[THEOPHILUS (Theophilo)] – INSTITUTIONUM JURIS CIVILIS LIBROS QUATUOR. Olim à Theophilo Antecessore in Græcum è Latino uberius dissusiùsque translati, & nunc nuper è Græco in Latinum per D. Iac. Curtium Brugenfem Jurisconsultum conuersi. In quibus multa,
[THEOPHILUS (Theophilo)] – INSTITUTIONUM JURIS CIVILIS LIBROS QUATUOR. Olim à Theophilo Antecessore in Græcum è Latino uberius dissusiùsque translati, & nunc nuper è Græco in Latinum per D. Iac. Curtium Brugenfem Jurisconsultum conuersi. In quibus multa,
[THEOPHILUS (Theophilo)] – INSTITUTIONUM JURIS CIVILIS LIBROS QUATUOR. Olim à Theophilo Antecessore in Græcum è Latino uberius dissusiùsque translati, & nunc nuper è Græco in Latinum per D. Iac. Curtium Brugenfem Jurisconsultum conuersi. In quibus multa,
    [THEOPHILUS (Theophilo)]
    INSTITUTIONUM JURIS CIVILIS LIBROS QUATUOR. Olim to Theophilo Antecessore in Græcum è Latino uberius dissusiùsque translati, & nunc nuper è Græco in Latinum per D. Iac. Curtium Brugenfem Jurisconsultum conuersi. In quibus multa, quæ in aliarum editionum libris vel deerant, vel corruptè legebantur, adhibita Græcarum Institutionum collatione sunt restituta. Cum argumentis compendiasis paragraphos fingulos illustrantibus.
Édition :
    Tolosæ (Toulouse)
Date :
    1663
    small in-6, full tan calfskin, gilt title on burgundy morocco binding, spine with 4 raised bands decorated with gilt fleurons and framing fillets, red speckled edges, size 11.5 cm X 7 cm, (boards slightly rubbed with small abrasions, 1 joint completely split and the other for 2 cm with loss at the bottom and top of the spine, 4 wormholes in the spine, headcaps missing, edges and corners bumped with small losses, ff. 215/216 torn with loss of text at the end of 9 lines, some dampstaining), [12 ff.]-760 p.-[5 ff.].
    A fairly widespread work in the 16th and early 17th centuries, Theophilus's Institutes of Justinian. Small format for this late edition.

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