Historia Helvetiae
Historia Helvetiae ex 1848 historiam confoederationis Helveticae tractat, rei publicae foederalis pagorum aliquantulum liberorum suique iuris, quorum nonnullis est traditio confoederationis, quae abhinc plus quam 700 annos coepit, qua pro causa Helvetia hodierna una ex veterrimis orbis terrarum rebus publicis exstantibus habetur.
Ordo antecessionis pagorum recensere
Helveticus antecessionis pagorum ordo in constitutione foederali datus historicum accessionis ordinem sequitur, praeter tris pagos urbanos (capitibus Turico, Berna, Lucerna), in summum indicem positos.[1]
- 1291 – pagi conditores:
Urania, 
Suitia, 
Subsilvania - 1332 –
Lucerna - 1351 –
Turicum - 1352 –
Glarona, 
Tugium - 1353 –
Bern
- Expansio ad Tredecim Pagos
- 1803 –
Sanctogallum, 
Grisonia, 
Argovia, 
Turgovia, 
Pagus Ticinensis, 
Pagus Valdensis
- 1815 –
Valesia, 
Novicastrum, 
Genava
- 1979 –
Iura (secessio a Berna) - 1999 – Proprii sex semipagorum ut pagi (
Subsilvania superior et 
Subsilvania inferior, 
Abbatis Cella Exterior et 
Abbatis Cella Interior, 
Pagus Basilea Urbs et 
Pagus Basilea rus)
Nexus interni
- Alamanni
- Alpes
- Alpes Poeninae
- Ioannes Calvinus
- Celtae
- Comitatus Sabaudiae
- Consociatio Europaea liberi commercii
- Custodes Helvetici
- Ducatus Sabaudiae
- Foedus Pactum Helveticum
- Genava
- Helvetii
- Historia Alpium
- Historia Europae
- Historiographia Helvetiae
- Iura (mons)
- Leponti
- Lexicon Helvetiae historicum
- Respublica Helvetica
- Wilhelmus Thellius
- Turicum
- Uldrychus Zwingli
Notae recensere
- ↑ "Regional Portraits: Cantons". Neuchâtel, Switzerland: Swiss Federal Statistical Office. 2011.
Bibliographia recensere
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- Wilson, John. 1832.History of Switzerland. Partes et indagatio textus.
Nexus externi recensere
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