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TWO VERY RARE LEGAL WORKS BOUND IN 1 INCLUDING AN IMPORTANT ONE ON LAND BORDERS AYTTA, Viglius Zuichemius ab Commentaria in decem titulos Institutionum iuris civilis. Accesserunt & his Oliverii Textoris Commentaria in tit. De gradibus cognationum earundem Institutionum. Lyon J. Faure for the Heirs of J. Giunta 1562 8vo: 1 7 x 10 cm. RARE. Blindstamped vellum (one small hole to vellum) and clasps. Authored by the distinguished jurist Vigilius Zuichemus Phrysius, this work presents a deep exploration of ten titles of Justinian's Institutes, offering rich commentary that reflects the legal thought and interpretation of Roman law in the Renaissance BOUND WITH Hieronymus de Monte. Tractatus de finibus regendis civitatum, castrorum, ac praediorum, tam urbanorum, quam rusticorum, & pro dirimendis iureque iudicandis eorum litibus, atque controversiis fertilissimus, utilis & pernecessarius. Nunc denuo impressus & ab ipso auctore recognitus & adauctus. Heidelberg: Schirat, 1565. VERY RARE. "Tractatus de finibus regendis civitatum, castrorum, ac praediorum, tam urbanorum, quam rusticorum, & pro dirimendis iureq[ue] iudicandis eorum litibus, atque controversiis fertilissimus, utilis & pernecessarius," roughly translates to "Treatise on the Management of the Boundaries of Cities, Camps, and Estates, both Urban and Rural, and for Settling and Judging by Law Their Disputes and Controversies, Most Fruitful, Useful, and Necessary." This work by Hieronymus de Monte, printed in 1565, is a legal treatise focusing on the management and delineation of boundaries for cities, military camps, and both urban and rural properties. It discusses the legal frameworks for resolving disputes and controversies related to these boundaries. Such treatises were essential during a time when local governance, the demarcation of territories, and the rights to land were of paramount importance, both for practical management and legal jurisdiction.
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