Epistolae Quibus Res Gestae Eiusdem Imperatoris Aliaque Multa Ad Historiam Ac Iurisprudentiam Spectantia Continentur

Epistolae is a fascinating collection of letters that sheds light on the history and law of the Holy Roman Empire, as well as on the relationship between the emperors and popes of the time. The book is augmented by Simons Schardii Hypomnemata de Fide Amicitia Observantia Pontificum Romanorum erga Imperatores Germanicos, a work that provides additional historical context and commentary.

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