An English translation of the Papal Bull.

A full searchable text of Gratian's Decretum (first part of the Corpus Iuris Canonici). The site uses frames to allow easy access to the navigation system; however, the windows become fairly small even on a large screen. One benefit to the site is that each page of the printed edition is available either as a GIF image or a PDF document. The description of the text is given in German, but the text itself is in Latin.

Texts are given in Latin with the interlinear glosses provided as well.

Extensive English translations of the Joan of Arc's trials of Condemnation and Nullification. Broken up into sections based upon the examination.

"The Stephan Kuttner Institute of Medieval Canon Law at the University of München holds the private library of the late Stephan Kuttner (1907-1996). You can search his library online as well as the list of microfilms of canon law manuscripts of the IMCL. You will find also valuable other links on ancient and medieval law."

"Fifty years ago, the Polish canonist Adam Vetulani published his ground-breaking study of Roman law in Gratian's Decretum. He showed, convincingly, that most of the excerpts from Roman law sources were added after the completion of Gratian's work, probably by another author. The success of Vetulani's admirable thesis prompted him as well as others, and particularly Jacqueline Rambaud, to explore the possibility that other components of the text of the Decretum also were late ad ditions."