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001 98218663 //r98
003 DLC
005 19981223101651.3
008 981106s1591 it 001 0 lat
010 $a 98218663 //r98
040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$edcrb
050 00 $aKJA1272.2$b 1591
130 0 $aVolumen parvum (Corpus juris civilis)
245 10 $aVolumen legum paruum quod vocant :$bin quo haec insunt, tres posteriores libri Codicis D. Iustiniani ..., Authenticae seu Nouellae constitutiones eiusdem principis ..., Feudorum libri duo, Constitutiones Friderici II. Imperatoris, Extrauagantes duae Henrici VII. Imperatoris, Tractatus de Pace Constantiae : omnia commentarijs Antonij Contij apud Bituriges iuris professoris ordinarij illustrata, & sedulò recognita.
246 3 $aVolvmen legvm paruum quod vocant
260 $aVenetiis :$b[s.n.],$c1591.
300 $a[20], 226, [2 blank], 359, [1 blank], 145, [3 blank] p. ;$c25 cm. (4to)
500 $aThe law texts are surrounded by gloss or commentary, with additional notes in the margins.
500 $aPrinted in black and red.
500 $aTogether with the Institutiones of same year, this is apparently (without it being explicitly stated) the fifth volume in the edition of all parts of Justinian's Corpus produced in 1591 by the same publisher (Societas Aquilae se Renovantis?)
500 $aDevice on t.p.: eagle on rock in the sea, with motto "Renovabitur ut aquilae iuventus tua," variant with the four signature themes of Scoto, Varisco, Sessa, and Zenaro in the corners as noted in Zappella, v. 1, p. 68, u, although not same as Zappella fig. 140 (the two figures flanking the main image are putti)
500 $aSignatures: *¹⁰ aa-oo⁸ pp²(pp2 blank); a-y⁸ z⁴; aA-hH⁸ iI¹⁰(iI10 blank).
500 $aIncludes indexes.
501 $aWith: Institutiones. Institutionum siue primorum totius iurisprudentiae elementorum libri quatuor. Venetiis : [s.n.], 1591. Probably issued together.
650 0 $aRoman law.
650 0 $aFeudal law.
700 1 $aLeconte, Antoine,$d1517-1586.
730 02 $aPeace of Constance$d(1183)