Dissertatio Juridica De Praescriptione Regalium Ad Jura Subditorum Non Pertinente... is a legal dissertation, written in Latin, by Christian Thomasius and Georg Rudolph Schlösser. This historical work delves into the legal concept of prescription as it relates to royal rights and the rights of subjects. The text provides insights into the legal and political thought of the period, offering a valuable resource for legal scholars and historians interested in the development of legal principles and the relationship between rulers and the ruled. The dissertation examines the extent to which royal prerogatives could be limited by prescription, and how this impacted the legal standing of individuals. This work remains a significant contribution to the understanding of early modern legal theory.

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