"De Cardinalis Dignitate Et Officio ... Tractatus, A J. A. Et N. Tria Addictionibus Auctus" is a treatise on the dignity and office of a cardinal within the Catholic Church. Authored by Hieronymus Platus, this work delves into the roles, responsibilities, and significance of cardinals in the ecclesiastical hierarchy. Enhanced with additions by J. A. and N. Tria, the treatise provides a comprehensive examination of the cardinal's position, offering insights into church governance and the cardinal's influence within the Catholic structure. This historical text is valuable for those studying Catholic theology, church history, and the evolution of ecclesiastical roles.

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