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Acta Apostolicae Sedis (AAS) 47, Gdzie N Oznacza Numer Wydania, a R Rok Wydania W niniejszej bibliografii stosuje si nast puj ce oznaczenia: Oznaczenie Opis AAS n (r) Acta Apostolicae Sedis (AAS) 47, gdzie n oznacza numer wydania, a r rok wydania. ASS n (r) Acta Sanctae Sedis (AAS) 48, gdzie n oznacza numer wydania, a r rok wydania lub lata wydania. ISBN n Unikalny identyfikator publikacji w standardzie International Standard Book Number (ISBN) (ISBN-13), gdzie n oznacza sekwencj 13 cyfr. (pd) Numery przypisów dolnych odwo uj cych si do danej pozycji bibliograficznej. (pk) Numery przypisów ko cowych odwo uj cych si do danej pozycji bibliograficznej. (rb) Referencje tekstów biblijnych cytowanych z danej pozycji bibliograficznej. 47. Acta Apostolicae Sedis, Commentarium Officiale (Akta Stolicy Apostolskiej) jest organem urz dowym Stolicy Apostolskiej. Na mocy prawa kanonicznego (Kodeks Prawa Kanonicz- nego, kanon 8 § 1, s.43) publikuje i promulguje on powszechne ustawy ko cielne. 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