d.xii

Bulla secunde sessionis sacrosancti Concilii Lateranen[sis] : approbans [et] renouans damnatione[m] [et] reprobationem Pisani Conciliabuli : [et] annulans omnia [et] singula in illo gesta [et] gerenda : celebrate die. xvii. Maii M.d.xii

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Papal bull, issued May 17, 1512 by Pope Julius II at the conclusion of the second session, stating the purposes for which the Council had been convened, and also condemning the actions of the second Council of Pisa, declaring them null and void
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lat
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[8] p. (last p. blank)
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  • Place of printing and year from text; printer from Tinto. Cf. also Kessler catalogue and BM STC Italian
  • Signatures: [unsigned]4
  • Woodcuts: title vignette (papal arms of Julius II, containing the Rovere family oak tree, with acorns)
  • Title printed in gothic type, text in roman type
  • One of the papal bulls from 1511-1516 issued by Popes Julius II and Leo X, in association with the Fifth Lateran Council. The Council was summoned by Pope Julius II in response to the "quasi-council" assembled at Pisa by several schismatic cardinals, and officially supported by King Louis XII of France. Twice postponed, the Council finally held its first session at Rome in the Lateran residence on May 10, 1512. Of the twelve sessions, the first five were held during the pontificate of Julius II, and dealt primarily with the condemnation and rejection of the quasi-council of Pisa, and with the revoking and annulment of the French "Pragmatic Sanction" which would have restricted papal authority over French bishops. The remaining seven sessions under Leo X focused on achieving peace between Christian rulers, church reform, and defense of the faith through elimination of heresy. Cf. N.H. Minnich, The Fifth Lateran Council (1512-17)
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Bulla secunde sessionis sacrosancti Concilii Lateranen[sis] : approbans [et] renouans damnatione[m] [et] reprobationem Pisani Conciliabuli : [et] annulans omnia [et] singula in illo gesta [et] gerenda : celebrate die. xvii. Maii M.d.xii
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Bulla secunde sessionis sacrosancti Concilii Lateranen[sis]
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approbans [et] renouans damnatione[m] [et] reprobationem Pisani Conciliabuli : [et] annulans omnia [et] singula in illo gesta [et] gerenda : celebrate die. xvii. Maii M.d.xii
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Papal bull, issued May 17, 1512 by Pope Julius II at the conclusion of the second session, stating the purposes for which the Council had been convened, and also condemning the actions of the second Council of Pisa, declaring them null and void
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  • p. 571
  • no. 124
  • p. 146
  • CNCE 13923
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  • BM STC Italian, 1465-1600
  • Tinto, A. Annali tipografici di Eucario e Marcello Silber
  • Ascarelli, F. Cinquecentine romane
  • EDIT 16
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Bulla secunde sessionis sacrosancti Concilii Lateranen[sis] : approbans [et] renouans damnatione[m] [et] reprobationem Pisani Conciliabuli : [et] annulans omnia [et] singula in illo gesta [et] gerenda : celebrate die. xvii. Maii M.d.xii
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Note
  • Place of printing and year from text; printer from Tinto. Cf. also Kessler catalogue and BM STC Italian
  • Signatures: [unsigned]4
  • Woodcuts: title vignette (papal arms of Julius II, containing the Rovere family oak tree, with acorns)
  • Title printed in gothic type, text in roman type
  • One of the papal bulls from 1511-1516 issued by Popes Julius II and Leo X, in association with the Fifth Lateran Council. The Council was summoned by Pope Julius II in response to the "quasi-council" assembled at Pisa by several schismatic cardinals, and officially supported by King Louis XII of France. Twice postponed, the Council finally held its first session at Rome in the Lateran residence on May 10, 1512. Of the twelve sessions, the first five were held during the pontificate of Julius II, and dealt primarily with the condemnation and rejection of the quasi-council of Pisa, and with the revoking and annulment of the French "Pragmatic Sanction" which would have restricted papal authority over French bishops. The remaining seven sessions under Leo X focused on achieving peace between Christian rulers, church reform, and defense of the faith through elimination of heresy. Cf. N.H. Minnich, The Fifth Lateran Council (1512-17)
Dimensions
21 cm. (4to)
Extent
[8] p. (last p. blank)
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: modern quarter binding of red morocco and red marbled paper. Purchased as a collection of eleven bulls from Paul Dowling of Liber Antiquus, 2006.
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  • (OCoLC)12144379
  • ucoclc12144379
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Bulla secunde sessionis sacrosancti Concilii Lateranen[sis] : approbans [et] renouans damnatione[m] [et] reprobationem Pisani Conciliabuli : [et] annulans omnia [et] singula in illo gesta [et] gerenda : celebrate die. xvii. Maii M.d.xii
Publication
Note
  • Place of printing and year from text; printer from Tinto. Cf. also Kessler catalogue and BM STC Italian
  • Signatures: [unsigned]4
  • Woodcuts: title vignette (papal arms of Julius II, containing the Rovere family oak tree, with acorns)
  • Title printed in gothic type, text in roman type
  • One of the papal bulls from 1511-1516 issued by Popes Julius II and Leo X, in association with the Fifth Lateran Council. The Council was summoned by Pope Julius II in response to the "quasi-council" assembled at Pisa by several schismatic cardinals, and officially supported by King Louis XII of France. Twice postponed, the Council finally held its first session at Rome in the Lateran residence on May 10, 1512. Of the twelve sessions, the first five were held during the pontificate of Julius II, and dealt primarily with the condemnation and rejection of the quasi-council of Pisa, and with the revoking and annulment of the French "Pragmatic Sanction" which would have restricted papal authority over French bishops. The remaining seven sessions under Leo X focused on achieving peace between Christian rulers, church reform, and defense of the faith through elimination of heresy. Cf. N.H. Minnich, The Fifth Lateran Council (1512-17)
Dimensions
21 cm. (4to)
Extent
[8] p. (last p. blank)
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: modern quarter binding of red morocco and red marbled paper. Purchased as a collection of eleven bulls from Paul Dowling of Liber Antiquus, 2006.
System control number
  • (OCoLC)12144379
  • ucoclc12144379

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