Antonius Perez (7 results)

17th-century edition of Antoni Perez's celebrated legal treatise on Roman Imperial Law, printed by the prestigious Daniel Elzevier in Amsterdam ? Editio Undecima (11th edition), 1673. Antonio Perez (1583-1672) was a distinguished Spanish jurist and professor of Civil Law at the University of Louvain, and Royal Counsellor. His Institutiones Imperiales was a standard legal textbook widely used across European universities throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. Binding: Original period brown leather, showing natural wear consistent with age of 350 years. Front cover detached and in need of rebinding ? priced accordingly. Text in Latin. Pages show age-appropriate toning and foxing. A solid piece of 17th-century legal history.

siehe Artikelbeschreibung. Condition: siehe Artikelbeschreibung. ; 13,5 x 8 cm; geb. A.; Ganzpergamentband der Zeit; ganzseitiges Kupferstich - Frontispiz; 543pp; Zustand: oberes Kapital und Rest von unterem Kapital vorhanden, sonst fehlt der Rücken, Seitendeckel bis auf sehr geringe Abschabungen gut; erstes ( von 2 ) weißen Vorsatzblättern vorn ca. 1/3 am Rand herausgetrennt; innen gut; letztes weißes Vorsatzblatt hinten mit 3 - zeiliger Notiz von alter Hand; abgesehen von den genannten Einband- Schäden gutes Ex.; Besitzvermerk; aus aufgelöster Klosterbibliothek;

Rilegato. Condition: buono. 16°,PP.620,LEG.IN PERG.MORBIDA COEVA,INTERESSANTE MANUALE DI DIRITTO CIVILE MEDIANTE "EROTEMATA",CIOE' DOMANDE SULLE ISTITUZIONI GIUSTINIANEE CUI SEGUONO LE RISPOSTE IN UN LATINO PERSPICUO E SCORREVOLE,LO SCOPO DICHIARATO DALL'AUTORE E' QUELLO DI NON ESCLUDERE I "RUDIORES",PICCOLA MANCANZA AL DORSO (CIRCA 2 CM NELLA PARTE SUPERIORE).

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Aceptable. Rare 1661 edition of Praelectiones in duodecim libros Codicis Justiniani by Antonius Perez, printed by the renowned Elzevir publishing house in Amsterdam. This important legal work offers a scholarly commentary on the Twelve Books of the Code of Emperor Justinian, widely used in legal education throughout Europe in the 17th century. This Editio nova was revised and expanded by the author and includes comprehensive summaries and indexes. The book is signed on the title page, most likely by a historical owner named Ranzow, a surname associated with noble and scholarly families in Northern Europe. This provenance adds an extra layer of interest and potential value to collectors and historians. Condition: Overall in quite acceptable condition considering its age. The pages are clean and well preserved, though the spine shows notable wear, especially along the joints and edges. Minor age-related discoloration and edge wear are visible, consistent with a 17th-century volume. The binding remains intact. A remarkable example of early modern legal scholarship and printing, ideal for collectors of Roman law, Elzevir editions, or provenance-rich antiquarian books.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Aceptable. Rare 1661 edition of Praelectiones in duodecim libros Codicis Justiniani by Antonius Perez, printed by the renowned Elzevir publishing house in Amsterdam. This important legal work offers a scholarly commentary on the Twelve Books of the Code of Emperor Justinian, widely used in legal education throughout Europe in the 17th century. This Editio nova was revised and expanded by the author and includes comprehensive summaries and indexes. The book is signed on the title page, most likely by a historical owner named Ranzow, a surname associated with noble and scholarly families in Northern Europe. This provenance adds an extra layer of interest and potential value to collectors and historians. Condition: Overall in quite acceptable condition considering its age. The pages are clean and well preserved, though the spine shows notable wear, especially along the joints and edges. Minor age-related discoloration and edge wear are visible, consistent with a 17th-century volume. The binding remains intact. A remarkable example of early modern legal scholarship and printing, ideal for collectors of Roman law, Elzevir editions, or provenance-rich antiquarian books.

Editio nova, ab Auctore recognita & aucta RARE 1661 ELZEVIER EDITION ? earlier and scarcer than the more common 1671 issue. Ant. Perezi J.C. Praelectiones in Duodecim Libros Codicis Justiniani Imp. Amsterdam: Apud Ludovicum & Danielem Elzevirios, 1661. Rare 1661 Elzevier edition of this landmark commentary on the Twelve Books of the Code of Emperor Justinian, by Antonio Perez (1583-1672), Spanish-born Jesuit jurist and Professor of Law at the University of Louvain (Academia Lovaniensis), Counsellor to the Spanish Crown (S.C. & R. Majestatis Consiliarius). Editio nova, revised and expanded by the author. Title page printed in red and black with woodcut vignette (Minerva under tree). Two parts in one volume. Text in double columns. - Published by Ludovicus & Daniel Elzevier, the most prestigious printing house of 17th-century Europe - Over 360 years old - Contemporary leather binding with raised gilt bands and gilt-tooled spine panels (spine damaged with losses, binding otherwise sound) - Historical ownership signature on title page, possibly "Ranzow" - a notable Northern European noble and scholarly family - Manuscript inscription on front endpaper dated 1918 - Pages generally clean and sound with age toning consistent with a 17th-century volume References: Roberts 236; STCN 093727313; Willems 1273; Walker 946. Language: Latin.

2 voll. in 8, pp. (14) + 690; 733 + (1b). Fr. stampati in nero e rosso. Qualche abrasione ai p. Legatura in p. pl. coeva. Ed. settecentesca di questo commentario del codice giustiniano in cui l'A. aggiunge anche nozioni relative alla storia spagnola, tedesca e francese. L'A.Â(1583-1672), giurista spagnolo, fu professore d'istituzioni all'Universita' di Lovanio, fu nominato consigliere del re di Spagna. ITA.