Dissertatio Inauguralis Iuridica De Iure Principis Circa Delicta Eorumque Poenas

This legal treatise explores the rights of the prince in relation to criminal offenses and their punishments. Written by Anton Franz von Gudenus and Ernst Tentzel, it is a valuable resource for anyone studying early modern legal philosophy.
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