Libri tres adversus Simoniacos

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Libri tres adversus Simoniacos is an 11th-century theological and polemical treatise condemning the practice of simony within the medieval Church.

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instanceOf Latin prose work
polemical work
theological treatise
addresses abuse of ecclesiastical power
sale of spiritual goods
centuryOfComposition 11th century
condemns simony
criticizes corrupt clergy
sale of ecclesiastical offices
doctrinalFocus ecclesiology
ethicalFocus clerical morality
genre polemics
theology
historicalContext medieval church reform debates
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
intendedAudience church authorities
clergy
language Latin
literaryForm prose
mainSubject church reform
ecclesiastical corruption
simony
moralStance condemnation of simony
numberOfBooks 3
placeInTradition medieval anti-simony literature
purpose to denounce simoniacal practices
to promote reform of the clergy
religiousContext medieval Church
religiousDisciplineAddressed canon law
religiousTradition Christianity
supports church reform movement
theologicalPerspective Latin Christian theology
theologicalTheme legitimacy of ecclesiastical office
purity of the Church
title Libri tres adversus Simoniacos NERFINISHED
workType anti-simony treatise

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Cardinal Humbert of Silva Candida notableWork Libri tres adversus Simoniacos