Lapide,H.de (d.i. B.P.de Chemnitz).
07.07.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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Auctioneer | Auktionshaus Kiefer |
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Event location | Germany, Pforzheim |
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ID 787747
Lot 194 | Lapide,H.de (d.i. B.P.de Chemnitz).
Dissertatio de ratione Status in Imperio nostro Romano-Germanico. Freistadt (= Amsterdam, Elzevier) 1647. 12°. Mit Kupfertitel. 11 Bl., 576 S. - ╔Angebunden: Boecler,J.H.╗ In Hippoliti a Lapide dissertationem de ratione status... Straßburg, Staedel 1674. 12 Bl., 235 S. Ldr. d. Zt. mit Rsch. u. Rverg. (Stärker berieb.).
I. Stintzing-L. II, 46-54. Berghman 1773. Rahir 1053 Anm. Willems 1050 Anm. - Eine von 3 (laut Berghman sogar 4) Varianten bei Elzevir. Eine weitere Variante erschien bei Jansonius. - Epochemachende staatsrechtliche Schrift, neben Pufendorffs "Monzambano" die berühmteste der deutschen politischen Schriften des 17. Jahrhunderts. Sie ist wohl auf offizielle schwedische Veranlassung entstanden und gegen die Macht des Kaisers, speziell des Hauses Habsburg gerichtet. II. VD 17, 3:600373 E. Nicht im STC. - Erwiderung auf die brisante Streitschrift gegen Kaiser und Reich, die Bogislaus Philippus von Chemnitz unter dem Pseudonym Hippolitus a Lapide publiziert hatte. Johann Heinrich Boec(k)ler der Altere (1611-1674) war schwedischer Reichshistoriograph und wirkte als Professor der Geschichte in Strassburg und Uppsala (vgl. NDB II, 372). - ╔Dabei: Ders.╗ Abriß der Staats-Verfassung ... Nur Bd. 1. Mainz u. Koblenz 1761.
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Auction house category: | Manuscripts |
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