diversorum (5 Ergebnisse)

New Old Style Calf. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 613 + (10) pages including the engraved title, bound in new old-style calf, spine with raised bands, new endpapers, old armorial bookplate of James Mackintosh, very good. *Willems 259.

Volume: 1 11x5,5 cm., legatura in piena pergamena rigida con risvoltini, titolo calligrafico sul dorso, frontespizio figurato, pp. 535 (17), su carta con leggera brunitura uniforme, conservata bene, in lingua latina; pagina sguardia con piccola lacerazione all'angolo superiore e staccata, e anche quella posteriore, numerazione errata pp. 92-343-426-443; a p. 531 piccolo foto con perdita di qualche lettera, bell'esemplare, ben conservato.

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. Redoano, Guglielmo (S.J.), Navarro, Martino, Azor, Juan, Filliucio, Vincencio, & Girolamo Mainazza. Tractatus diversorum de spoliis ecclesiasticis in quibus ita copiose omnes species bonorum per praelatos occasione ecclesiae comparatorum, post mortem relictorum, spolia nuncupatorum tractantur, et subtiliter discutiuntur Cum bullis, & constituionibus summorum pontificum, quae ad hanc materiam pertinent. Ad Iulio Caesare Lutio de Callio selecti. Ultima edition alijs auctior Rome, Giovanni Pietro Bona for Blasius Diversini & Zenobius Massotti, 1650. Folio. [16]pages of preliminaries including half title, title in red & black with engraved arms of the dedicatee, Cardinal Orsini, & index quaestionum + 455 + [1 blank]pages of text + [32]pages of index praecipuarum materiarum. Text in 2 columns. Some typographical headpieces and ornamental initials. Contemporary vellum. £450 Five essays on the right of the papacy to seize the chattels of ecclesiastical dignatories who die without making a will in order to fill the needs of the Church. The Ius spolii was introduced during the second half of the 14th century under the pontificates of Clement V and John XXII, creating one of the most important of papal revenues. The best known authors here represented are Juan Azor (1535 - 1603), a Spanish Jesuit who wrote on moral theology, and Martìn de Azpilcueta (1491-1586), known as Doctor Navarrus , a prolific Basque theologian and early economist who also published a discourse on revenues of benefices. Guglielmo Reduoano was a 17th century Genoese Jesuit. Added are the texts of papal bulls relating to the subject. The collection, first published in 1619, was authorized by the Tribunal of the Rota, the highest papal court of justice. This enlarged edition was redacted by Giulio Cesare Luzi. The dedicatee, Cardinal Virginio Orsini (1615-78) oversaw the new fortifications which Pope Urban VIII commissioned for the Leonine City. A few quires toned, otherwise in good condition; old bookseller s stamp in tailend margin of title.

476 p. Cl. (CCSG 19) 0 gr.

1. Ausgabe. 11x6cm 613, 9 Bl. Index etc. Ganzpergament, Rücken von alter Hand beschriftet, min. Altersspuren, gutes Ex. Sprache: Latein, Titelkupfer. ------ Autoren: Claudius Sesselius, Archbishop of Turin; Ioan. Tiliii, Vincentii Lupani, Philippi Honorii, Ioannis Boteri (Giovanni Botero (* um 1544 in Bene Vagienna im Piemont; gest. 1617 in Turin) war ein italienischer politischer Schriftsteller, Priester, Dichter und Diplomat in der Renaissance).