Einhardi Vita Karoli Magni, or "The Life of Charlemagne" by Einhard, is a pivotal biography of the Frankish king and Holy Roman Emperor. Written in Latin in the early ninth century, it offers invaluable insights into Charlemagne's life, reign, personality, and accomplishments. This edition, Volume 25, includes scholarly apparatus and commentary by Georg Heinrich Pertz, Georg Waitz, and Oswald Holder-Egger, enhancing its value for students and researchers.
Einhard's biography is modeled after the classical style of Suetonius, providing a detailed account of Charlemagne's military campaigns, administrative reforms, and cultural patronage. It remains a cornerstone source for understanding the Carolingian era and Charlemagne's lasting impact on European history. This edition preserves the original Latin text, making it an essential resource for those studying medieval history and classical languages.
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