Memorabilium Duorum Anni 1700, Iubileum Romanum
"Memorabilium Duorum Anni 1700, Iubileum Romanum" offers a historical account of the Roman Jubilee of 1700, as observed and documented by Gottfried Wegner and J. P. Schulz. The book provides insights into the religious practices, social dynamics, and cultural significance of this important event in Catholic history.
Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the preparations, ceremonies, and aftermath of the Jubilee, along with the impact it had on Rome and its pilgrims. This work serves as a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in religious history, European history, and the traditions of the Catholic Church. Explore the rich details and historical context of this significant year through the eyes of its contemporaries.
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