Conciliorum quatuor generalium Niceni, Constantinopolitani, Ephesini, et Calcedonensis
Subtitle: que diuus Gregorius magnus tanq[uam] quatuor Euangelia colit ac veneratur
Contributors: Quentel, Peter, -1546, printer; Council of Nicaea (1st : 325 : Nicaea, Turkey); Council of Ephesus (431 : Ephesus); Council of Constantinople (1st : 381 : Constantinople); Council of Chalcedon (451 : Chalcedon)
Publisher: Ex officina literaria honesti ciuis Petri Quentell
Published: 1530
Place of publication: Coloniae
Language: lat
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Canon law; Sources; Ecumenical Councils and synods; History; Councils and synods; Church history
Other titles: Conciliorvm qvatvor generalium Niceni, Constantinopolitani, Ephesini, et Calcedonensis
Notes: Printer's name from colophon: Nunc plenam et optimis characteribus impressam habes lector studiose summam octo co[n]ciliorum generalium, Gr[a]ecorum & Latinorum, cum plerisque actis synodalibus. Adiunctis plurimis pontificum sanctionibus, ut copiose annotatum in exordio totius operis luce clarius videbis. ... Coloni[a]e ex officina literaria honesti ciuis Petri Quentell. Anno à natiuitate Domini M.D.XXX. mense Martio.

Woodcut initials; t.p. printed in red and black.

"Iacobi Merlini Doctoris epistola nuncupatoria"--Recto of leaf A2, 1st group.

Includes index.

Portrait of Charles IV on verso of leaf CCXCII of vol. 1.

Numerous errors in foliation.

Folio I-II between LXXXIX-LXXXV of v.1.
Table of contents: title: (from t.p.) tomus primus. Quadraginta quoq[ue] septem conciliorum prouincialium authenticorum. Decretorum etiam sexaginta nouem pontificum ab apostolis & eorundem canonibus usq[ue] ad Zachariam primum, Isidoro authore. Item Bulla Aurea Caroli IIII. Imperatoris, de electione Regis Romanorum; title: tomus secundus. Aliorum aliquot conciliorum generalium. Practica quintae synodi Constantinopolitanae. Sexta synodus Constantinopolitana. Acta concilij Constantiensis. Decreta concilij Basiliensis. Approbatio actorum concilij Basiliensis per N.P. Confirmatio constitutionum Friderici & Carolinae.