 Among the other editions, mention may be made of that by Le Conte (Antwerp, 1570), of prior date to the Roman edition and containing the "partes decis"; that of the brothers Pithou (Paris, 1687); that of Böhmer (Halle, 1747), which did not reproduce the text of the Roman edition and was in its textual criticism more audacious than happy; the edition of Richter; and that of Friedberg (Leipzig, 1879-1881).All these authors added critical notes and the "partes decis".To indicate the principal commentators on the Decretals would mean writing a history of canon law in the Middle Ages.