Petri Kingii Angliae Cancell. Historia Symboli Apostolici: Cum Observationibus Ecclesiasticis Et Cri

Petri Kingii Angliae Cancell. Historia Symboli Apostolici, with the subtitle Cum Observationibus Ecclesiasticis Et Criticis Ad Singulos Eius Articulos. Ex Anglico Sermone In Latinum Translata, is a historical and theological exploration of the Apostles' Creed by Peter King King. Originally written in English and translated into Latin, this work provides ecclesiastical and critical observations on each article of the Creed. This book offers insights into the historical context and doctrinal significance of one of the foundational statements of Christian belief. Its enduring value lies in its detailed examination of the Creed's historical roots and its relevance to Christian theology.

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