Dissertationes Juridico Theologicae – Ulrich Huber – 1698 | Political Philosophy

Ulrich Huber’s Dissertationes Juridico Theologicae VII is a 1698 collection of seven separate treatises in one seventeenth-century leather-bound volume. Huber, a Frisian jurist and philosopher, examined legal, theological, and political issues central to European intellectual life. His work combined Roman law commentary with Protestant thought, shaping debates on sovereignty, authority, and obligation. The volume contains Supremae Frisiorum Curiae Ex-Senatoris Digressiones Justinianeae, De calumnia centum et viginti errorum Jacobi Perizoni, De Iure Popularis, Optimatium et Regalis Imperii, and De Concursu Rationis et Sacrae Scripturae, among others. Each text engages with key matters of jurisprudence, including covenants, testamentary law, equity, and divine justice.

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Ulrici Huberi … De foederibus, testamentis, liberationibus, satisfactionibus, acceptilatione, jure crediti divini, aequitate, dispensatione et redemptione, Dissertationes Juridico theologicae VII
• Author(s): Ulrich Huber
• Publisher: Franequerae, apud Leonardum Strik
• Edition: 1698.
• Format: (16mo), single volume
• Binding: Leather
• Size:  6.5 in x 4 in (16.5 cm x 10 cm)
• Collation: 1-152, 1-110, 1-92, 1-55, (32) 1-320, 1-23
• Illustrations:
• Contents Include:
  • Supremae Frisiorum Curiae Ex-Senatoris Digressiones Justinianeae
  • De calumnia centum et viginti errorum Jacobi Perizoni
  • De Iure Popularis, Optimatium et Regalis Imperii
  • De Concursu Rationis et Sacrae Scripturae
• Provenance: provenance
• Reference(s): references

Condition:

Bound in leather with rubbing at corners and hinges. Binding remains tight and secure. Pages are firm and intact. Condition: Very Good.

Why Collect This?

• Bound collection of seven Latin treatises on law and theology
• Contains Huber’s commentary on Justinian’s Corpus Juris Civilis

Item Number: #29219