Concilium Basiliense: Studien Und Quellen Zur Geschichte Des Concils Von Basel, Volume 2 delves into the historical significance of the Council of Basel, a pivotal event in 15th-century Europe. Authored by Johannes Haller in collaboration with the Historische und Antiquarische Gesellschaft zu Basel, this volume offers invaluable studies and primary sources pertaining to the Council.

The book examines the Council's multifaceted impact on ecclesiastical reforms, power dynamics within the Church, and its broader socio-political implications. Readers gain insights into the debates, key figures, and lasting consequences of this assembly. This scholarly work is essential for historians and researchers interested in the conciliar movement, late medieval history, and the evolution of religious institutions.

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