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130 0 $aVocabularius utriusque juris.
245 00 $aVocabvlarivm vtrivsqve ivris,$bvna cvm tract. admodvm vtili de ratione studii. Accessit Lexicon iuris ciuilis, in quo varij & insignes errores Accurtij notantur.$cAntonio Nebrissensi auctore. Nunc denuo studio, ac diligentia ab innumeris erroribus expurgatum multisque multarum vocum significationibus illustratum.
260 $aVenetiis,$bApud Petrum Bertanum,$c1606.
300 $a414 l.$c15 cm.
500 $aBeginning in the mid-16th century, the anonymous Vocabularius utriusque juris was customarily published with Nebrija's Lexicon juris civilis. Cf. Palau y Dulcet, 2. ed., 189272. In the present ed. the Vocabularius is attributed to Nebrija.
500 $a"Tractatvs de modo studendi ... Editus per ... Ioan. Bapt. de Cazalupis": leaves 393-414.
650 0 $aRoman law$xDictionaries.
650 0 $aCanon law$xDictionaries.
700 12 $aNebrija, Antonio de,$d1444?-1522.$tLexicon juris civilis.$f1606.
700 12 $aCaccialupi, Giovanni Battista,$dd. 1496.$tDe modo studendi et vita doctorum.$f1606.
740 0 $aVocabularium utriusque juris.