Dalmatia-Croatia Pontificia

This volume reveals the papal relations of the historical territories of Dalmatia and Croatia from Peter up to the year 1198 in 450 annotated registers. From Istria in the north to northern Albania in the south, this volume simultaneously describes the church and its church, which was established along the Adriatic coast in antiquity Organization described with the capital of this Roman province, originally located in Salona, which today is divided into the countries of Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania. The numerous verifiable dioceses of the region were all initially subordinate to the metropolitan seat of Salona, in the 11th and 12th centuries two further church provinces (Zadar / Zara and Dubrovnik / Ragusa) were established, until finally with the establishment of the archdiocese of Bar / Antibari the ecclesiastical organization for Could be brought to a conclusion. Divided according to recipient institutions, the volume records all papal contacts in the area of the three archdioceses and also includes contacts to papal legates and delegated judges. As with the other volumes in the series, this volume also provides evidence of the archival and historiographical transmission, bibliographical information on the recipient institutions and historical introductions.