Ad Auream Bullam... is a historical text written in Latin by Michael Jacobus Gombault. This work likely concerns the 'Golden Bull, ' a significant decree in the history of the Holy Roman Empire. Promulgated in 1356, the Golden Bull established key aspects of the Empire's constitutional structure, particularly the election process for the Holy Roman Emperor. This text offers valuable insights into the legal and political landscape of medieval Europe. Scholars and historians interested in constitutional law and the history of the Holy Roman Empire will find this Latin text to be an important resource.

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