Step back in time to the reign of Otto III with this fascinating collection of documents and other historical materials. Edited and annotated by esteemed historian Paul Fridolin Kehr, this book presents a detailed and nuanced view of a pivotal moment in medieval European history, shedding new light on the politics, culture, and society of the era.

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