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Jesus, Peter & the keys

Scott Butler, Norman Dahlgren, David Hess

1996

The papal princes

Glenn D. Kittler

1960

The pope encyclopedia

Matthew Bunson

1995

The limits of the papacy

Patrick Granfield

1987

Why I am a Catholic

Garry Wills

2002

The papacy, the Jews, and the Holocaust

Frank J. Coppa

2006

Commentarii rerum memorabilium

E.S. Piccolomini, J.A. Campanus, Pius II Pope

1959

The spiritual power

Richard C. Trexler

1974

Traits of character and notes of incident in Bible story

Francis Jacox

1873

The bad Popes

E. R. Chamberlin

1969

The trial of Antichrist, otherwise the Man of Sin, for High Treason against the Son of God ...

L. A. Hanson

1996

A short history of the Papacy in the Middle Ages

Walter Ullmann

1972

The See of St. Peter

Thomas William Allies

1850

The Christian East and the rise of the papacy

Aristeides Papadakis

1994

Pius XII

Gerard Noel

2009

Dictionary of popes and the papacy

Brian McNeil, Michael G. Parker, Bruno Steimer

2001

The history of the popes, from the close of the Middle Ages

Pastor, Ludwig Freiherr von

1898

Absolute monarchs

John Julius Norwich

2011

Catholicism and history

Owen Chadwick

1978

The growth of papal government in the Middle Ages

Walter Ullmann

1955

Rome and the Eastern churches

Aidan Nichols

1992

Church, papacy, and schism

Philip Sherrard

1978

The popes

Christopher Hibbert

1982

Vicars of Christ

Peter De Rosa

1989

St. Peter, his name and his office

T. W. Allies

1852

The Great Popes Through History

Frank J. Coppa

2002

The Primitive Church And The See Of Peter

Luke Rivington

1894

The popes of Rome

Leopold von Ranke

1846

The Papacy, the episcopacy, and collegiality

Wilhelm Bertrams

1964

The Feathered serpent and the cross

Joyce Milton

1980

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