[Coutumes], CHASSENÆO (Bartholomæi a), [CHASSENEUX (Barthéemy de)]
    CONSUETUDINES DUCATUS BURGUNDIÆ, FEREQUE TOTIUS GALLIÆ: Bartholomæi A CHASSENÆO (…) COMMENTARIIS amplissimis & doctissimis illustratæ. Hac postrema editione infinitis erroribus omnia purgata, genuinaq. lectioni restitua opera & studio Juliani Mallery. Accessit rerum, verborumque Index locupletissimus
Édition :
    Lugduni (Lyon)
Date :
    1582
    folio, full brown calf of the period, spine with raised bands decorated, gilt title on brown paper, red edges, red and black title, old manuscript ex-libris, vignettes and initials, printed in 2 columns, (book in poor condition, numerous abrasions and losses on the covers, headcap missing, joints split, edges and corners worn, significant damp stain running through the whole volume, the text remaining nevertheless very legible, small worming in the middle margin on a few middle leaves), (59 leaves)-1528 col.
    A rare and exceptional edition of this landmark of French law. Chasseneuz was one of the first authors to attempt to clarify French customary law by reconciling it with Roman law. At the same time, he did not hesitate to compare different local customs to provide practical solutions for practitioners, leading him to undertake a didactic analysis of conflicts between customs. His commentary was so well received by his contemporaries that it went through more than 20 editions between 1517 and 1647 (published in Lyon, Paris, Frankfurt, and Geneva). This edition is complete with seven plates depicting inheritance practices in the form of a genealogical tree. Dupin, ref. 1210-6.

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