PRIMARY SOURCES

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(1450-1900)

Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica, Nuremberg (1501)

Source: Universitätsbibliothek Freiburg D 8603

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Imperial Senate privilege to the Sodalitas Celtica, Nuremberg (1501), Primary Sources on Copyright (1450-1900), eds L. Bently & M. Kretschmer, www.copyrighthistory.org

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Chapter 1 Page 1

WORKS OF HROSWITHA, THE ILLUSTRIOUS VIRGIN
AND GERMAN NUN, BORN
IN SAXONY - COMPILED BY
CONRAD CELTIS


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Chapter 1 Page 2

[Dedicatory picture of Celtis and Frederick of Saxony]



Chapter 1 Page 3

[Dedicatory preface to Frederick of Saxony]



Chapter 1 Page 4

[Dedicatory picture of Hroswitha, Celtis, and Emperor Otto I. Woodcut by Dürer]

Chapter 1 Page 5

[Works of Hroswitha: first page of text]



Chapter 1 Page 6

[Historia Ottonum: penultimate page of text]



Chapter 1 Page 7

[Historia Ottonum: final page of text]


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Here end the works of the illustrious nun Hroswitha,
who was born in Saxony. Printed in Nuremberg with
a privilege awarded to the Celtis Academy by the Imperial Senate.
Anno domini 1501


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Translation by: Friedemann Kawohl (p.7)

    

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