Hymne triomphal sur l'entree et lovange dv tres-illustre & serenisime Prince Henry, esleu roy auguste de Pologn, (Hardcover)

A triumphal hymn celebrating the entry and praise of the most illustrious and serene Prince Henry, elected august King of Poland, Grand Duke of Lithuania. Composed in Paris on the 14th day of September 1573, this work by F R. O. P. offers a poetic account of the ceremonial entry of Henry of Valois, later King Henry III of France, upon his election as King of Poland. The hymn captures the political and cultural atmosphere of the time, reflecting the hopes and expectations surrounding Henry's reign. "Hymne triomphal sur l'entree et lovange dv tres-illustre & serenisime Prince Henry" provides valuable insights into 16th-century French perspectives on Polish affairs and the importance of royal entries in shaping public perception.

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