This volume, titled "Stae Ecclesiae Lugdunensis, Seu Sti Remigii, Archiepiscopi Et Flori Diaconi Ecclesiae Lugdunensis, Libri Quatuor De Gratiâ Et Praedestinatione," presents a significant theological treatise from the Church of Lyon. Authored by Remigius, Archbishop of Lyon, and Florus the Deacon, the work comprises four books addressing the doctrines of grace and predestination.

Included are the first six canons of the Third Council of Valence, further enriching the context of the theological discourse. Additionally, the volume incorporates the "Recapitulatio" of Prudentius, Bishop of Troyes.

This collection offers invaluable insight into medieval theological debates and the specific perspectives of the Church of Lyon on fundamental Christian doctrines. It is an essential resource for scholars of church history, theology, and the history of doctrine.

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