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Liegnitz

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Liegnitz: see Legnica Legnica (lĕgnē`tsä), Ger. Liegnitz, city (1992 est. pop. 106,300), Dolnośląskie prov.
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Taught at Zlotoryja (Goldberg) 1523-25, Liegnitz 1525-29, and Zlotoryja again from 1531 until death.
The universities of the Renaissance and Reformation* by Grendler, Paul F. / Renaissance Quarterly
12) In spite of popular assertions that women were unfit for political office and even legally excluded by the so-called Salic Law in France, the political realities of central European principalities such as Liegnitz created situations in which women became regents in the absence of their husbands or during the minority of their sons.
Sons and mothers: Agrippina, Semiramis, and the philological ... by Newman, Jane O. / Renaissance Quarterly
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