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Flick, Alexander Clarence
A.—PRIMARY: 1.—Roberts and Donaldson, Ante-Nicene Christian Library, ix., pt. 2, p. 144 ff. Has letters of six Popes. 2.—Schaff, Ante-Nicene Fathers, viii., 601. 3.—Henderson, Select Historical Documents of the Middle Ages, 319. Contains the Donation of Constantine. Bibliographical Note:—There is no complete collection of these False Letters in English. Migne, Patrologiæ, cxxx., contains the first complete collection. The famous letters of Pope Nicholas I. are in vol. cxix. The latest and best collection is by Hinschius, Leip., 1863.
B.—SECONDARY: I.—SPECIAL: 1.—Döllinger, J. J. I., Fables Respecting the Popes in the Middle Ages. N. Y., 1872. 2.—Greenwood, T., Cathedra Petri. Lond., 1859. Bk. vii., viii. 3.—Janus (Döllinger), The Pope and the Council. 1869. 4.—Lea, H. C., Studies in Church History. Phil., 1883. Pp. 43-102. 5.—Lee, G. C., Hincmar. Balt., 1897. Am. Soc. of Ch. Hist., viii. 6.—Newman, J. H., Essays, Critical and Historical. Lond., 1888. II., 271-5; 320-35. 7.—Oman, C., The Dark Ages. Lond., 1893. 8.—Prichard, J. C., Life and Times of Hincmar. Lond., 1849. Bibliographical Note:—The best special discussions are not in English. Among them are, Blondel, Pseudo-Isidorus et Turrianus Vapulantes. Geneva, 1628; Theiner, De Pseudoisidor. canonum collectione. Bres., 1826; Kunst, De Fontibus et Consilio Pseud. collect. Gött., 1832; Wasserschleben, Beiträge zur Geschichte der falschen Dekretalen. Bres., 1844; Weizsäcker, Hinkmar und Pseudoisidor, 1858; Schrörs, Hincmar Erzbischof von Rheims, sein Leben und sein Schriften. Freib., 1884; Phillips, Kirchenrecht. Reg., 1845. II.—GENERAL: Adams, 234. Allen, 50. Alzog, ii., 194-211. Butler, ch. 61-62. Coxe, lect. 5, sec. 4-
6. Creighton, i., 12. Crooks, 331. Darras, iii., 18. Döllinger, iii., ch. 4, sec.
7. Emerton, 76. Fisher, 24, 169. Fitzgerald, ii., 28-54. Foulkes, ch.
7. Gieseler, ii., 324. Gilmartin, i., ch. 37. Greenwood, iii., ch. 6,
7. Hase, 184. Hurst, i., 494. Jennings, i., ch.
8. Kurtz, i., 511. Milman, iii., 58, 190. Milner, ii., 190. Moeller, ii., 160-164. Mosheim, i., 187, 414, 420. Neander, vi., 101, 110, 117, 122, 128. Robertson, bk. 4, ch. 1. Schaff, iv., 266-273. Sheldon, ii., 122.
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[326:1] A decretal, in the strict canonical sense, is an authoritative rescript of a Pope given in reply to some question propounded to him, just as a decree is an ordinance enacted by him, with the advice of his clergy, but not drawn from him by previous inquiry. See Gieseler, pd. 2, ch 3; Cath. Encyc.
[326:2] Janus, The Pope and the Council; Lea, Stud. in Ch. Hist., 46.
[328:1] Theiner.
[328:2] Moehler.
[328:3] Kunst, Wasserschleben, Döllinger, Moeller, Hatch.
[330:1] Other collections had been made in the East. See Smith and Cheetham, art. on "Canon Law."
[331:1] Henderson, 319.
[332:1]Inferno, bk. xix., 112-118.
[332:2]De Concordia Catholica, bk. iii., 2.
[332:3]De Reform. Eccl., c. 5.
[332:4]Defensor Pacis, ii., c. 28.
[332:5]Sum. Eccl., vol. ii., 101.
[333:1]Institutes, iv., 7, 11, 20.
[333:2] Febronius, Eichorn, Theiner, Röstell, Luden.
[333:3] Mansi, xv., 694.
[333:4] Kurtz, i., 82.
[334:1] Niedner, p. 397.
[334:2] Hardwick, Church History, 148, note.
[334:3]Mon. Ger., i., 452.
[334:4] Mansi, xv., 694.
[335:1] Blondel, Kunst, Walter, Densiger.
[335:2] Phillips, Gfrörer.
[335:3] Ballareni, Gieseler, Wasserschleben.
[335:4]Weizsäcker, Von Noorden, Hinschius, Richter, Boxman.
[335:5] Lea, Stud. in Ch. Hist., 48.
[335:6]Döllinger.
[335:7] Lea, Stud. in Ch. Hist., 49.
[336:1] Schaff, iv., 275.
[336:2] De Cormenin, Hist. of the Popes, 248.
[337:1] Alex., Ep., i., ch. 5; Felix, Ep., ii., ch. 12.
[338:1] Anacletus, Ep., i., ch. 4; Marcellinus, Ep. ii., ch. 3.
[338:2] Kurtz § 86, ii., No. 2.