De Monarchia Spiritali Summi Pontificis, Ex Actis Conciliorum Generalium...

In this work, Marc Justamond examines the role of the Pope as the spiritual monarch of Christendom. Drawing on the acts of general councils, he argues that the Pope is the rightful ruler over all spiritual matters, and that his authority should not be subject to the influence of secular rulers or political entities. Ideal for scholars of medieval history and theology.

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