Der Den Nahmen In Der That Erfüllende Abundus: D.i. Leich- Und Lobrede Auf A. ... Abt In Raittenhaslach (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271213344)

Der Den Nahmen In Der That Erfüllende Abundus, or, The Abundus Who Truly Fulfilled His Name, is a funeral oration and biography commemorating A., the Abbot of Raittenhaslach. Delivered by Joseph Clinger, this work serves as both a eulogy and a historical record of Abbot A.'s life and contributions to the abbey. This book offers insights into the religious and social context of the time, presenting a detailed account of Abbot A.'s virtues and achievements. It also provides a glimpse into the inner workings and significance of Raittenhaslach Abbey within the broader European historical landscape.

Originally delivered as a spoken tribute, this text preserves the eloquence and sentiments of the occasion, making it a valuable resource for researchers interested in religious biography, German history, and the traditions of funeral orations.

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