1539 LAW Filippo Decio Commentary on Corpus Juris Civilis Roman Justinian ROME

1539 LAW Filippo Decio Commentary on Corpus Juris Civilis Roman Justinian ROME

 

A rare, important Italian law book by Filippo Decio – a 15^th-century jurist. His most famous book, ‘De Regulis Juris,’ often and regularly reissued through the end of the 16^th-century. This work was an influential commentary on the 6^th-century Roman compendium ‘Digest’ or ‘Corpus Juris Civilis’, which was a collection of juristic writings on Roman Law by Emperor Justinian. Decio clarifies and provides methodical notes on the principles that make up ‘Corpus Juris Civils’ as well as new approaches to studying law.

 

Item number: #3061

Price: $950

 

DECIO, Filippo

 

Philippus Decius De regu. iuris : Excellentissimi ac celeberrimi Juris Utriusq[ue] monarche … scripta siue Lectura super titulo De regulis iuris .ff. cum interpretationibus nonnullaru[m] legum eiusde[m] tituli, necnon Apostillis ac etia[m] Repertorio dn̄i Hieronymi Chuchalo[n] hispani nuper additis : adiecte sunt nuper adnotationes non pauce quibus vocula hec, Additio (quo facili[us] he posteriores additiones a priorib[us] discerni possint) p[re]posita est.

 

[Lyon] : Venundantur Lugd. apud Jacobum Giuncti, 1539.

 

Details:

• Foliation: Complete with all pages
  • [36], clxxvi
• References: BMC 877.g.13;
• Language: Latin
• Binding: Vellum; tight & secure
• Size: ~6.25in X 4.5in (16cm x 11.5cm)
• Rare with no other example for sale worldwide at present

 

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