The Latin editio typica, the magisterium's reference text. Its § numbering is canonical — the Latin § answers the same § in the vernacular editions.
19 — 19 Latin editions ingested
| Document | Latin § | |
|---|---|---|
| Annum SacrumAS | 15 | Read → |
| Centesimus AnnusCA | 62 | Read → |
| ConfessionsCONF | 278 / 256 | Read → |
| Ecclesiam SuamESU | 120 / 119 | Read → |
| Enchiridion of Creeds and Definitions (Denzinger)DS | 3042 / 1685 | Read → |
| Familiaris ConsortioFLC | 85 / 86 | Read → |
| Gaudium et SpesGS | 93 | Read → |
| Gratissimam SaneGSA | 23 | Read → |
| Laborem ExercensLE | 27 | Read → |
| Laudato si'LS | 246 | Read → |
| Libertas PraestantissimumLP | 47 | Read → |
| Lumen GentiumLG | 69 | Read → |
| Populorum ProgressioPP | 87 | Read → |
| Quadragesimo AnnoQA | 148 | Read → |
| Sacrosanctum ConciliumSC | 130 / 86 | Read → |
| Solemni Hac LiturgiaSPF | 30 | Read → |
| Sollicitudo Rei SocialisSRS | 49 | Read → |
| Summi PontificatusSPO | 117 | Read → |
| The City of GodCIV | 641 / 652 | Read → |
The oldest encyclicals (Rerum novarum, Mater et magistra, Pacem in terris) carry no section numbers in their Latin text: the numbered division is a vernacular addition. Their Latin needs rank alignment against the Acta facsimile, like Quadragesimo anno.