- About some aspects of Magdeburg-Leitmeritz Law in Bohemia2015 | Faculty of Law
- Magdeburg law compared with the codification of Pqavel Kristian z Koldína2010 | Faculty of Law
- Dietrich von Portitz. A Cistercian Monk, Imperial Advisor, Magdeburg Archbishop. Politics and Mecenary2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Nürnberg - Magdeburg - Erfurt. On the itinerary of the traveling artist in 14th century2011 | Faculty of Arts
- Mechthild of Magdeburg2018 | Faculty of Arts
- HIOB MAGDEBURG AND THE EVIDENTIAL VALUE OF HIS MAP OF THURINGIA AND MEISSEN FOR HISTORIC SETTLEMENT CONTEXTIN THE ORE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS. REMNANTS OF MEDIAEVAL CONDITIONS IN EARLY SAXON CARTOGRAPHY2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Law of Magdeburg-Litoměřice in Bohemia2012 | Faculty of Law, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Report on the Session of the International Scientific Committee of the Project of the World Exhibition about Magdeburg Municipal Law and výEuropean Cities in the Middle AgesPublication without faculty affiliation
- Report on the Session of the International Scientific Committee of the Project of the World Exhibition about Magdeburg Municipal Law and výEuropean Cities in the Middle Ages2017 | Faculty of Law, Faculty of Arts
- Outline of development of legal influence of Magdeburg-Saxon municipal law and the reformation in the bohemian lands and their conceinvalbe inspirational aspects for today2015 | Faculty of Law
- Altmark from 1300 until 1600. A cultural region in between tensions of Magdeburg Lübeck und Berlin.2011 | Faculty of Arts
- BILY, I. - CARLS, W. - GÖNCZI, K. - LAZAR, M. Sächsischmagdeburgisches Recht in Tschechien und in der Slowakei. Untersuchungen zur Geschichte des Rechts und seiner Sprache (= Ius Saxonico-Maideburgense in Oriente, Band 5)2022 | Faculty of Law
- Guilds and Brotherhoods2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Upper Lusatia and Silesia in the turn of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Era in comparative perspective. Selected aspects of social, cultural and church development in the given period2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The double siege of Nymburk (1631 and 1634): Event and memory2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation