Historia Sancti Leopoldi Austriae Marchionis offers a detailed historical account of Saint Leopold IV, Margrave of Austria, also known as Leopold the Pious. Drawing upon primary sources such as diplomatic records, donation charters, contemporary writings, and other esteemed Austrian antiquities, this work by Hieronymus Pez provides a comprehensive narrative of the life and times of Austria⿿s patron saint.

Explore the historical context, religious significance, and cultural impact of Saint Leopold, whose legacy remains deeply intertwined with the history of Austria. This meticulously researched biography sheds light on the formative years of the Austrian March and the enduring devotion to its revered protector. Scholars and enthusiasts of Austrian history and hagiography will find this volume an invaluable resource.

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