1612 Chasseneuz Catalogus Mundi Encyclopedia
of Science Mathematics Medicine
Barthelemy de
Chasseneuz was a 16th-century French jurist who published a number
of books on customary law which were an important influence on Napoleonic Code.
In addition to this works on law, he wrote an extensive encyclopedia entitled
‘Catalogus Gloriae Mundi’. This book was a survey of every known topic with
which Chasseneuz was familiar. However, the main focus of the work was French
heraldry and societal ranks in the 15th-century. This 1612 edition
includes charming illustrations throughout including dozens of coats of arms
and family crests.
Item number: #6962
Price: $599
CHASSENEUZ, Barthelemy de
Catalogus gloriae mundi D. Bartholomaei Chassanaei,
Burgundi ...: in quo doctissime simul et copiosissime de dignitatibus,
honoribus, praerogatiuis & excellentia, spirituum hominum animantium,
rerumq, caeterarum omnium ... diuisum in libros duodecine.
Francofurti ad Moenum: Typis
Willierianis : Impensis Rulandiorum, 1612.
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Collation: Complete with all pages
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[32], 1064
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Language: Latin
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Binding: Vellum; tight & secure
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Size: ~9.5in
X 7in (24cm x 18cm)
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