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The King's Two Bodies Ernst H. Kantorowicz
Publisher: Princeton University Press

The King's Two Bodies: A Study in Mediaeval Political Theology Ernst H. I'm drawing here on the thought of Ernst Kantorowicz in The King's Two Bodies – for more on the political philosophy of sovereignty, see the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Once in North Korea I got my minder alone in a place in which our conversation could not be monitored and proceeded to have a wide-ranging multi-hour conversation. But there is also a much clearer division of powers, with certain things reserved for the supreme magistrate, but sovereignty (majesty) is reserved to the king. On the artwork, and particularly the bit of it above, see now Catherine E. Skeleton of King Richard III, unearthed from an English parking lot, tells a grisly tale. The ideal could be used to rein in the actual. There are also elements of the King's two bodies notion. He told Science News that back then, people would have been in a hurry to bury the body. The fiction of the king's two bodies--the divine body and the earthly one--provided a mechanism for constraining the actions of any given king. Of Leicester in England announced that a skeleton discovered beneath a parking lot indeed belonged to that infamous King of England. Richard III ruled England for two years before dying on the battlefield on August 22, 1485.