Subsequent Theses on Controversial Law
Themata juris controversi subsequentia
Latin
1615
10 pages
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
The work is a specific 17th-century academic legal disputation (disputatio) from the University of Tübingen, written by Burckhardus Ehinger under the presidency of Christophorus Besoldus. Such ephemeral academic theses were intended for university credit and were almost never translated into English or other vernacular languages. No English translations were found in any of the scholarly or general catalogs searched.
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Can the sword truly be mightier than the pen, or is the 'Literate Soldier' the only true hero of history? Burckhardus Ehinger’s provocative treatise navigates the volatile intersection of military force and academic pursuit, challenging the ruling class to reclaim its glory through a fusion of intellect and action. Discover a world where the 'seeds of peace' are innate, but the shield remains the necessary guardian of the Muses.
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