- The
Sirmondian Constitutions are a
collection of
sixteen Imperial Codes p****ed
between AD 333 and 425,
dealing with "bishops courts", or laws
dealing with...
- Hermogeni****, a
limited collection of
rescripts from c. 295, was published. The
Sirmondian Constitutions may also
represent a small-scale
collection of imperial...
- Nunc
Berolinensi [Synaxarium of the
Church of
Constantinople from the
Sirmondian Codex now in Berlin] (in Gr****). Brussels:
Society of Bollandists. George...
- Sáry 2019, p. 70. C.
Pharr (tr.), The
Theodosian Code and
Novels and the
Sirmondian Constitutions, (Princeton, 1952), 440.
Errington 1997, pp. 410–415. Hebblewhite...
- (1930), p. 13. Pharr,
Clyde (1952). The
Theodosian Code and
Novels and the
Sirmondian Constitutions.
Princeton University Press. pp. 440–476.
Sabatini (1930)...
- Society. Pharr,
Clyde (1952). The
Theodosian Code and
Novels and the
Sirmondian Constitutions. Princeton:
Princeton University Press. Niedermann, Maximillian;...
- 2022-02-15.
Retrieved 2021-02-19. The
Theodosian Code and
Novels and the
Sirmondian Constitutions.
Translated by Pharr, Clyde. 1952., qtd. in Grout, James...
- ISBN 978-0-521-88269-9. Pharr,
Clyde (2001). The
Theodosian Code and
Novels and the
Sirmondian Constitutions. Union, NJ: The
Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN 978-1-58477-146-3...
- to nuns. It has been
suggested that this
council may have
drawn on the
Sirmondian constitutions for some of its canons. The
third council was held in 585...
-
Epistulae 1.11.5.
Clyde Pharr, The
Theodosian code and novels, and the
Sirmondian constitutions, The
Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., 2001, ISBN 1-58477-146-1, pp...
