... Pro consequendis honoribus & privilegiis doctoralibus, in utroque iure, ... miscellaneas ..., secundum ordinem decretalium epistolarum conscriptas quinq. quaestiones, publice examinandas proponit Ioannes Dauth Iunior Francus, ad diem 4. mensis Maii ...
... Pro consequendis honoribus & privilegiis doctoralibus, in utroque iure, ... miscellaneas ..., secundum ordinem decretalium epistolarum conscriptas quinq. quaestiones, publice examinandas proponit Ioannes Dauth Iunior Francus, ad diem 4. mensis Maii ...
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1614
8 pages
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lawpolitics
Johannes Dauth the Younger subjects himself to the ultimate trial of legal intellect. This doctoral dissertation dissects the harsh intersections of imperial authority, civil code, and the rigid social expectations of the sixteenth century.
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