Vetus registrum sarisberiense, alias dictum Registrum S. Osmundi episcopi= the Register of S. Osmund
, Volume 2, is a significant historical document pertaining to the Diocese of Salisbury. Compiled and preserved by the Catholic Church, this register, also known as the Register of St. Osmund, provides invaluable insights into the ecclesiastical practices, administrative structures, and religious life of the medieval period. This volume offers a detailed record of the diocese under the guidance of St. Osmund, a pivotal figure in the region's religious history. It is an essential resource for scholars of medieval history, religious studies, and ecclesiastical administration, offering a window into the spiritual and organizational foundations of the Salisbury diocese.
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