Publisher's Synopsis
The 'Liber Pontificalis' is a medieval chronicle of the lives and deeds of the popes of the Catholic Church. In this edition, readers can explore a selection of the earliest entries in the chronicle, from the time of Saint Peter to the 8th century. With detailed descriptions of the careers and personalities of each pope, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of the Church.
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