1595 Schneidewein SAXON LAW
Institutionum Imperialium Charles V Martin Luther
Johann Schneidewein was a 16th-century German lawyer
best-known for studying with Martin Luther. His magnum opus was a commentary
on law institutions, “Institutionum
Imperalium Justiniani”. In this work, Schneidewein discussed common
law, canonic law, imperial recesses, court orders from the court of Charles V,
codes of Protestant doctrine, and even Saxon law. Schneidewein never saw the
work published during his lifetime, but it would see countless editions over
the centuries, including this impressive folio printing from 1595. This
particular edition contains edits from Pieter Brederode and Denis Godefroy.
Item number: #22016
Price: $795
SCHNEIDEWEIN, Johann
Joannis Schneidewini,... In
quatuor Institutionum imperialium D. Justiniani libros commentarii
Lugduni: in officina H. à Porta : sumptibus fratrum de Gabiano, 1595.
Details:
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Collation: Complete with all pages
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[8], 868, [70]
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References: USTC 159027
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Language: Latin
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Binding: Leather; tight and secure
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Size: ~14in X 9.25in (35.5cm x 23.5cm)
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rare and desirable
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