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  • Jean Hardouin

    …from New Testament times onward, Conciliorum Collectio Regia Maxima: Acta Conciliorum. . . . One of the notable works of scholarship of the period, it transformed the study of canon law and was basic to all later work in the field. It was published in 12 volumes at Paris (1714–15)…

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    …from New Testament times onward, Conciliorum Collectio Regia Maxima: Acta Conciliorum. . . . One of the notable works of scholarship of the period, it transformed the study of canon law and was basic to all later work in the field. It was published in 12 volumes at Paris (1714–15)…

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