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Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY Note that some of the cited works of St. Augustine, St. Bernard of Clairvaux, Boethius, Lactantius, and Pseudo-Augustinus are to be found in Patrologia Latina edited by J.-P. Migne, namely, in Patrologiae Latinae cursus completus seu Bibliotheca universalis integra, uniformis, commoda, oeconomica, omnium Ss. Patrum, Doctorum, Scriptorum ecclesiasticarum … qui ab aevo apostolico ad tempora Concilii Tridentini (anno 1545) pro latinis, et Concilii Florentini (anno 1439) pro graecis floruerunt … series latina prior … accurante J.P. Migne ... Paris, 1844–1902. The collection of Patrologia Latina is abbreviated in this bibliography as P.L.; for all cited works, it is indicated also the volume in which each of them can be found. Analogously, works by Capistranus, Coras, Hopper, Sebastiano Medici, and Philippus de Casolis can be found in Tracta- tus Universi Iuris, duce et auspice Gregorio XIII Pontifice Maximo, in unum congesti ... 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