Joh. Ulrici Crameri Oratio De Jurisconsulto Inventore, Habita D. Xxx. Martii A.o.r. Mdccxxxiii... In Celeberrima Academia Marburgensi

This speech by Johann Ulrich Cramer was given to commemorate the inaugural lecture of Christian Wolff, a prominent philosopher and jurist, at the University of Marburg in 1733. The speech acknowledges Wolff's contributions to the field of jurisprudence and philosophy and reflects on the importance of the development of the art of systematizing knowledge. It is an important document for scholars of legal and philosophical history.

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