Controversias Summorum Imperii Principum Non Ex Jure Romano, Sed Ex Legibus Naturae, Divinis, Et Observantia Imperii Esse Decidendas (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781278237756)

"Controversias Summorum Imperii Principum" explores the resolution of disputes among the highest princes of the Empire, arguing that such controversies should be decided not by Roman law, but by the laws of nature, divine law, and the observance of the Empire. Authored by Henricus Ernestus Kestner and Jacobus Arent, this work delves into the intricate legal and philosophical foundations underpinning imperial governance. It offers a compelling perspective on the sources of authority and justice within the historical context of the Holy Roman Empire.

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