Giles of Rome's De regimine principum: Reading and Writing Politics at Court and University, c.1275-c.1525

Charles Frederick Briggs

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Medieval Literature and History Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

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1. Giles of Rome and De regimine principum 2. Books, contents, uses 3. A book of kings and knighthood 4. From Latin into English 5. A university textbook 6. Improving access and removing the chaff Conclusion

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