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Princehood

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Prince´hood
n.1.Princeliness.
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By the years leading up to 1500, the arts had become vital to the display of rulership, and especially to emergent ideas of princehood.
The Early Tudor Court and International Musical Relations by Austern, Linda Phyllis / Renaissance Quarterly
Such is the content of the Prince in which the writer, from the princehood of his imagination, offers advice on how to conquer and rule like a true Machiavellian virtuoso.
Vickie B. Sullivan, ed. The Comedy and Tragedy of Machiavelli: Essays ... by Di Maria, Salvatore / Italica
For conclusion, a majesty was he that both lived and died a pattern in princehood, a lodestar in honour, and famous to the world always.
Maintaining the dual perspective: Orson Welles and Chimes at midnight by Peter E.S. Babiak / CineAction
 
 
 
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