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johannis schneidewini j.u.d clarissimi, et academiae wittebergenfis professoris quondam publici & celeberrimi, in quatuor institutionum imperialium D justiniani libros, commentarii, nunc post mortem eius in usum & gratiam juris studioformum, nec non omnium aliorum praxin sorensem sectantium
Published by George André Dolhopffi, 1677
Couverture rigide. Condition: Assez bon. Francfort, Georges André Dolhopffii, 1677. Large volume in-8° jesus (24x18) de (5)+1903p+80p(index). Reliure en plein veau, dos à 4 nerfs, sans titrage. Etat d'usage. Mouillures et Rousseurs. Portrait de l'auteur pleine page. Nombreuses annotations manuscrites dont deux ex-libris de 1680 (de la même personne ?). Commentaire des quatre livres de l'institution impériale de Justinien, qui va devenir la base du système judiciaire occidental. L'auteur, Johan Schneidewein fût l'élève de Martin Luther. Ouvrage intéressant.
