History of Vatican City: Primary Documents

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From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook.
(Transcriptions and translations)
From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook.
Includes Ante-Nicene, Nicene, Post-Nicene documents.
(Transcriptions and translations)
Provided by the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.
Includes Ante-Nicene, Nicene, and Post-Nicene documents.
(Transcriptions and translations)
From the Internet Christian Library.
Includes letters, patristic texts, and other writings.
(Transcriptions and English translations)
A biographical Book of the Popes.
(3rd-15th century; English translation)
From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook.
(5th to 12th centuries; transcriptions and translations)
Website of the Vatican Apostolic Secret Archives.
(8th to 19th centuries; low-resolution facsimiles)
Inventory of documentary and historiographical sources of the Roman-German royal lines from the Carolingians to Maximilian I.
Also includes lines of the Popes of the Early and High Middle Ages.
Available as facsimiles of original book pages or as a search for the corresponding full texts.
(751-1519; German facsimiles and transcriptions)
From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook.
(11th to 17th centuries; transcriptions and translations)
From the Internet Medieval Sourcebook.
See particularly the documents under "Ecclesiastical Disarray."
(medieval; Transcriptions and translations)
On St. Francis of Assissi and later Franciscans.
(1223 to present; Latin transcriptions and translations in various languages including English)
This manuscript, probably written in Italy in the second quarter of the 15th century, contains the canonist Wilhelm Horborch’s († 1384) collection of judicial decisions of the Rota Romana.
(15th century; Latin facsimile)
Includes full text of the Council of Trent as well as other documents.
(16th century; Transcriptions and translations)
From copy in the Austrian State Archives.
(30 January 1839; transcription in Italian)
National anthem of Vatican City. Adopted in 1949.
(Italian with English translation; 1869)
Collection of historical documents on recent the history of the Vatican, especially in relation to Russia.
(20th century; Russian)
Document establishing the Vatican city state.
Founding political agreement between Italian state and The Holy See.
(11 February 1929; transcription)
Documenting the political entity of the religious city-state.
(1929 to present; commentary and images)
From the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Digital Archives.
Wartime reports, memoranda, and diplomatic correspondence between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Pope Pius XII.
(1939-1945; English and Latin facsimiles)
A collection of primary documents from the Internet Modern History Sourcebook.
(1945 to the present; transcriptions and translations)
  • Foreign relations between Vatican City and the US
Documents from US State Department and University of Wisconsin-Madison.
1950
1951
1955-1960
1964-1968
(1950-1968; English transcriptions)
A firsthand account of the Council's inner workings.
(1967; English transcription)
(1 December 1989; English translation)
From the project, A Day That Shook the World, which "recalls the days of the 20th century that proved to be era-defining and pivotal in the course of modern history."
Coproduction of British Pathe and BBC
(2005; English; videos)
Pope Benedictus XVI's resignation speech.
Video
(11 February 2013; English transcription)
Exhibition assembled by the Library of Congress in 1993.
(Facsimiles and commentary)
Text of the Vatican Ecumenical Council.
(Latin)
Official Vatican Website.
Available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Latin, German, and Chinese.
Includes press releases, speeches, prayers, letters, and other writings.
A virtual tour for one of the most famous and renowned cultural institutions of The Holy See.
See especially Online Collections.
(Images and commentaries in English)
Collection of Vatican Laws.
Library of Congress guide to constitutional, legal, and government documents.
Collection of historical maps of Vatican City.
(facsimiles)
Database of documents from Catholic history.
Digitization projects of the Vatican Library.
(English and Italian)
Also contains collection of coats of arms for other European countries and principalities.
(Facsimiles)

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