Leibniz' Codex juris gentium diplomaticus und seine Quellen

Studia Leibnitiana 36 (2):147 - 177 (2004)
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During Leibniz's lifetime as well as after his death, his Codex juris gentium diplomaticus was repeatedly accused of consisting exclusively of material already published. In this paper, for the first time the attempt is made to trace the sources of all documents included in the Codex

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