Relation between the papacy and the patriachate, Phamaugustae episcopi: libellus de patriarchali praestantia: No copy in the US
by Ugoni, Mattia
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Destined for an ecclesiastical career, the author undertook his studies in theology and jurisprudence at the University of Padua. Between 1483 and 1490 he visited Constantinople where, thanks to his good knowledge of Greek, he had contacts with the Greek orthodoxes patriarch. In 1504 Julius II appointed Ugoni bishop of Famagusta, a city on the island of Cyprus
In 1507 he published in Brescia, with the publisher Giovanni Battista Pontano, the Libellus de patriarchali praestantia , a treatise dedicated to Marco Corner, titular Latin patriarch of Constantinople from 1507. The Latin Patriarchate of Constantinople was an office established as a result of the Fourth Crusade and its conquest of Constantinople in 1204. It was a Roman Catholic replacement for the Eastern Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople.
The book deals with the history of the hierarchical relationship between the different patriarchal sees, Rome and Constantinople.
The book was reprinted in 1510 by Giovanni Antonio Bresciano near Toscolano Maderno (Brescia) with the title Phamaugustæ Episcopi: libellus de Patriarchali præstantia,
It has unusual narrative structure as it is written in the form of a dialogue between two characters, the master Phamaugustanus and the disciple Bonfilius , the treatise also contains some biographical information on the author's life.
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- Adam Weinberger Books (US)
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- Relation between the papacy and the patriachate, Phamaugustae episcopi: libellus de patriarchali praestantia
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- Ugoni, Mattia
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- Brescia
- Place of Publication
- 1510
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- Keywords
- Greek Patriachate, Famugusta, Constantinople,Rome, Pope