2013
DOI: 10.1515/9783110294675
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“…360 This lack of intervention did not open the door to arbitrary rule, but the Vergleich indeed offered a constitutional restraint upon the active participation of the nobility. 361 The Vergleich concerned eight different topics, all of which influenced the agreement. 362 These topics were: (1) Landtag meetings and consent in taxation issues, (2) justice and legal affairs, (3) the religious conviction of Lutheran nobles, (4) the military service of the nobility's tenants, (5) permission to levy taxes, (6) specifications of property, (7) the appointment of the nobility's highest financial representative and the landgrave's obligations, (8) stipulations concerning nobles' assemblies.…”
Section: Ohn Vorgreiffliche Memorialien (1653-1655)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…360 This lack of intervention did not open the door to arbitrary rule, but the Vergleich indeed offered a constitutional restraint upon the active participation of the nobility. 361 The Vergleich concerned eight different topics, all of which influenced the agreement. 362 These topics were: (1) Landtag meetings and consent in taxation issues, (2) justice and legal affairs, (3) the religious conviction of Lutheran nobles, (4) the military service of the nobility's tenants, (5) permission to levy taxes, (6) specifications of property, (7) the appointment of the nobility's highest financial representative and the landgrave's obligations, (8) stipulations concerning nobles' assemblies.…”
Section: Ohn Vorgreiffliche Memorialien (1653-1655)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Landgrave Philipp I of Hesse and John Frederick I, Elector of Saxony (1503-1554) headed this league. 22 After their defeat at the Battle of Mühlberg (1547), the emperor forced both princes to plea for mercy. Philipp I of Hesse was then forced into captivity for 5 years.…”
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“…New kinds of social groups can form through new social glue objects, e.g. a new flag or other objects imposing a new identity [44][45][46]. Therefore, the 1954 Hague Convention on Armed Conflict and Heritage was set out to protect art during conflict (although some countries, e.g.…”
Section: What Happens When Artwork and Cultural Heritage Disappear?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es folgte eine dezidiert christliche Erziehung in der Abgeschiedenheit einer kaiserlichen Domäne im kleinasiatischen Kappadokien, und erst seit Beginn der 50er Jahre konnte Julian seinen (vor allem auf die Philosophie gerichteten) Neigungen ungestörter nachgehen und bei verschiedenen (neuplatonisch orientierten) Philosophen und Rhetoren in Kleinasien studieren.' Demandt (1989) 96. 131 Als Caesar unter dem arianischen Augustus Constantius II.…”
Section: Der Permanente Konflikt: Rom Und Persienunclassified
“…30 In diese Zeit dürfte auch seine endgültige -von Julian selbst später auf das Jahr 351 datierte -Abwendung vom Christentum fallen. 132 A. Alföldi, Some portraits of Julian Apostate, AJA 66, 1962, 403. 133 Demandt (1989) 101. mußte er seine innere Einstellung freilich noch verbergen, was auch in der Münzprägung zum Ausdruck kommt: Der Caesar Julian erscheint noch ohne den Philosophenbart auf den Münzen, erst mit seiner Alleinherrschaft vollzieht sich der "steady change from the smooth face of the .Caesar* to the bearded , Augustus'."…”
Section: Der Permanente Konflikt: Rom Und Persienunclassified