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REFORMATIO LEGUM ECCLESIASTICARUM

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Definitions of REFORMATIO LEGUM ECCLESIASTICARUM

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[L.] A revision, by Cranmer, A.D. 1552, of Eccl. law, with fifty-one titles, after the manner of Justinian's Digest; an attempt to accommodate the Canon laws, or to substitute better; never enacted.-Blunt, Reformation.

1895 - Glossary of terms and phrases
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