A Girl Addresses Emperor Maximilian the 1st in the Early 16th Century: The Speech of Juliana Peutinger

Authors

  • Marc Mayer i Olivé Institut d’Estudis Catalans / Universitat de Barcelona

Keywords:

Epigraphy, Peutinger, Augst, Biblioteca Marciana, Maximiliam the 1st

Abstract

The first edition of C. Peutinger’s Augusta Vindelicorum inscriptions, contains an interesting Latin text from Juliana Peutinger, a girl, possibly the author’s daughter.

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Portada nº 25 (2014)

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Published

2014-11-15

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No. 25 (2014)

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Mayer i Olivé, Marc. 2014. “A Girl Addresses Emperor Maximilian the 1st in the Early 16th Century: The Speech of Juliana Peutinger”. Fortunatae, no. 25 (November): 343-49. https://www.ull.es/revistas/index.php/fortvnatae/article/view/3775.