"Constitutiones Synodi Diaecesanae Constantiensis" is a historical record detailing the constitutions of the Diocesan Synod of Constance. Authored by Jakob Fugger, this work offers insights into the ecclesiastical laws, governance, and religious practices of the Catholic Church within the Diocese of Constance. The book provides a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of constitutional law and its application within a religious framework. It serves as a significant historical document for scholars interested in religious history, European history, and the development of ecclesiastical governance.

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