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When I work on a project requiring the use of canonical citations, I simply leave this page open, and copy and paste as needed. Font used here is Times New Roman 12 pt.

1. There is no longer a need to list the city or cities of publication. Such information is obsolete in an electronic age.

2. In one's first citation to works other than monographs, it is a good idea to indicate the complete pagination range, and then cite to the specific page(s) being used.

3. With some reluctance, I suggest that whenever more than two persons are listed as the authors or editors of works, I simply cite the first such, followed by et al. (et alii). That suffices to identify the work and avoids the problem of having to decide whether and how to cite what can sometimes be very long lists of collaborators.

5. If the language of the text being cited is not the same language as the title, indicate that.

Canon Law * Canonical Citations

under reconstruction

* Edmund Cardinal Szoka Chair, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit, Michigan; J. C. L., J. C. D., The Catholic University of America, 1988, 1991; J. D., University of Missouri at Columbia, 1982. For the full citation of works cited more than once herein, see the Directory at the end of this article.

1983 CIC • Codex Iuris Canonici auctoritate Ioannis Pauli PP. II promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis 75/2 (1983) 1-320; English trans., Canon Law Society of America, Code of Canon Law, Latin-English Edition, New English Translation (Canon Law Society of America, 1999).

Notes: The 1983 Code is a sui generis document which is reflected in a slightly different citation form. First, the citation does not begin with an "author" because there is no author (there is instead a "Legislator", whose name appears in the main title). Second, the Code was not promulgated as a book or a volume, although many monographic editions of the Code exist now, so the title must not use a font that implies a monograph. Rather, the Code is a res and is identified by plain font. The translations, on the other hand, were published in monographs, and the font so reflects.

1983 CIC • Codex Iuris Canonici auctoritate Ioannis Pauli PP. II promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis 75/2 (1983) 1-320; English trans., Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland, The Code of Canon Law in English Translation (Collins/Eerdmans, 1983).

1983 CIC • Codex Iuris Canonici auctoritate Ioannis Pauli PP. II promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis 75/2 (1983) 1-320; English trans., Canon Law Society of America, Code of Canon Law, Latin-English Edition (Canon Law Society of America, 1983). Note: This translation is obsolete.

1983 CIC • Codex Iuris Canonici auctoritate Ioannis Pauli PP. II promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis 75/2 (1983) 1-320; Italian trans., P. Rossano and R. Farina, eds., Codice di Diritto Canonico: Testo Ufficiale e Versione Italiana, 2^nd ed., (Unione Editori Cattolici Italiani, 1984).

Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Authentice Interpretando [herein Commissio], Codex Iuris Canonici, Fontium Annotatione et Indice Analytico-Alphabetico Auctus, (Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1989).

Pontificia Commissio Codicis Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo, Promulgation and Official Presentation of the Code of Canon Law, Vatican trans., (Vatican Polyglot Press, 1983).

Communicationes • Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo (1969-1983); Pontificia Commissio ad Codicem Iuris Canonici Authentice Interpretandum ([mens. VI] 1984); Pontificia Commissio Codicis Iuris Canonici Authentice Interpretando ([mens. XII] 1984); Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Authentice Interpretando (1985-1988); Pontificium Consilium de Legum Textibus Interpretandis (1989-1998); Pontificium Consilium de Legum Textibus (1999 to date).

Notes: The dicastery charged with responsibility for legislative texts in has undergone a distressing number name changes; there is little purpose served by retracing them in footnotes. Communicationes is so well-known in canonical circles that there is no need to identify it further. The name of this journal should never be abbreviated as it would be hopelessly confused with the abbreviation for "commentary". Note that the year materials were published in Communicationes is often not the year in which they were originally produced; that can be confusing.

Some important post-promulgation legislation and instructions

PB • John Paul II, ap. con. Pastor Bonus (28 June 1988), Acta Apostolicae Sedis 80 (1988) 841-930; English trans., Canon Law Society of America, Code of Canon Law, Latin-English Edition, New English Translation (Canon Law Society of America, 1999) 679-751. For an overview of Pastor Bonus, see, e.g. =

Ex Corde • John Paul II, ap. con. Ex corde Ecclesiae, Acta Apostolicae Sedis

DC • Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts, instr. Dignitas connubii (8 February 2005), Apollinaris 78 (2005) 65-136; English trans., Klaus Lüdicke and Ronny Jenkins, Dignitas Connubii: Norms and Commentary (Canon Law Society of America, 2006).

Ad tuendam • John Paul II, Ad tuendam fidem, Acta Apostolicae Sedis

For the law on beatification and canonization procedures, see Current law on beatifications and canonizations.

Ochoa, Index • Xaverius Ochoa, Index verborum ac locutionum Codicis iuris canonici, 2nd ed., (Commentarium pro Religiosis, 1985).

Legislative history of the Johanno-Pauline Code

Peters, Incrementa • Edward Peters, Incrementa in Progressu 1983 Codicis Iuris Canonici (Wilson & Lafleur, 2005). Reviews in English by = . See also Thomas Green, The Jurist =.

Peters, Tabulae • Edward Peters, Tabulae congruentiae inter Codicem iuris canonici et versiones anteriores canonum, with a multilingual introduction (Wilson & Lafleur, 2000). Reviews in English by =.

d'Ostilio, Storia • F. d’Ostilio, La Storia del nuovo Codice di diritto canonico: Revisione, promulgazione, presentazione (Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1983).

Incrementa in Progressu

Plenaria • Pontificium Consilium de Legum Textibus Interpretandis, Congregatio Plenaria, diebus 20-29 Octobris 1981 habita, (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1991).

Relatio or Relatio Complectens • Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo, Relatio complectens synthesim animdaversionum ab Em.mis atque Exc.mis Patribus commissionis ad novissimum schema codicis iuris canonici exhibitarum, cum responsionibus a secretaria et consultoribus datis, (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1981) and largely available in Communicationes 14-16 (1982-1984). Note: Either footnote citation form, Relatio or Relatio Complectens, works here.

Principia • Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo, “Principia quae Codicis iuris canonici recognitionem dirigant” Communicationes 1 (1969) 77-85; English trans., Canon Law Society of America, Code of Canon Law, Latin-English Edition, New English Translation, (Canon Law Society of America, 1999) xxxvi-xxxvii. See also

Richard Cunningham, “The Principles Guiding the Revision of the Code of Canon Law,” The Jurist 30 (1970) 447-455.

1982 Schema • Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo, Codex iuris canonici: Schema novissimum iuxta placita Patrum Commissionis emendatum atque Summo Pontifici praesentatum (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1982).

1980 Schema • Pontificia Commissio Codici Iuris Canonici Recognoscendo, Schema Codicis iuris canonici iuxta animadversiones S.R.E. Cardinalium, Episcoporum Conferentiarum, Dicasteriorum Curiae Romanae, universitatem facultatumque ecclesiascaticarum necnon Superiorum Institutorum vitae consecratae recognitum (Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1980).

The Roman Rota

Tribunal Apostolicum Sacrae Romanae Rotae, Decisiones seu Sententiae Selectae (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis). Notes: The citation form for Rotal cases is unusual. Cite first the name of the ponens and date of decision (e.g., coram Caestri, 16 July 1943), then the decision number (use Roman numbers), then the volume and pagination range. Thereafter cite ponens, textmarker, volume and page. Not all Rotal cases decided in a given year are published. A year of publication for each volume is usually given, but avoid citing it to reduce confusion between the year of decision and the year of publication.

Holböck, Tractatus • Carolus Holböck, Tractatus de Jurisprudentia Sacrae Romanae Rotae juxta decisiones quae hoc sacrum tribunal edidit ab anno 1909 usque ad annum 1946 et publicavit in voluminibus i-xxxviii (Styria, 1957).

Woestman, Allocutions • William Woestman, ed., Papal Allocutions to the Roman Rota 1939-1994 (St. Paul University, 1994).

Pan-textual commentaries on Johanno-Pauline law

Pan-textual commentaries follow a common ratio: canon-by-canon presentation of (usually) every canon (sometimes with the Latin text, sometimes not), followed by private commentary (usually prepared by members of a single canonical society or faculty) at greater or lesser length. Each entry is specifically identifiable, though not always easily. When citing pan-textual commentaries, identify the specific author by abbreviated name, but not the canon number commented upon unless necessary for clarity (it will usually be clear from context what canon was under discussion.) Pan-textual commentaries are usually the first place to which one turns, after the law itself of course, for guidance on a canonical question. The following list is presented in reverse chronological order of publication. See also Major Single-Volume Commentaries on the 1983 Code.

Exegetical Comm.• A. Marzoa, et al., eds., Exegetical Commentary on the Code of Canon Law, in 5 vols. bound as 8, (Wilson & Lafleur, 2004), based on the Comentario Exegético al Código de Derecho Canónico (University of Navarra, 1996/2002). English reviews include: = and E. Peters, The Jurist 67 (2007) 541-542.

Exegetical Commentary

Code Annot. 2nd • E. Caparros, et al., eds., Code of Canon Law Annotated, 2^nd ed., (Wilson & Lafleur, 2004) Note: The designation of "2nd edition" may be omitted from the footnote text is it is clear from context.

Code Annot. • E. Caparros, et al., eds., Code of Canon Law Annotated (Wilson & Lafleur, 1993) 1631 pp.

Code Annotated

Revised Edition

CLSA New Comm. • J. Beal, et al., eds., New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law, (Paulist Press, 2000). English reviews in = and =.

Note: This is not simply a revised edition of the 1985 CLSA commentary, and the footnote citation style should not imply otherwise by the use of numerics such as "CLSA Comm2".

CLSA New Comm

GB&I Comm. • G. Sheehy, et al., eds., Canon Law: Letter and Spirit (Liturgical Press, 1995) 1060 pp. Note: "Letter and Spirit" is a catchy title, but this work represents the genius the Canon Law Society of Great Britain and Ireland, and the footnote citation entry should make that clear.

Valencia Comm. • A. Benlloch Poveda, rev. ed., Código de Derecho Canónico Edición bilingüe, fuentes y commentarios de todos los cánones [1993], (Edicep, 1994).

GB&I Comm

CLSA Comm. • J. Coriden, et al., eds., The Code of Canon Law: A Text and Commentary (Paulist Press, 1985).

Commento • P. Pinto, ed., Commento al Codicie di Diritto Canonico (Urbaniana, 1985).

Salamanca Comm. • L. de Echeverria, ed., Código de Derecho Canónico Edición bilingüe comentada, (Biblioteca de Autores Christianos, 1985).

Paralieu, Guide • Roger Paralieu, Guide Practique du Code de Droit Canonique: Notes Pastorales (Tardy, 1985).

Topical commentaries on Johanno-Pauline law

McAreavey, Marriage • John McAreavey, The Canon Law of Marriage and the Family (Four Courts, 1997).

Morrisey, Pronouncements • Francis Morrisey, Papal and Curial Pronouncements: their canonical significance in light of the Code of Canon Law, rev. by M. Thériault, (St. Paul Univeristy, 1995).

Örsy, Marriage • Ladislas Örsy, Marriage in Canon Law (Glazier, 1986).

Peters, Annulments • Edward Peters, Annulments and the Catholic Church (Ascension Press, 2004).

Woestman, Orders • William Woestman, The Sacrament of Orders and the Clerical State: A Commentary on the Code of Canon Law [=], 2nd ed., (St. Paul University, 2001).

North American Canon Law Doctoral Dissertations.

2. Primary bibliographic entries, Pio-Benedictine Code

Sources, official and semi-official

1917 CIC • Codex Iuris Canonici, Pii X Pontificis Maximi iussu digestus Benedicti Papae XV auctoritate promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis 9/2 (1917) 3-521; English trans., Edward Peters, The 1917 or Pio-Benedictine Code of Canon Law in English Translation with Extensive Scholarly Apparatus (Ignatius Press, 2001).

Notes: The 1917 Code is a sui generis document which is reflected in a slightly different citation form. First, the citation does not begin with an "author" because there is no author (there is instead a "Legislator", whose name appears in the main title). Second, the Code was not promulgated as a book or a volume, although many monographic editions of the Code exist now, so the title must not use a font that implies a monograph. Rather, the Code is a res and is identified by plain font. The translations, on the other hand, were published in monographs, and the font so reflects.

1917 CIC • Codex Iuris Canonici, Pii X Pontificis Maximi iussu digestus Benedicti Papae XV auctoritate promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis 9/2 (1917) 3-521; Spanish trans., L. Domínguez, et al., Código de Derecho Canónico y Legislación Complementaria: Texto bilingüe y comentado por professors de la Pontificia Universidad de Salamanca, 3rd ed., (Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos, 1949).

1917 CIC • Codex Iuris Canonici, Pii X Pontificis Maximi iussu digestus Benedicti Papae XV auctoritate promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis 9/2 (1917) 3-521; Spanish trans., aa.vv., Comentarios al Código de Derecho Canónico con el texto legal latino y castellano, in 4 vols., (Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos, 1963-1964).

Fontes • P. Gasparri & J. Serédi, eds., Codicis Iuris Canonici Fontes, in 9 vols., (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1923-1949). See also Pio-Benedictine Footnotes and Fontes.

Reference works on Pio-Benedictine law

DDC • R. Naz, ed., Dictionnaire de Droit Canonique, in 7 vols. (Librarie Letouzey et Ané, 1935-1965).

Sample: A. Biers, “Accusatio”, DDC I: 151-155.

Notes: This work is so fundamental to canonical research that the initials DDC should be reserved for it. Although the DDC appeared over three decades, there is no need to reiterate the year of publication for each individual volume; it suffices to recall that they were published in the decades immediately proceeding the Second Vatican Council. When citing an article from the DDC, state the abbreviated name of the author, the title of the entry, and the volume (in Roman style) and column number(s).

DMC • P. Palazzini, ed., Dictionarium Morale et Canonicum, in 4 vols. (Officium Libri Catholici, 1962-1968).

Sample: P. Palazzini, “Crimen”, DMC I: 991-994.

Notes: This work is not as well known as it should be; the initials DMC should deserve to be reserved for it. The DMC appeared over just six years and there is no need to reiterate the year of publication for each individual volume; it suffices to recall that they were published about the time of the Second Vatican Council and reflect, for the most part, pre-Conciliar canonistics. A large number of the entries were written by the editor, Pietro Palazzini. When citing an article from the DMC, state the abbreviated name of the author, the title of the entry, and the volume and column number(s).

DTC •

Laver, Index • Acturus Laver, Index Verborum Codicis Iuris Canonici (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1941).

Trudel, Dictionary • P. Trudel (Sulpician, =), A Dictionary of Canon Law (Herder, 1919).

Pan-textual commentaries on Pio-Benedictine law

The great majority of pantextual Pio-Benedictine commentaries were written by individual scholars, sometimes by pairs of scholars treated as a single author, e.g., Abbo-Hannan or Vermeersch-Creusen. Most works (pace the Spanish) do not contain the 1917 Code itself. Many of these works underwent incessant, and sometimes trivial, revisions that make their citation today a cumbersome affair. Indeed, many "sets" of these multi-volume works actually consist of various volumes from different editions. Mitigating the confusion, though, is the fact that some works were divided up into "paragraphs" or "sections" (the textmarker term was never clear) and usually these numbers remained consistent from edition to edition even when pagination and commentary changed. If such numbers are offered, cite them as well as the page number and edition for the benefit of researchers who must use different editions of the work than you are citing. Note that some of these commentaries (e.g., Ojetti or Toso) were not completed and that others were bound in more volumes than they were written in (e.g. Blat or Wernz-Vidal). Finally, because most of these works bore similar, often identical titles, they are usually known today by the names of their authors, as in, "Have you looked in Abbo-Hannan?" See also Guide to Multi-Lingual Commentaries on the 1917 Code and North American Canon Law Doctoral Dissertations.

L. Domínguez, et al., Código de Derecho Canónico y Legislación Complementaria: Texto bilingüe y comentado por professors de la Pontificia Universidad de Salamanca [=], 3rd ed., (Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos, 1949).=

aa.vv., Comentarios al Código de Derecho Canónico con el texto legal latino y castellano, in 4 vols., (Biblioteca de Autores Cristianos, 1963-1964).

Abbo-Hannan, Sacred Canons • John Abbo and Jerome Hannan, The Sacred Canons: A Concise Presentation of the Current Disciplinary Norms of the Church, in 2 vols. (Herder, 1952). Note: Not strictly speaking pan-textual, but widely regarded as such. Discussion of Book IV, and even more so V, is quite abbreviated.

Dom Augustine, Commentary • Dom Augustine (Charles Bachofen, Benedictine, =), A Commentary on the New Code of Canon Law, in 8 vols. (Herder, 1918-1922). On the authority of Dom Augustine, see Lawrence Wrenn, "Charles Augustine, O.S.B., excepts from a journal", The Jurist 45 (1985) 297-320. Note: The honorific "Dom" is important for avoiding the jarring references to "Augustine". One could simply refer to the author as Bachofen.

Beste, Introductio • Udalricus Beste (Benedictine =), Introductio in Codicem [1938], 5th ed., (M. D'Auria Pontificius, 1961). Note: Not pan-textual, but useful.

Blat, Commentarium • Albertus Blat (=), Commentarium Textus Codicis Iuris Canonici, in 5 vols., (various publishers, 1921-1922).

Bouscaren-Ellis, Commentary • Lincoln Bouscaren (Jesuit, † 1971) and Adam Ellis (Jesuit =), Canon Law: A Text and Commentary [1946], 4^th ed. by F. Korth, (Bruce, 1966).

Ferreres, Institutiones • Ioanne Ferreres (1861-1936), Institutiones Canonicae iuxta novissimum Codicem … iuxtaque praescripta Hispanae disciplinae et Americae Latinae, in 2 vols., 2nd ed., (Eugenius Subirana, 1920).

Jone, Commentarium • Heriberto Jone, Commentarium in Codicem Iuris Canonici, in 3 vols., (Officina Libraria F. Schönigh, 1950-1955).

Mothon, Institutions • Joseph Mothon, Institutions Canoniques, in 3 vols., (Descleé, 1924).

Dominicus Prümmer (1866-1931), Manuale Iuris Ecclesiastici [1909], 2nd ed., (Herder, 1920).

J.-B. Raus, Institutiones Canonicae in forma compendii (Emmanuelis Vitte, 1923).

Regatillo, Institutiones • Eduardo Regatillo (Jesuit, 1882-1975), Institutiones Iuris Canonici, in 2 vols., (Sal Terrae, =).

Fernando della Rocca, Manual of Canon Law, Thatcher trans., (Bruce, 1958).

Sipos, Enchirdion • Stephanus Sipos (1875-1949), Enchiridion Iuris Canonici [=], 6th ed., (Orbis Catholicus-Herder, 1954).

Woywod, Practical Comm. • Stanislaus Woywod, A Practical Commentary on the Code of Canon Law [1925], in 2 vols., rev. by C. Smith (Wagner/Herder, 1957).

Commentaries on Pio-Benedictine marriage law

Bánk, Connubia • Joseph Bánk, Connubia Canonica (Herder, 1959).

Gasparri

Gasparri, De Matrimonio • Petrus Gasparri (1852-1934), Tractatus Canonicus de Matrimonio [1891] in 2 vols., 9th ed., (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1932). On the immense authority of Gasparri, see, e.g., =.

Note: While this work obviously originated under decretal law, it was widely regarded as the premier commentary on codified matrimonial law.

Nau, Marriage • Louis Nau, Manual on the Marriage Laws of the Code of Canon Law (Pustet, 1933).

Petrovits, Matrimony • Joseph Petrovits, The New Church Law on Matrimony, (McVey, 1921).

Chelodi, Matrimoniale • Ioannis Chelodi (=), Ius Matrimoniale iuxta Codicem Iuris Canonici [=], 3rd ed., (Tridenti, 1921).

Topical commentaries on Pio-Benedictine law

F. Cimetier, Pour étudier le Code de Droit Canonique, 3rd ed., (Libraire Lecoffre, 1927). =

R. Naz, ed., Traité de Droit Canonique, in 4 vols., rev. ed, (Letouzey et Ané, 1954). =

Ayrinhac

Ayrinhac, Matrimonial • Henry Ayrinhac (Sulpician, 1867-1931), Matrimonial Legislation in the New Code of Canon Law [=], rev. by P. Lydon, (Benziger, 1946).

Ayrinhac, Sacraments • Henry Ayrinhac (Sulpician,1867-1931), Legislation on the Sacraments in the New Code of Canon Law (Longmans/Green, 1928).

Ayrinhac, Penal • Henry Ayrinhac (Sulpician,1867-1931), Penal Legislation in the New Code of Canon Law [1920], rev. by P. Lydon, (Benziger, 1944).

Ayrinhac, Administrative • Henry Ayrinhac (Sulpician, 1867-1931), Administrative Legislation in the New Code of Canon Law (Longmans, 1930).

Cappello, De Sacramentis • Felix Cappello (Jesuit, 1879-1962), Tractatus canonico-moralis de sacramentis iuxta Codicem juris canonici [=], in 5 vols., 7° ed., (Marietti, 1962).

Ciprotti, Osservazioni • Pio Ciprotti (=), Osservazioni sul Testo de “Codicis Iuris Canonici” (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1944).

Mahoney, Problems • E. J. Mahoney, Priests’ Problems, edited by L. McReavey, (Burns & Oates, 1958).

Marquardt, Loss • J. Marquardt, The Loss of Right to Accuse a Marriage: a treatise on the final clause of c. 1971 § 1, 1°, (Officium Libri Catholici, 1951).

Matthew Ramstein, A Manual of Canon Law (Terminal Printing, 1948).

Regatillo, Sacramentarium • Eduardo Regatillo (Jesuit, 1882-1975), Ius sacramentarium [1945] , 4^th ed. (Sal Terrae, 1964).

Stitt, De Promotore • Archibald Stitt (1898-1980), De Promotore iustitiae eisuque munere in curia dioecesana, (Editione Scientifica Internazionale, 1939).

3. Primary bibliographic entries, Ius Decretalium

See generally Quinque Libri Decretalium and Ius Novissimum.

Sources and references

A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici editio Lipsiensis secunda post Aemilii Ludouci Richteri, in 2 vols., (Officina Bernhardi Tauchnitz, 1881) or (Lawbook Exchange, 2000).

QLD • A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici editio Lipsiensis secunda post Aemilii Ludouci Richteri, Pars Secunda: Decretalium Collectiones, Decretalium D. Gregorii Papae IX Compliatio (Officina Bernhardi Tauchnitz, 1881) 1-928, known commonly as the Quinque Libri Decretalium.

QLD • A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici editio Lipsiensis secunda post Aemilii Ludouci Richteri, Pars Secunda, Decretalium Collectiones, Decretales D. Gregorii P. IX Compilatio (Lawbook Exchange, 2000) 1-928 known commonly as the Quinque Libri Decretalium.

Exasperated by the intricacies

of medieval legal citation,

Luther finally threw the

Corpus Iuris Canonici into a fire.

in Sexto • A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici, Pars Secunda, Decretalium Collectiones (Ex Officina Bernhardi Tauchnitz, 1881) 929-1124, known commonly as the Liber Sextus.

Clem. • A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici editio Lipsiensis secunda post Aemilii Ludouci Richteri, Pars Secunda: Decretalium Collectiones, Clementis Papae V Constitutiones suae integretati restitutus, (Officina Bernhardi Tauchnitz, 1881) 1125-1200.

A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici editio Lipsiensis secunda post Aemilii Ludouci Richteri, Pars Secunda: Decretalium Collectiones, Extravagantes tum viginti D. Ioannis Papae XXII tum communes suae integretati restitutus (Officina Bernhardi Tauchnitz, 1881) 1201-1236.

A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici editio Lipsiensis secunda post Aemilii Ludouci Richteri, Pars Secunda: Decretalium Collectiones, Extravagantes Decretales quae a diversis Romanis pontificibus post sextum emanverunt, (Officina Bernhardi Tauchnitz, 1881) 1237-1312.

Ochoa-Diez, Indicies • X. Ochoa & A. Diez, Indicies Titulorum et Legum Corporis Iuris Civilis (Commentarium pro Religiosis, 1965).

Decretalists

de Angelis, Praelectiones • Philippus de Angelis (= 1824-1881), Praelectiones Iuris Canonici, in 5 vols. (Romae: Ex Typoghraphia della Pace, 1877-1891).

Corvinus, Jus Canonicum • Arnoldus Corvinus à Beldern († c. 1608), Jus Canonicum per aphorismos strictim explicatum [1643], (Elzevirium, 1651).

Craisson, Elementa • D= Craisson, Elementa Juris Canonici ad usum Galliae Seminariorum [1866], 3rd ed., (Jouby et Roger, 1873).

Engel, Collegium • Ludovico Engel (Benedictine, † 1674), Collegium Universi Juris Canonici [1671-1674], 7^th ed., (Venetiis: Apud Joseph Bettinelli, 1733). On the authority of Engel see, e.g., G. Lepointe, “Engel ou Engl (Hanns-Ludwig)”, DDC V: 342-343.

Engel, Manuale • Ludovico Engel (Benedictine, † 1674), Manuale Parochorum de plerisque functionibus et obligationibus [1661], (Venetiis: Apud Joseph Bettinelli, 1733). On the authority of Engel see, e.g., G. Lepointe, “Engel ou Engl (Hanns-Ludwig)”, DDC V: 342-343.

Engel, Collegium Universi Juris Canonici

Fagnanus, Jus Canonicum • Prospero Fagnanus (1588-1678), Jus Canonicum sive Commentaria in [Quinque Libros] Decretalium cum disceptatione Grangiis [1661], nova editio, aliis prioribus multo correctior, cum amplissimo rerum & verborum indice accuratissimo, 5 volumes bound as three (Coloniae Allobrogum, Sumptibus Fratrum de Tournes, 1759). On the immense authority of Fagnanus, see, e.g., = Bertola DDC V: 807-809; = Ortolan, DTC V/2: 2067-2069; and = Willke in NCE V: 790. See also my Ius Decretalium * Prospero Fagnanus.

Ferraris, Prompta • Lucius Ferraris († c. 1763), Prompta Biblioteca canonica, juridica, moralis, theologica [1746], in 7 vols., rev. ed., (Typis Abbatiae Montis Casini, 1844-1847).

Fagnanus

Gottofredo, Summa • Gottofredo da Trano (=), Summa perutilis et valde necessaria domini Goffredi de Trano super titulis decretalium nouissime cum Repertorio et numeris principalium et emergentium questionum [1245] (Lugduni: in edibus Magistri Ioannis moytin alias decambray, 1519); facsimile reprint, Berlin: Scientia Verlag, 1992. On the authority of Gottofredo, see R. Naz, “Geoffroy de Trani ou de Trano”, DDC V: 952.

Henricus, Summa Aurae • Henricus de Segusio (c. 1200-1271), Summa (Aurea), una cum summariis et adnotationibus Nicolai Superantii [c. 1250], (Neudruck der Ausgabe, Lyon 1537, facsimile reprint, Scientia Aalen, 1962). On the immense authority of Henry of Susa, see, e.g. =.

Huth, Jus Canonicum • Adamo Huth (1696-1771), Jus Canonicum ad Libros V Decretalium Gregorii IX Explicatum et per Quaestiones ac Responsa in methodum brevem et claram redactum [1731], 2^nd ed., (Wolfe, 1732). On the authority of Huth, see e.g., =.

Laurentius, Institutiones • [Joseph] Laurentius (=), Institutiones Iuris Ecclesiastici quas in usum scholarum, 2^nd ed., (Herder, 1908).

Lega, De Delictis • Michael Lega (1860-1935), Praelectiones in Textum Iuris Canonici, De Delictis et Poenis [=], in 2 vols., 2nd ed., (Ex Typographia Pontificii in Instituto Pii X, 1910). On the authority of Lega, see e.g., =.

Martin, Roman Curia • Michael Martin, The Roman Curia (Benziger, 1913).

Lega

Pirhing, Jus Canonicum • Enricus Pirhing (Jesuit, 1606-1679), Jus Canonicum nova methodo explicatum, in 4 vols., (Joannis Caspari Bencard, 1674-1678). On the immense authority of Pirhing, see e.g. R. Naz, “Pirhing (Enric)” DDC VI: 1504 (1957).

Pirhingiana • Anon., Synopsis Pirhingiana seu SS. Canonum Doctrina ex fusioribus quinque libris Henrici Pirhing, 9^th ed., (Romae: Typis S. Congregationis de Propaganda Fide, 1849).

Reiffenstuel, Jus Canonicum • Anacleto Reiffenstuel (Capuchin, 1641-1703), Jus Canonicum Universum complectens Tractatum de Regulis Juris [=], in 6 vols., rev. by Bolard/Pelletier (Ludivicum Vivès, 1864-1869).On the immense authority of Reiffenstuel, see e.g. R. Naz, “Reiffenstuel (Anaclet)”, DDC VII: 547-548 (1965).

Sanchez, Disputationum • Thoma Sanchez, Disputationum de S[ancto] Matrimonii Sacramento, in 2 vols., (Venetiis: Apud Ioannem Guerilium, 1613).

Santi, Praelectiones • Franciscus Santi († 1885), Praelectiones Juris Canonici quas juxta ordinem Decretalium Gregoriii IX (=), in 3 vols., 4^th ed., (Regensburg: Pustet, 1905).

Schmier, Iurisprudentia • Francisco Schmier (1680-1728), Iurisprudentia canonico-civilis seu ius canonicum universum iuxta V. libros Decretalium. nova & facili Methodo explanatum...in tres tomos distinctum et quatuor voluminibus distributum, [1716], in 5 volumes bound as two (Avenione: Sumptibus Petri Lombard, 1738). On the authority of Schmier, see e.g., =.

Schmalzgrueber, Ius Ecclesiasticum • Franz Schmalzgrueber (Jesuit, 1663-1735), Ius Ecclesiasticum Universum, in 13 vols. [c. 1719], rev. ed., (Romae: Typographia Rev. Cam. Apostolicae, 1844). On the immense authority of Schmalzgrueber, see, e.g., A. Van Hove, Prolegomena, 2^nd ed., (Dessain, 1945) 538; R. Naz, “Schmalzgrueber, (François)”, DDC VII: 788; and D. Bonner, “Schmalzgrueber, Franz”, NCE, 2^nd ed., XII: 741.

Smith, Compendium • Sebastian Bach Smith (=), Compendium Juris Canonici ad usum cleri et seminariorum hujus regionis accomodatum [=] 4^th ed., (Benziger, 1890).

Taunton, Cyclopaedia • Ethelred Taunton (1857-1907), The Law of the Church: A Cylopaedia of Canon Law for English-Speaking Countries (Herder, 1906).

Schmier, Iurisprudentia

Tilloy, Traité • Anselme Tilloy (=), Traité Théorique et Pratique de Droit Canonique, in 2 vols., (Savète, 1895).

Vallensis, paratitla • Andreae Vallensis (vulgo Del Vaulx, 1569-1636), Paratitla sive summaria et methodica explicatio Decretalium D.Gregorii Papae IX. Opus novum, Scholae ac Foro, & Decretis Concilii Tridenti (=), rev. ed., (=, Bernardini Masii, 1667).

Wernz, Ius Decretalium • Francisco Wernz (Jesuit, 1842-1914), Ius Decretalium ad Usum Praelectionum in Scholis Textus Canonici sive Iurias Decretalium, 2^nd ed., in 6 vols., (Prati, 1905-1913). On the immense authority of Wernz, “ultimus Decretalistarum”, see e. g. R. Naz, “Wernz, François-Xavier”, DDC VII: 1636-1638, and D. Oesterle, “In piam Francisci Wernz S. I. memoriam”, Gregorianum 24 (1943) 9-22.

Gratian and the Decretists

A. Friedberg, ed., Corpus Iuris Canonici editio Lipsiensis secunda post Aemilii Ludouci Richteri, Pars Prior: Decretum Magistri Gratiani, (Akademische Druck U. Verlagsantalt, 1959), known as the Concordia discordantium canonum. For an orientation to the vast field of Gratian studies, see e.g. =. On the actual drafting of the Concordia, Anders Winroth, The Making of Gratian's Decretum (Cambridge, 2000) is essential reading.

Yale's gorgeous copy of Gratian's Concordia shows the basic

text in center columns surrounded by the Glossa Ordinaria

Paucapalea, Summa • J. von Schulte, ed., Die Summa des Paucapalea über das Decretum Gratiani (Emil Roth, 1890). On the importance of Paucapalea, see e.g. =.

Rolandus, Summa • F. Thaner, ed., Die Summa Magistri Rolandi nachmals Papstes Alexander III (Wagner’Schen, 1874). On the importance of Rolandus, see e.g. =.

Rufinus, Summa • H. Singer, ed., Rufinus von Bologna (Magister Rufinus) Summa Decretorum (Ferdinand Schöningh, 1963).On the importance of Rufinus, see e.g. =.

Stephanus, Summa • J. von Schulte, ed., Die Summa des Stephanus Tornacensis über das Decretum Gratiani (Emil Roth, 1891). On the importance of Stephanus, see e.g. =.

Summa Parisiensis • T. McLaughlin, ed., The Summa Parisiensis on the Decretum Gratiani (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, 1952). On the importance of the Summa Parisiensis, see e.g. =.

A. Friedberg, ed., Quinque compilationes antiquae: nec non collectio canonum lipsiensis, (Tauchnitz, 1882). On the importance of the Quinque Compilationes Antiquae, see e.g. =.

Robert, Poenitentialis • Francis Firth, ed., Robert of Flamborough, Liber Poenitentialis, a Critical Edition with Introduction and Notes (Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, 1971). On the importance of Robert's Liber Poenitentialis, see e.g. =.

Papiensis • E. Laspeyers, ed., Bernardi Papiensis Faventini Episcopi Summa Decretalium, (Akademische Druck U. Verlagsanstalt, 1956 reprint of 1860 edition). On the importance of Papiensis, see e.g. =.

Eastern Canon Law

CCEO • Codex Canonum Ecclesiarum Orientalium auctoritate Ioannis Pauli PP. II promulgatus, Acta Apostolicae Sedis, 82 (1990) 1033-1363; English trans., Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, Latin-English Edition (Canon Law Society of America, 1992).

Codificatio

Iuris Canonici Orientalis

I-IV

Private Bindings of the four pre-Conciliar

CA • Pius XII, m. p. Crebrae allatae [on marriage law] (22 February 1949), Acta Apostolicae Sedis 41 (1949) 89-119.

SN • Pius XII, m. p. Sollicitudinem Nostram [on procedural law] (6 January 1950), Acta Apostolicae Sedis 42 (1950) 5-120.

PAL • Pius XII, m. p. Postquam Apostolicis Litteris [religious, temporal goods, terms] (9 February 1952), Acta Apostolicae Sedis 44 (1952) 65-152.

CS • Pius XII, m. p. Cleri sanctitati [law of persons] (2 June 1957) Acta Apostolicae Sedis 49 (1957) 433-603.

Pospishil, Marriage • Victor Pospishil, Eastern Catholic Marriage Law (Saint Maron Publications, 1991).

5. Primary bibliographic entries, Other

General Doctrine and Theology

CCC • =; English trans., Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2^nd ed., (Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2000).

Gasparri, Catechismus • Pietro Gasparri, Catechismus Catholicus, 6° ed., (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis, 1931).

Hardon, Catechism • John Hardon, The Catholic Catechism (Doubleday, 1975).

Hervé, Manuale • J. M. Hervé, Manuale Theologiae Dogmaticae [1924], in 4 vols., 19^th ed., (Newman, 1943).

Ott, Fundamentals • Ludwig Ott, Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma [1952], English version edited by J. Bastible (Herder, 1957).

Lawler, Teaching • R. Lawler, et al., eds., The Teaching of Christ: a Catholic Catechism for Adults (Our Sunday Visitor, 1976).

Smith, Teaching • G. Smith, ed., The Teaching of the Catholic Church, in 2 vols., (Macmillan, 1955). Note: Be sure to cite specific authors for each section.

Moral Theology

DMT • F. Roberti (1889-1977) & P. Palazzini (1912-2000), eds., Dictionary of Moral Theology [1957], Yannone trans., (Newman Press, 1962).

Aertnys, Theo. Moralis • Joseph Aertnys († 1918), Theologia Moralis secundum doctrinam S. Alfonsi de Ligorio, in 2 vols., 11° ed, rev. by = Damen, (Marietti, 1928).

D'Annibale, Summula • Iosepho D'Annibale (1815-1892), Summula Theologiae Moralis, in 3 vols., 4° ed., (Propaganda Fide, 1896-1897).

aa.vv., Casus conscientiae de mandato olim eminentissimi S.R.E. cardinalis Prosperi Lambertini bononiae archiepiscopi etc., deinde sanctissimi D.N. Papae Benedicti XIV. propositi ac resoluti [1752-1782], in 5 vols., rev. ed., (Dessain, 1853).

aa.vv., The Casuist: A Collection of Cases in Moral and Pastoral Theology (Wagner, 1906-1912).

Bohr, Tradition • David Bohr, Catholic Moral Tradition [1989], rev. ed., (Our Sunday Visitor, 1999).

Connell, Outlines • Francis Connell, Outlines of Moral Theology [1958], 2nd ed., (Bruce, 1964).

Davis, Theology • Henry Davis (Jesuit =), Moral and Pastoral Theology [1934], in 4 vols., (Sheed and Ward, 1938).

Ford-Kelly, Contemporary • John Ford & Gerald Kelly, Contemporary Moral Theology, in 2 vols., (Newman, 1958-1963).

Genicot-Salsmans, Institutiones • Eduardus Genicot (1839-1914) & Ioseph Salsmans, Institutiones Theologiae Moralis, in 2 vols., 17° ed. (Uitgeverij, 1951).

Genicot-Salsmans, Casus • Eduardus Genicot (1839-1914) & Ioseph Salsmans, Casus Conscientiae propositi et soluti, 8° ed., (Uitgeverij, 1947).

Grisez, Way • Germain Grisez, The Way of the Lord Jesus, in 3 vols., (Franciscan Press, 1983-1997).

Haring, Law • Bernard Haring, The Law of Christ [1959], in 3 vols., Kaiser trans., 5 ed., (Newman, 1966).

Jone, Moral • Heribert Jone (Capuchin, 1885-1967), Moral Theology [1929], 8° ed., Adelman trans., (Newman, 1948).

Lehmkul, Casus • Augustino Lehmkuhl (1834-1917), Casus Conscientiae ad usum confessariorum [1901], in 2 vols., 3rd ed., (Herder, 1908).

Merkelbach, Summa • Dominicus Benedictus Merkelbach (1871-1942), Summa Theologiae Moralis [1930], in 3 vols., (Desclée, 1949).

McHugh-Callan, Course • John McHugh & Charles Callan, Moral Theology: a Complete Course, in 2 vols., (Wagner, 1929).

Noldin, Summa • H= Noldin (1838-1922), Summa Theologiae Moralis [1903], in 3 vols., 33° ed., rev. by A. Schmitt, (Feliciani Rauch, 1960).

Prümmer, Manuale • Dominicus Prümmer (Dominican, 1866-1931), Manuale Theologiae Moralis [1914], in 3 vols., 10° ed., (Herder, 1946).

Prümmer, Handbook • Dominicus Prümmer (Dominican, 1866-1931), Handbook of Moral Theology [1921], 5° ed., Shelton trans., (Mercier, 1956).

Gury, Compendium • Joannes Gury (1801-1866), Compendium Theologiae Moralis, in 2 vols., rev. ed., (Lugdini: Briday, 1874).

Gury, Compendium • Joannes Gury (1801-1866), Compendium Theologiae Moralis, in 2 vols., 5° ed., rev. by Ferreres, (Eugenius Pontificius, 1910).

Slater, Manual • Thomas Slater, A Manual of Moral Theology for English-Speaking Countries, in 2 vols., 3rd ed., (Benziger, 1908).

Slater, Questions • Thomas Slater, Questions of Moral Theology (Benziger, 1915).

Vermeersch, Principia • Arthurus Vermeersch (Jesuit, 1858-1936), Theologiae Moralis: Principia, Responsa, Consilia [1922], in 3 vols., 4° ed., (Gregorianum, 1947).

Sacraments

Bro, Spirituality • Bernard Bro, The Spirituality of the Sacraments: Doctrine and Practice for Today [1967], Dubois trans., (Sheed & Ward, 1968).

Cappello, De Sacramentis • Felix Cappello (Jesuit, 1879-1962), Tractatus canonico-moralis de sacramentis iuxta Codicem juris canonici, in 5 vols., 7° ed., (Marietti, 1962).

Fink, Dictionary • P. Fink, ed., The New Dictionary of Sacramental Worship (Liturgical Press, 1990).

Halligan, Administration • Nicholas Halligan, The administration of the sacraments (Alba House, 1963).

Halligan, Celebration • Nicholas Halligan, The Sacraments and their Celebration (Alba House, 1986).

Leeming, Principles • Bernard Leeming, Principles of Sacramental Theology [1956], rev. ed. (Longans/Westminister, 1963).

Piault, Sacrament • Bernard Piault, What is a sacrament?, trans. A. Manson, (Hawthorn Books, 1963)

Regatillo, Sacramentarium • Eduardo Regatillo (Jesuit, 1882-1975), Ius sacramentarium [1945] , 4^th ed. (Sal Terrae, 1964).

History of Canon Law

See generally Suggested Readings in the History of Canon Law.

Stickler, Historia • Alphonsus Stickler (Salesian, 1910-2007), Historia Iuris Canonici Juris Latini, Historia Fontium (Augustae Taurinorum, 1950). Note: Titled as if it were the first volume of a projected three-volume work, the other two volumes were never written, so the numeric "1" may be, and should be for clarity's sake, omitted from the title.

Van de Wiel, History • Constant Van de Wiel, History of Canon Law (Peeters, 1991).

Van Hove, Prolegomena • Alphonsus Van Hove (1872-1947), Prolegomena [ad Codicem iuris canonici], 2nd ed., (Dessain, 1945).

Winroth, Gratian • Anders Winroth, The Making of Gratian's Decretum (Cambridge, 2000).

Roman Law

Digest • T. Mommsen, et al., The Digest of Justinian, Latin-English text in 4 vols., (University of Pennsylvania, 1985).

Berger, Dictionary • Adolphe Berger, Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law (American Philosophical Society, 1954).

Borkowski, Textbook • Andrew Borkowski, Textbook on Roman Law (Blackstone, =).

Buckland, Textbook • W. Buckland,