Das Dispensations-recht In Verbotenen Ehen Der Chur-fürsten Und Stände, Wie Auch Andern Unmittelbaren Reichs-gliedern, (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247309248)

"Das Dispensations-recht In Verbotenen Ehen Der Chur-fürsten Und Stände, Wie Auch Andern Unmittelbaren Reichs-gliedern," by Johann Joachim Müller, explores the dispensation rights within prohibited marriages of the electors and estates, as well as other immediate members of the Reich. This historical legal text provides insight into the complex interplay between religious doctrine, secular law, and political power within the Holy Roman Empire. Focusing on the intricacies of marriage law, the book sheds light on the exemptions and permissions granted by ecclesiastical and secular authorities, offering a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of marriage regulations and their societal impact.

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