PARS AQUILAE PARSQUE LEONIS - COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover the fascinating collection of articles dedicated to Professor Zenon Piech, an eminent historian associated with the Jagiellonian University. The book "Pars Aquilae parsque Leonis" is a tribute to his interdisciplinary research and contribution to the development of auxiliary sciences of history. Immerse yourself in the richness of sphragistics, heraldry, legal archeology, numismatics, epigraphy, and historical iconography.

• Collection of 37 articles dedicated to Professor Zenon Piech
• Interdisciplinary approach to the auxiliary sciences of history
• Contribution to the development of sphragistics, heraldry, and other fields
• Publication by Księgarnia Akademicka
• Hardcover for durability
• Impressive number of pages - as many as 783

Professor Zenon Piech is a historian with broad interests, who has been associated with the Jagiellonian University for years. His work in the Department of Auxiliary Sciences of History of the Institute of History of the Jagiellonian University and his management of it since 2005 have resulted in numerous publications and research projects. Professor Piech is also known for his involvement in the Polish Heraldic Society and his care for the Scientific Circle of History Students of the Jagiellonian University.

The book "Pars Aquilae parsque Leonis" is not only a collection of scientific articles, but also a testimony of recognition for Professor Piech and his contribution to the development of Polish historiography. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the auxiliary sciences of history. Thanks to the interdisciplinary approach and rich subject matter, this book will surely interest a wide audience.

The publisher Księgarnia Akademicka has ensured high editorial quality of the publication. The hardcover, careful printing, and clear layout make reading this book a real pleasure. The 247x185 mm format ensures comfortable reading, and the impressive number of pages (783) guarantees many hours of fascinating reading. The book "Pars Aquilae parsque Leonis" is a must-have for every lover of history and related sciences.