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What ever happened to to the popes?
Here is a list of popes
since St. Peter. We have arranged that by clicking on the name, an
automated book search will be generated. This will allow a quick and
continuously updated check on what has been written, and what is publicly
available. Obviously there is a lot of information in the Vatican
and other institutions. But this list and links will show their legacy in
popular culture. One could also check references to Ancient
Rome and the Holy
Roman Empire.
the key texts first
Papal
Genealogy : The Families and Descendents of the Popes
by George L.
Williams
The
Myth of Pope Joan SIMPLY
FASCINATING
by Alain Boureau, Lydia G. Cochrane
Upon
This Rock : The Popes and Their Changing Role
by Paul Collins
Passing
the Keys : Modern Cardinals, Conclaves and the Election of the Next
Pope
by
Francis A. Burkle-Young
Origins
of Papal Infallibility, 1150-1350 : A Study on the Concepts of
Infallibility, Sovereignty and Tradition in the Middle
Ages
by
Brian Tierney ( August 1997)
On
Biblical Inspiration and on Infallibility
by John Henry Newman
Saints
& Sinners : A History of the Popes
by Eamon
Duffy
A
History of the Popes 1830-1914 (Oxford History of the Christian
Church)
by
Owen Chadwick ( May 1998)
Popes,
Canonists and Texts, 1150-1550 (Variorum Collected Studies, Cs
412)
by
Kenneth Pennington ( June 1993)
Innocent
III : Studies on Papal Authority and Pastoral Care (Collected
Studies, 490)
by Brenda Bolton ( August 1995)
Clement
V (Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought. Fourth Series,
36)
by Sophia
Menache
John
Xxii and the Papal Teaching Authority (Texts and Studies in
Religion, Vol 27)
by James Heft
Quaestio
De Potestate Papae (Rex Pacificua)/an Enquiry into the Power of the
Pope : A Critical Edition and Translation (Texts and Studies in
Religion,
by
R. W. Dyson
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