Candidatus Abbreviatus Iurisprudentiae Sacrae, Volume 2, by Vitus Pichler, offers a comprehensive compendium of Canon Law as interpreted through the five books of Decretals of Pope Gregory IX. This volume serves as an essential resource for those studying ecclesiastical law, providing a detailed examination and explanation of canonical jurisprudence.

Pichler's work illuminates the intricacies of Canon Law, making it accessible to both scholars and practitioners. The text provides an invaluable summary of the Decretals, essential for understanding the historical and legal foundations of the Catholic Church.

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