1539 LAW of the Concordat of Bologna Italy Pope Leo X Catholic France Rebuffi

1539 LAW of the Concordat of Bologna Italy Pope Leo X Catholic France Rebuffi

 

Pierre Rebuffi was a 16^th-century French jurist who is best known for his commentary on the ‘Concordat of Bologna’. The famous Concordat was an agreement made between Francis I of France and Pope Leo X outlining privileges both to the Catholic Church and the French monarchy, most of which pertained to tithes and income collection.

 

Beginning in the 1520s, Rebuffi, along with many other political scholars and churchmen, questioned whether the Concordat actually kept France a Catholic nation during the height of the French Reformation. Rebuffi offered his views on it in his now famous commentary – a rare work of 16^th-century jurisprudence.

 

Item number: #10603

Price: $950

 

REBUFFI, Pierre

 

Concordatorum inter sanctissimum dominum nostrum papam Leonem decimum et sedem apostolicam, ac christianissimum dominum nostrum Regem Franciscum hujus nomini primum … cum interpretationibus

 

Lugduni: Hugues et héritiers d’Aymon de la Porte, 1539.

 

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • [8], 163, [13]; [4], 278, [2]; [4], 176; 69, [50]
• References: USTC 157284; Tyler Lange, First French Reformation;
• Provenance: Handwritten – Pierre Brumeau
• Language: Latin
• Binding: Leather; tight & secure
• Size: ~8.75in X 6.75in (22.5cm x 17cm)

 

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