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Hardcover. Zustand: . ~ ~ NOTE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator). Small octavo. Pp. (50), 800, (204). Title printed in red and black, signature at top. HARDCOVER, bound in contemporary full laced case vellum, manuscript lettering to spine faded, sprinkled edges, evenly age-toned. In a very good condition, very well preserved. ~ Barnabé Brisson (1531-1591); Jean Henri Lederlin (1672-1737); Friedrich Sylburg (1536-1596). A-1.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good+. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Pastedown endpapers missing, with wooden boards exposed at inside of covers. The boards look quite new, the book appears to have been rebound in antique style using old vellum. 1/2" crease to upper inner margin of title page.; The first edition of a work on the marriage customs and laws of the Romans. 566, + [44] page index. Full vellum bindind. Engraved title page. Page dimensions: 126 x 70mm.; 12mo.

Vellum. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. [xviii], 64, 724, [56] pp. Indices. Folio in contemporary crisp vellum over boards, gilt spine label. Full page engraved portrait at frontis of Brisson. Vellum is cracked at joints, missing some of the spine covering, bit rubbed at the corners. Interior has old institutional shelf tag, stamp on the title page. Text is foxed and paper is browning, but otherwise clean and unmarked. Brisson (1531 15 November 1591) was a French jurist and politician. This is one of his well-known works on pre-Justinian Roman law, a comprehensive compilation of Roman legal terminology. Entirely in Latin. OCLC 311628184; Folio 13" - 23" tall.

Argentoratori (Strasbourg), Vidua Joh. Frid. Spoor, 1710, in-8°, (52) nn pp + 800 pp + (202) pp, 5 exceedingly well-made indexes, contemporary half vellum, manuscript title on spine. With tipped-on to the first paste down ; an engraved armorial ex-libris of the English classical scholar James Henry Monk . Barnabé Brisson, 1531 - 1591, a renowned French magistrate, became an ambassador to the English court and distinguished himself there as well; published the first French codification of legislation (le code Henri III) but was later hanged by the catholics after a mock trial while the future Henri IV sieged Paris. Johann Heinrich Lederlin, 1672 - 1737, taught Greek and Hebrew at Strasbourg university, published several very fine annotated editions. This edition of Barnabé's account of the history and customs of the Persians which was originally published in Paris (1590) is from his hand and is regarded as the best.