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Appendix II.


Bibliography.


I. Primary Sources.

The Constitutions of the Society of Jesus. Numerous editions in Latin. The English translation, published by a Protestant in 1838 (London, Rivington, etc.), is very unscholarly and unreliable. – The fourth part of the Constitutions, which treats of the studies, is given in Latin and German in the work of Father Pachtler quoted further on (vol. I, pp. 9-69).
Decreta Congregationum Generalium. (Decrees of the General Congregations of the Society.) The General Congregation is the legislative assembly of the Order; the decrees of different Congregations relating to studies are contained in Father Pachtler's work, vol. I, pp. 70-125.
Ratio atque Institutio Studiorum Societatis Jesu, usually quoted as Ratio Studiorum. Latin text and German translation in Pachtler's vol. II, and German translation in Father Duhr's Studienordnung.
Pachtler, G. M., S. J. Ratio Studiorum et Institutiones Scholasticae Societatis Jesu per Germaniam olim vigentes. Berlin, Hofmann, 1887-1894. Volumes II, V, IX, and XVI of the great collection

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