[MENOCHIO (Jacopo)], MENOCHII (Jacobi) – JACOBI MENOCHII PAPIENSIS JURISC. EXCELLENTISSIMI, Regiæ Catholic Maiestat. redituum extradinariorum Præsidis, ac secretioris intimique Consilii Mediolanensis, & olim in nobilissimo Gymnasio Patauino juris Cæsarei
[MENOCHIO (Jacopo)], MENOCHII (Jacobi) – JACOBI MENOCHII PAPIENSIS JURISC. EXCELLENTISSIMI, Regiæ Catholic Maiestat. redituum extradinariorum Præsidis, ac secretioris intimique Consilii Mediolanensis, & olim in nobilissimo Gymnasio Patauino juris Cæsarei
[MENOCHIO (Jacopo)], MENOCHII (Jacobi) – JACOBI MENOCHII PAPIENSIS JURISC. EXCELLENTISSIMI, Regiæ Catholic Maiestat. redituum extradinariorum Præsidis, ac secretioris intimique Consilii Mediolanensis, & olim in nobilissimo Gymnasio Patauino juris Cæsarei
    [MENOCHIO (Jacopo)], MENOCHII (Jacobi)
    JACOBI MENOCHII PAPIENSIS JURISC. EXCELLENTISSIMI, Regiæ Catholic Maiestat. redituum extradinariorum Præsidis, ac secretioris intimique Consilii Mediolanensis, & olim in nobilissimo Gymnasio Patauino juris Cæsarei inteerpretis Primarii, DE ARBITRARIIS JUDICUM QUESTIONIBUS ET CAUSIS, LIBRI DUO: QUIBUS TOTA FERE JURIS PARS, QUÆ A JUDICUM arbitrio & potestate pendet, perquam docte, late, & eleganter pertractatur, magno judicentum, docentium & discentium commodo. ACCESSIT POSTREMAE HUIC EDITIONI eiusdem Argumenti CENTURIA SEXTA, NUNC RECENS A D.ZUCTORE CONSCRIPTA, ET NUNQUAM ante visa: auctis præterea ex Auctoris recgnitione, & locupletatis capitibus ferme omnibus, diuersi prodite videantur. Cum Indicibus Qautuor, quibus omnia quæ hoc volumine pertractantur, quam commodissimé annotantur
Édition :
    Lugduni [Lyon]
Date :
    1606
    folio, mottled brown half-calf, gilt hand on garnet paper, spine with 5 raised bands framed by double gilt fillets, printed in double columns (joint split at the upper board, headcaps sagging and slightly damaged, corners bumped, boards and edges slightly bumped with some small losses, heavy light dampstaining over the whole text without affecting legibility, some marks, notes and underlining in ink), [43 ff.]-696-102 p.
    A seminal text on the status and jurisdictional power of judges, first published in 1573 and continuously republished throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. All French authors in countries with codified law refer to its analyses. The work is divided into two parts. The first contains a general treatise organized by questions, while the second presents over 600 solved cases. A substantial index concludes the work, making it highly accessible. Among the various topics covered are reflections on the right of the poor to access justice (cases 60 and 61), on the discipline of magistrates (Quaestio 59 ff.), on the general principles governing the pronouncement of judgments (Quaestio 8 ff.), and the final hundred cases are devoted to specific areas: the judge's power in criminal matters, feudal matters, and religious matters.

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Mots-clés : Judicial organization, Ancient law - History of law

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