Frederickian

English Adjective - en Frederician. en 29 April 1872 The Freeman’s Journal, and Daily Commercial Advertiser CV Dublin William Kelly [3] https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/385237398/ 3 18153834 The article of the Frederickian code speaks of “simple differences of opinion,” and, therefore, we should suppose, limits the interference of the State to cases where the punishment is inflicted for these alone. 2 February 1912 German Opera Prohibited.Berlin Police Stop It Because One of the Characters Is Frederick the Great. https://www.nytimes.com/1912/02/02/archives/german-opera-prohibited-berlin-police-stop-it-because-one-of-the.html Barbarina was the name of a dancer whom the history of the Frederickian era associates with the Prussian national hero in a romantic connection. 16 September 1990 John Russell Art View: The Truth of Feeling Joins the Truth of Fact https://web.archive.org/web/20150525195238/https://www.nytimes.com/1990/09/16/arts/art-view-the-truth-of-feeling-joins-the-truth-of-fact.html?pagewanted=2 When the crypt was reopened in the presence of the King of Prussia, Menzel was invited in hopes that with his mastery of Frederickian uniforms and decorations, he could identify some of the bodies in the newly opened coffins.