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She pays particular attention to a document, known most conveniently as Witoldes sache, in which Vytautas asserts that he is a good Christian and rex iustus et pacificus against charges that he was either a usurper or an aggressor.
235) This is the heart of Luther's classical doctrine of the simul iustus et peccator.
; Athanasia Spiliopoulou Akermark, JUSTIFICATIONS OF MINORITY PROTECTION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW, 21, Iustus Forlag Uppsala (1997).
 
 
 
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