BALDE (Baldus Ubaldis) – SUPER FEUDIS. Opus aureum… domini Baldi de Perusia super feudis, cum additionibus… domini Andree Barbacie et aliorum… doctorum, una cum distinctione numerorum quatenus materie singularis facilius in repertorio inveniantur. Sunt et
BALDE (Baldus Ubaldis) – SUPER FEUDIS. Opus aureum… domini Baldi de Perusia super feudis, cum additionibus… domini Andree Barbacie et aliorum… doctorum, una cum distinctione numerorum quatenus materie singularis facilius in repertorio inveniantur. Sunt et
BALDE (Baldus Ubaldis) – SUPER FEUDIS. Opus aureum… domini Baldi de Perusia super feudis, cum additionibus… domini Andree Barbacie et aliorum… doctorum, una cum distinctione numerorum quatenus materie singularis facilius in repertorio inveniantur. Sunt et
BALDE (Baldus Ubaldis) – SUPER FEUDIS. Opus aureum… domini Baldi de Perusia super feudis, cum additionibus… domini Andree Barbacie et aliorum… doctorum, una cum distinctione numerorum quatenus materie singularis facilius in repertorio inveniantur. Sunt et
BALDE (Baldus Ubaldis) – SUPER FEUDIS. Opus aureum… domini Baldi de Perusia super feudis, cum additionibus… domini Andree Barbacie et aliorum… doctorum, una cum distinctione numerorum quatenus materie singularis facilius in repertorio inveniantur. Sunt et
    BALDE (Baldus Ubaldis)
    SUPER FEUDIS. Opus aureum… domini Baldi de Perusia super feudis, cum additionibus… domini Andree Barbacie et aliorum… doctorum, una cum distinguished numerorum quatenus materie singularis facilius in repertorio inveniantur. Sunt et novissime adjecta summaria cum novo… repertorio per magistrum Johannem de Gradibus…
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    Lugdunum (Lyon)
Date :
    1522
    in-4, full contemporary vellum, engraved frontispiece, 16th century handwritten title in ink with scrolls and initials, two-column printing with cuffs, Gothic type, (copy in remarkable condition except for a few minor defects: vellum cracked on the lower part of the spine, minor losses on the title page without consequence on the engraved frontispiece, light dampstaining on the first and last 4 leaves, traces of humidity on the back cover., 161 leaves-15 leaves.
    (BNF reserve no. F-996, Congress Library no. 87205299). A superb post-incunabulum containing what is considered the author's most important monograph, his commentary on the Libri Feudorum. This text was first published in 1393 following a lecture given in Pavia. Feudal law had acquired considerable importance in the Duchy of Milan by the end of the 14th century, leading Balde to devote many of his consilia, as well as this text, to the subject. It enjoyed considerable success, with 34 manuscripts of it found in libraries. The first edition was printed in Rome in 1474 and was followed by 7 others before 1500, then 15 more between 1502 and 1595. The Libri Feudorum is a compilation by Frederick Barbarossa of the feudal law applicable in imperial lands. This is why French authors ignore, sometimes even vindictively, the texts of Italian authors on the subject, preferring to refer to a strictly French conception of feudal law. Our edition is one of the best because it contains additions from important authors, particularly Andrée Barbazza and Jean de Gradibus (who notably published the revised editions of the Somme Rural around the same time), but also because of its high quality of printing and layout. The information on this text was taken from Balde's biography published in the Revista internazionale de diritto commune, 1997, no. 8, p. 35, a major source of information on the author's writings.

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