Nr. 1/2023DAVID DURISOTTO Vatican City State and some recent evolutions of Vatican law
Nr. 1/2023DENARD VESHI, CARLO VENDITTI, RAFFAELE PICARO, KRISTEL HAXHIA Right to property of the Religious Entities in Albania in the Second Half of XXth century: from Banning it to the Right to Restitution and Compensation
ABSTRACT
The Apostolic legation is an institution that characterized the history of relations between ecclesiastical power and political power in Sicily from the 11th century until 1871. This essay examines the origins of this institution, which date back to a privilege that Pope Urban II granted to count Roger of Hauteville in 1098, as recognition for his merits in the reconquest of the Sicily from the Muslim rule and its return to Christianity.
KEYWORDS
Norman Sicily, Apostolic legation, count Roger I, Pope Urban II, King Roger II
