Dies Secundus: Das Ist: Höchstbeglückter ... Hochfürstl. Erwöhlungstag Deß ... Herrn Christophori Francisci, ... Von Hutten Zu Stoltzenberg ... Zu Ein (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271591558)

"Dies Secundus" commemorates the election of Christophorus Franciscus von Hutten to the esteemed position of Bishop of Würzburg and Duke of Franconia on October 2, 1724. This historical account, authored by Alexander Herth, provides insights into the life and times of a prominent figure in 18th-century Germany. The book offers a glimpse into the ecclesiastical and political landscape of the era, capturing the significance of the event and its impact on the region.

Readers interested in European history, religious studies, and biographical accounts of influential leaders will find this work to be a valuable resource. "Dies Secundus" stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Christophorus Franciscus von Hutten and his contributions to the history of Würzburg and Franconia.

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