Viatorium utriusque iuris

Viatoriu[m] seu directoriu[m] iuris : ex visceribus et medullis iuris vtriusq[ue] / excerptu[m] no[n] sine magno labore et singulari industria egregij viri iurisq[ue] peritissimi domini Johannis Berberii ; feliciter incipit.

[Paris] : Impressum fuit expe[n]sis honesti viri Joannis Petit et Romani Morin, anno D[omi]ni [9 August 1516]

cxcvj leaves ; 14 cm (octavo)

First printed between 1487 and 1490 in Lyon with title Viatorium utriusque iuris, the work combines elements of Roman, canon, and regional ("languedocien," Dict. biog. fr.) legal systems/provisions.

Place of publication from Moreau, the rest of imprint from colophon.
Woodcut (representing academic oath?) on title page includes title "Viatorium iuris"; initials.
Title page printed in red and black.
Printed in double columns.
Signatures: a-z⁸ A⁸ B⁴.
Colophon: Impressum habes candidissime lector vtriusq[ue] iuris viatoriu[m] nuperrime vero erroribus plurimis emendatum: omniq[ue] solertia correctu[m]: quod facile cognouerit quicu[m]q[ue] ista[m] impressione[m] alijs prioribus co[m]parauerit, hoc aut opus ta[n]ta castigatu[m] dilige[n]tia. Impressu[m] fuit expe[n]sis honesti viri Ioannis Petit et Romani Morin. Anno D[omi]ni M. quingentesimo decimo sexto: die vero non mensis Augusti -- B4r.

Originally classed as: BQV184 .B484 1516 Tiny.

Moreau, B. Inventaire chronologique des éditions parisiennes du XVIe siècle, II, 1261
Index Aureliensis, 117.094

Provenance: Ex libris Tengnagell (inscription); other contemporary inscriptions.

Limp vellum (manuscript waste).

RARE

France -- Paris.

KJA1925.B373 A38 1516 Tiny

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