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This book combines the theory of thirteenth and fourteenth century pastoral legislation and pastoral manuals from Barcelona with the realities found in documents from the Barcelona bishops’ courts between 1335-1363, the years surrounding the Black Death. Not surprisingly, the two differ vastly, and matters which occupied canonists and theologians often received no official attention in court records. This book develops a picture of diocesan life in Barcelona based on the structures imposed by its legislation, but it also explores the social history of a diocese and its parishes in the period before, during and after the Black Death. Other Romania Books 2002 – Writings of Dona Luisa De Carvajal Y Mendoza, Catholic Missionary to James I’s London 2006 – Research Bibliography in Christian Ethics and Catholic Moral Theology 1988 – Introductory Readings in Canon Law
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