The three volumes contain documents in Greek and Latin concerning the Council of Florence in 1439. Volume 1 (no. 18) contains Declaratio Graecorum and Bulla Unionis Graecorum. Volume 2 (no.19). Volume 3 (no. 22) contains the Breve Eugenii IV ad Coptos, Breve Eugenii IV ad Albertum de Sarthiano, Breve Eugenii IV ad Iohannem imperatorem Aethiopum, Iohannes patriarcha Coptorum Eugenio IV, Nicodemus, abbas monasterii aethiopici Ierusalemitani Eugenio IV, Sermo Andreae abbatis, legati patriarchae Coptorum, coram Concilio Florentino, Orator Nicodemi abbatis aethiopici coram Concilio Florentino, Testimonium Blondi Flavii de discussionibus religiosis oratorum patriarchae Coptorum cum Latinis, Decretum pro Iacobitis, Declaratio Eugenii de Processione Spiritus S., Bulla unionis Syrorum, and Bulla unionis Chaldaeorum Maronitarumque Cypri.
This book provides the Latin commentary of Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (Pope Pius II) and an English translation of the commentary on the Council of Basel.
History
This section contains books in English and Italian on the history and sources of the Council.
This book focuses on the role of Mark Eugenicus (Metropolitan of Ephesus) at the Council of Florence and his relationships with individuals such as the Emperor and the Pope.
This volume (part of Histoire des Conciles Oecuméniques) contains the history of the Council of Constance (1414-1418) and the Council of Basel and Florence (1431-1445) in French.
The book focuses on Cardinal Cesarini who attended the Council of Basel. He was a legate to Bohemia and Hungry as well as president of the Council of Basel.
The first section of the book discusses the history before the Council of Florence (Pope Martin V and the Council of Constance, 1414-1418), the Council of Florence, and the transfer of the council from Basle to Ferrara. The second section provides documents and illustrations from the council from April 6, 1418 to April 13, 1438. The book is in Italian.