Antonius Matthaeus (242 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book examines the medieval county of Holland and its feudal ties to the counties of Flanders and Zeeland. The author traces the complex political and legal relationships that shaped the region during a period of significant territorial and dynastic change. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the feudal customs and institutions that governed Holland, Flanders, and Zeeland, examining the legal and administrative structures that underpinned these relationships. It also explores various themes, such as the role of the church, the influence of the Holy Roman Empire, and the impact of the crusades. The book argues that the feudal ties between Holland, Flanders, and Zeeland were not merely formal arrangements but had a profound impact on the development of each territory. Through detailed analysis of charters, chronicles, and other primary sources, the author reveals the complex interplay of power and authority that shaped the region's political landscape. This book is a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in medieval history, feudalism, and the development of the Low Countries. It offers a fresh perspective on the complex political dynamics of the region and provides new insights into the feudal relationships that shaped medieval Europe. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the intricate history of St. John's Church in Utrecht, tracing its establishment in the 20th century and the pivotal role it played in the religious landscape of the time. The author meticulously presents the church's origins, its architectural evolution, and its significance as a center of worship and community. The book explores the church's close ties to the city of Utrecht, examining its impact on the social, cultural, and political fabric of the region. Through a comprehensive analysis of historical records and archival documents, the author uncovers fascinating insights into the daily life of the church and its congregation. The author provides a nuanced understanding of the church's architectural features, discussing its unique design, symbolism, and the artistic treasures it houses. This book is not only a valuable resource for scholars of religious history but also a fascinating read for anyone interested in the rich cultural heritage of Utrecht. Through its exploration of St. John's Church, the book offers a glimpse into the religious beliefs and practices that have shaped the city's identity. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Two works bound in one. [20], 264p, [8], [40], 203p, [4]. Contemporary stiff vellum over boards. Antonius Matthaeus III (1635 - 1710) was a Dutch lawyer and publisher of historical sources. Neither works are listed in Graesse, Ebert or Brunet. Contemporary signature on the title page. A fresh clean copy.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This fascinating chronicle covers the history of East Frisia and its neighboring regions from ancient times to the late 18th century. Written in Dutch by Antonius Matthaeus, Eelhart Folkert Harkenroht, and Eggerik Beninga, it provides a unique perspective on the region's culture, politics, and society.

Condition: Good. Editio secunda. 4to. (XX)+830 pp. Index. Hardcover. Contemp. binding covered with later paper. (Occas. light waterst.). * 2nd vol. (of 5) only, incl. Emonis & Menconis chronicon abbatis in Werum, Egmond chronicon, Conclave Ultrajectinum, and four early (short) travel accounts. Text mainly in Latin, small part in Dutch.

8 Bll., 902 Seiten (richtig: 898 SS. wg. Sprung in der Paginierung 309-312), 19 Bll., 8° (21 x 17 cm), Ganzpergamentband d.Zt. auf sechs durchgezogenen Bünden und spanischer Kante. Bedeutendes Werk des niederländischen Strafrechtlers Antonius Matthaeus II., erstmals 1644 ebda. erschienen. - Sehr gut erhaltenes Exemplar in einem zeitgenöss. Schweinslederband, der Titel in rot und schwarz gedruckt und mit schöner Holzschnitt-Druckermarke. la.

Condition: very good. Edited and translated into English by M.L. Hewett & B.C. Stoop. Cape Town, South Africa : Juta, 1987. Hardcover. xxi,[14],139,139 pp. Latin text & english translation on opposite pages. 4to. Fasimilé with translation of : De Crimibus ad Lib. XLVII et XLVIII. Dig. commentarius (Antwerp, 1761; 5th & final edition) by Antonius Matthaeus II (1601-1654), the first professor of law (primarius iuris) at the University of Utrecht in 1641 until his death in 1654, and considered as an eminent jurist in his time. Condition : very good copy. ISBN 9780702118548. Keywords : , roman law, römisches Recht.

12°. - 13,3:7,5 cm. Kupfertitel, 7 Blätter mit gr. Wappenkupfer, 407 Seiten, 4 Blätter. Pappband der Zeit (Rücken gekalkt). - Kupfertitel seitlich stark beschnitten. Typograph. Titel mit altem hs. Besitzvermerk. Vord. Spiegel fehlt. Innen sauber. Rücken alt gekalkt, vord. Gelenk oben eingerissen und mit Fehlstelle im Rückenbezug (1:6 cm.) - 6880 Matthaeus was a jurist, professor of law at the University of Marburg and the father of the distinguished Roman-Dutch jurist, Antonius Matthaeus (II).

Editio Secunda [i.e. second edition]. [16], 380pp. With an additional engraved title. Contemporary vellum with title in gilt to spine. Some minor spots of soiling but overall well preserved. Armorial bookplate of Los Angeles Law Library to FEP, tear to bottom edge of FFEP, loss to head of *4, ink annotation to margin of p.39, lightly foxed throughout. A second edition of this collection of 17 disputations on civil judicial proceedings, by Antonius Matthaeus II (1601-1654) of the University of Utrecht. Size: 12mo.

Cm. 24,5, pp. (12) 692 (24). Solida leg. coeva in mezza pelle, dorso lsicio con fregi e titolio in oro su tassello. Esemplare genuino e ben conservato. Importante commentario giuscriminalistico di Antonius Matthaeus (1635-1710), professore a Leida ed Utrecht ed autore di opere dalla vasta circolazione in tutta Europa.

Full-Leather. Condition: Near Fine. Language: Latin. De Criminibus Ad Lib. Xlvii Et Xlviii Digest. Commentarius first Neapolitan edition in two volumes in-4, full leather, 4829 +363, some foxing, modern binding, good condition, rare [This description may have been translated by AI.] 0.

1698-1706. Pgmt. d. Zt. Die Ostfrieslandchornik hat nicht den Reihentitel der anderen Bände, sondern einen eigenen Titel, gilt aber als Teil der Reihe 'Veteris aevi analecta' Gut erhalten (Ostfriesland, Chronik, Chorniken, Mitelalter, Niederlande) zus. 3 Bände gut erhalten.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 1st Edition. Manuductio ad jus Canonicum, Quĉ Ejusdem Originem, Institutiones, ac Fundamenta, & Quicquid in eo Primum ac Prĉcipuum, Complectitur. Auctore Antonio Matthĉo, Juris in Illustri Academie Lugduno-Batava Antecessore. Lugduni Batavorum, Apud Fredericum Haaring, 1696. FIRST EDITION! 471 pp plus index. 40 blank leaves in rear, ~20 exhibit old-hand ink marginalia. Full vellum binding measuring 7.5 x 5 , 8vo. In fair condition. Boards normally scuffed at edges and worn/bumped at corners. Head and tail of spine bumped. Vellum lightly toned, a few minor stains and scuffs. Manuscript spine. Front paste-down torn at fore-edge; binding exposed. Sparse old-hand ink marginalia throughout text-block. Small worm hole to pages 109-117. Interior typically toned with light foxing. Binding intact. Please see photos and ask questions, if any, before purchasing. Antonius Matthaeus III (Utrecht, 1635 Leiden, 1710) was a Dutch jurist and publisher of historical sources. He was the third jurist of the same name in the scholarly family Matthaeus. He was friends with collector of antiquities and publisher of old manuscripts Mr. Cornelis van Alkemade. Matthaeus was the first for whom Van Alkemade made a copy of the Rijmkroniek by Klaas Kolijn, which he had purchased (and was only later recognized as a forgery). After his death, this copy was made available by his son Antonius Matthaeus IV, professor in Deventer, to Gerhard Dumbar Sr., who included it in the first part of his Analecta in 1719. First Edition canon law; many leaves of old-hand manuscript notes from previous owner. RAREE1696DMOL - 01/22 COLR1696MDNO - 12/24 - HKREV360.

Due volumi di cm. 26,5, pp. xvi, 482 + 1 c.b.; (4) 362 (2). Leg. strettamente coeva in cart. alla rustica con titoli ms. su etichette ai dorsi. Lievi fioriture dovute alla qualità della carta, peraltro bell'esemplare, genuino e marginoso. Importante commentario giuscriminalistico di Antonius Matthaeus (1635-1710), professore a Leida ed Utrecht ed autore di opere dalla vasta circolazione in tutta Europa. Cfr. Sapori, 1843.

Due volumi di cm. 29, pp. (6) (2) 676 complessive. Leg. del tempo in mezza pergamena con punte, dorsi lisci con titoli in oro su tasselli. Una fenditura ad una cerniera, peraltro esemplare marginoso e ben conservato. Importante commentario giuscriminalistico di Antonius Matthaeus (1635-1710), professore a Leida ed Utrecht ed autore di opere dalla vasta circolazione in tutta Europa. Cfr. Sapori.