The Casus breves libri collationum and the Casus breves feudorum are attributed to Jacobus de Belviso and Baldo degli Ubaldi, respectively, in their explicits. Ubaldi is usually considered the author of the Casus breves in Codicem et Institutiones Justiniani, although that work has sometimes been attributed to Johannes de Turnhout.

Issued with (followed by) another volume which is a Casus breves for the Digesta (see LCCN 2011656460). The Basel edition, published in 1480, has continuous signatures (Cf. BM 15th cent., III, p. 727) and is usually listed as one work in bibliographies.

Publication information from Campbell.

Signatures: [1-22⁸ 23-24¹⁰ 25-26⁸ 27-28⁶ 29-31⁸].

LC copy has initials, paragraph marks, underlinings, and capital strokes in red. Ms. notations throughout.

LC copy was purchased for the Law Library of Congress by Julie Chrystyn Opperman in honor of her husband, Dwight D. Opperman (June 13, 2011).

With: Johannes, de Turnhout. [Casus breves super totum corpus legum]. Opus vtilissimu[m] [con]tinens casus breues sup[er] totu[m] corpus legu[m]. [Brussels : Brothers of the Common Life, between 1478 and 1480].

Copinger 817

GW M48450

Illustrated ISTC (CD-ROM, 2nd ed.) iu00012800

Campbell 217