First Council of Lyons (1245)
The decrees of the thirteenth ecumenical council, held at Lyons in 1245 under Innocent IV: the constitutions on judicial procedure and the Holy Land, and the sentence of deposition of the Emperor Frederick II. Latin text with Schroeder's English (1937), which gives the disciplinary constitutions.
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Source: Complete as transcribed. The digitisation has its punctuation largely stripped, no capitals at the start of sentences, lowercase deus/dominus, and no canon numbers; the text is left as transcribed, with line breaks kept as paragraph breaks, the digitisation's split enclitics rejoined ("ideo que" → "ideoque") and bracketed headings turned into markdown headings. The English of Schroeder (1937) numbers the canons. · For each canon Schroeder's one-sentence summary (in italics) and the translated text. Schroeder's historical introduction, his comments and his footnotes are not included, and the OCR's running heads and page-end footnotes were stripped by script (research/sourcing/_scripts/councils_schroeder.py); a few inline footnote marks and OCR slips remain. Schroeder translates the disciplinary decrees only.