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Urban Paumgartner's Aristeion Carinthiae Claudiforum: Between Reminiscence and Protest

Abstract In 1601, the Latin schoolmaster, Urban Paumgartner, together with thousands of co-religionists, was expelled from Klagenfurt in Inner Austria on account of his Lutheranism. A few years later, he published a Latin poem in which he extols the beauties of his lost patria and seeks to find an explanation for the calamity that has befallen it: Aristeion Carinthiae Claudiforum, ‘Klagenfurt, the Glory of Carinthia.’ Offered here is an English translation of the Latin text along with a introduction to the background, context and genre. It is a unique document of Austrian Reformation history from an exile and highly educated layman who weds Classical and Renaissance motifs and forms to his Reformation commitment. At the same time it is a moving human document.