CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)] – JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc
    CLARUS (Julius) [CLARO (Giulio)]
    JULII CLARI PATRITII ALEXANDRINI Jurisconsulti Longe clarissimi, et serenissimi Philippi hispaniarum regis catholici, supremi consiliarii, ac regentis digniss; Opera omnia. Quæ quidem hactenus in lvcem prodierunt. Nunc recens mvlto quam antehacvnquam, collatis omnibus diuerfarum editionne Exemplaribus, excusa. Qvorum catalogvm proxima post præfationem pagina montrabit, Cum Summariis & Indice locupletifsimo
Édition :
    Lvgdvni [Lyon]
Date :
    1575
    folio, full fawn calf, gilt title on burgundy morocco slipcase, spine with 5 raised bands decorated with fleurons, lace and gilt fillets, red edges, 1 Ex-Libris, tailpiece, vignette, headband and initial, double column printing, (scuffs on the covers, 1 small corner of the title slipcase torn off, gilts slightly faded, leather eaten away at the bottom of the 2nd cover and on the lower margin of the last 18 leaves of the work, a few wormholes the size of a character in the lower part of the text, 1 Ex-Libris hidden on the title page, a few ink underlines on p. 447), [6 leaves]-528-[22 leaves].
    Giulio Claro (1525-1575), one of the greatest jurists of the Italian Renaissance, a lawyer in Alexandria, was a student of Alciato and Belloni. Mayor of Cremona, he was appointed by King Philip II of Spain to head the Supreme Council of Italy in Madrid. This edition collects all of the author's work in both civil and criminal law. The civil law section (Books III and IV of Receptae sententiae) comprises four treatises: wills, donations, leases, and fiefs. The last, the famous criminalis stages (Book V of Receptae sententiae), represents Claro's true masterpiece, in which he addresses all the principal cases in the world of criminal law (274 pages). It is thanks to this chapter that the author is often considered one of the greatest specialists in criminal law, far superior to Rousseau de la Combe, Muyard de Vouglans, and Jousse. As for the edition, it seems that we have the first one (Dupin, ref. 1789 for the Frankfurt editions in 1613 and 1636, Geneva in 1637, 1666 and 1739).

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