| Full Title |
Dissertatio Politica de Peregrinatione Germanici Caesaris |
| Translated Title |
Political Dissertation on the Emperor's Travel in Germany |
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| Language |
Latin |
| Year |
1654 |
| Text Type |
Academic discourse (e.g. university dissertations and orations) |
| Available Online |
No |
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| Prose / Verse |
prose |
| Themes |
- Antiquarian or historical interests
- DissUtility
- InstrTravelers
- MoralConsid
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| Authorship Notes |
An academic discourse that suggests a model of princely travel based on the often quoted example of Germanicus's travels in Germany, described by Tacitus. The apodemic reference quoted is Zwinger's 'Methodus'. Stagl, Apodemiken lists Boecler as author, but the title page gives him as Praeside, while the discourse itself was delivered by Franz von Weltz. |
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