Pseudo-Isidorean Canons - Pseudo-Isidorean Canons

Japanese: 偽イシドルス教会法令集 - ぎイシドルスきょうかいほうれいしゅう

In Latin, it is called Decretales Pseudo-Isidorianae. It is a collection of church laws created in northern France in the mid-9th century, and is the largest of the so-called "Pseudo-Isidorian documents" named after Isidore of Seville. The actual name of the editor is unknown. It contains arguments for the primacy of the Pope and the rule of the Papal States, as well as the famous "Donation of Constantine" (proven to be a forgery by L. Balla), and other documents, and has had a long and influential influence.
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Japanese:

ラテン語でDecretales Pseudo-Isidorianae。９世紀中葉，北フランスで作られた教会法令集で，セビリアのイシドルスの名を冠するいわゆる〈偽イシドルス文書〉中最大のもの。実際の編者名は不明。教皇の首位権，教皇領支配の論拠とこれに有名な《コンスタンティヌスの寄進状》（L.バラが偽作を証明）ほかを含み，長く影響力をもった。
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