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Zustand: New. In.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. First Thus. 8vo A good copy for its age, one volume only. Leather bound with fading red gilt-decorated spine, some bumping to corners, losses to spine top and tail and splitting to spine cover edges. ffep and rear ep detached Inner hinges slack. Foxing to some pages. Latin Text. HEAVY BOOK, WILL INCUR ADDITIONAL POSTAGE CHARGE. Immediate despatch from the UK. Book.

6 vols. bound as 1. 4to., pp.[lxiv], cols.1272, pp.[xx], cols.754, pp.[xiii], cols.406, pp.[ix], cols. 158, pp.[lxxxiii], cols.278, pp.[xiii]. Title-page in red and black with large woodcut printer's device. Woodcut initials, ornamental head- and tail-pieces. A little toned, small spots and smudges, occasional paper flaws to bottom edge. A very small amount of marginalia in an old hand. Somewhat later vellum, neatly rebacked with old spine retained, very lightly blind embossed centrepiece, edges red, endpapers renewed. A few spine splits repaired, upper joint just starting at head but holding firm, a few smudgy marks but very good indeed. Contents: Vol.I. Decretum Gratiani; Vol.II. Decretales D. Gregorij Papæ IX; Vol.III. Liber sextus Decretalium D. Bonifacij Papæ IIX vnã cum Clementinis & extrauagantibus; Vol. IV. Index generalis præcedentium librorum; Vol.V. Institutiones iuris canonici, à Paulo Lancellotto, Perusino conscriptæ; Vol.VI. Liber septimus Decretalium, cum indice. See Camus 2686, which lists the first edition as having been published in Rome (1582).

Jussu editum variis, novisq; et appendice Pauli Lancellotti . Köln, Emanuel König & Sohn 1670. Title in red and black. (68), 636 (1272 columns), (20), 377, (1 blank), (12), 203, (1 blank), (8), 79, (1 blank) (80), (4), 118, (14) pages. 8:o. onstemporary worn leather binding.[#204383].

4. Mechliniae (Mechelen), P.J. Hanicq, 1846, in-4°, 26 x 18,5 cm, lxxx + 586 pp, index, entirely printed in red & black, with some wood engraved capitals. Contains in the introduction the treatise on Roman Martyriology by Caesar Baronius. (In Latin). Contemporary black sheepskin, all edges gilt, smooth gilt decorated back. Binding with slight wear but a nice copy.

Venetiis ( Venezia ) , Apud Iuntas ( Lucantonio Il Giunta ) , 1582, in-folio, 37 x 25 cm, ( 8) nn pp + 259 pp + (1)nn pp ( complete). Entirely printed in red and black, titlepage and last page with large printer's mark printed in red, title with woodcut vignet, several woodcut ills. in the text. Full page canon plate on pp.(8), printed in two colums. Many pages with printed music scores ( staves printed in red). All pages printed within a double typographical fillet. Bound in somewhat (?) later full calf. Both covers decorated with central floral decoration and a large floral decoration at the four corners.All edges gilt. Raised gilt spine. A very fine copy with a spotless interior and a finely preserved binding with minimal traces of use. Only quality remark pertains to a non obtrusive dark line on the front cover ( due to a waterstain which left no other visible traces). Indeed a remarkebly fine and well preserved copy. Provenance : the book carries several manuscript ex-libris and also two printed; The oldest seems to be Jacobi Desboie. (de Ludio - 1607 ) (made illegible); this would be Jacques Desboia, curé de Lude ( dept. Sarthe). In 1644 it belonged to Jacobi Baudry curé de Lude. The printed ex-libris refer to Houdebert de Saint-Aubin, prêtre; the most recent is from Louis Ernest Dubois (1856 - 1929) archbischop of Bourges (he became later cardinal of Paris). The priest Houdebert de Saint-Aubin was also active in Lude. He left his library to ''L'Hopital de la Miséricorde de Lude'' (he died in 1784.) (répertoire des ex-libris français H0530). USTC N° 820855. Lists 53 copies, ,none in the Netherlands , nor German speaking countries. (Due to larger/size weight of this book, additional shipping charges may apply depending on customer location.).

2. Leodii (Liège), Guilielmus Barnabé, 1726, small in-4°, 18 pp, sewn, removed from binding, some browning. De Theux 490.

Ratisbonae, Manz, 1874. Contemp. hcalf. CXVI,570,81 pp. Printed in red/black. A few brownspots.

Antverpiae (Antwerpen), ex Architypographia Plantiniana, 1746, large in-8°, 21,5 x 13,5 cm, title-page with engraved vignette, printed in red and black, 26 nn pp + 352 pp + ca. 50 nn pp (index), contemp. full calf, with traces of clasps (removed), back gold-decorated, red edges and marbled endpapers, old circular ex-library stamp on title, copy slightly disbound but still good. Liturgical Plantin imprint, completely printed in red and black, with small woodcut ornamental initials and one sheet of printed music.

S.l. ( Roma ?), no printer ( Vatican ?), 1573, in-folio, 4 pp, loose, as issued. Last page with woodengraved vignette. Text in Latin . The seat in Cambrai was unique in the Netherlands because the Pope had the right of nomination - in all other seats it was Philips II. This Papal Decree deals with financial and judicial problems in the diocese of Cambrai.

Zustand: very good. Lugduni : cum Licentia, 1616. Contemp calf binding. [64],636;[20],377;[10],203;[8],79,[60] pp. 4to. First title-page printed in red & black with vignette. 3 Title-pages with vignette. 4to. 2 marg. small holes in last page. Some light browning & marg. dampstaining. Owner's name on title-page cut out of right margin. No loss of text. Binding stained, rubbed & worn on edges. Lower joint cracked. Good, firm copy. - Contents : I. Decretum Gratiani; II. Decretalis D. Gregotij Pape IX; III. Liber sextus decretalium Bonifacij Papa IX.: V nà cum Clementinis & extravagantibus; IV. Index generalis praecedentium librorum : V. Institutiones juris canonici by Giovanni Paolo Lancelotti (1511-1591), first published in 1563, added. Later Paris-edition of the revised and improved edition of 1582, patronaged by Gregory XIII (1502-1585), after the Council of Trent. It remained the only authenticated collection of material for the Western Church until the promulgation of the Code of Canon Law in 1917. Walker 294; Roberts 90,180. Vellum bit wrinkled. Single wurmhole in first pages. A few ancient notes in ink. Paper browned and occas. waterstained. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : RECHT, canon law, Kirchenrecht canon law, Kirchenrecht.

Zustand: very good. Coloniae Munatianae : impensiis Emanuelis König & filiorum, 1682. Contemp. blindstamped vellum binding. [68],[636],[20],[377],[3],[10],[203],[1],[8],[79],[1],[80], [4],[118],[13] pp. 22x17 cm. First title-page printed in red & black with vignette. Binding light soiled & sl. worn on edges. Endpapers detached. Some foxing & browning at places. Librry stamp. - Collection of church laws from 314 A.D. to the 15th century, consisting of Gratian's Decretum (1141-1150), Raymond of Pennaforte's Liber Extra (or Decretales Gregorii IX) (1234), the Liber Sextus of Bomiace VIII (1298), the Clementines of Clement V (1313) and the Extravagantes Joannis XXII (1325) and Extravagantes communes. In 1563 the Institutes of Giovanni Paolo Lancelotti (1522-1590), professor at Perugia, were added to the Corpus with official sanction in 1580 as Appendix Pauli Lanceloti. After the reforms of the Council of Trent the whole of the foregoing collections were in 1582 re-edited by a commission of cardinals and doctors. In 1582 all these collections received the sanction of Pope Gregory XIII, and were thereafter known as the Corpus Juris Canonici, It remained the only authenticated collection of material for the Western Church until the promulgation of the Code of Canon Law in 1917. Walker 294; Roberts 90,180. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : RECHT, canon law, Kirchenrecht canon law, Kirchenrecht.

Zustand: very good. Coloniae : cvm licentia, 1631. Contemp. blindstamped vellum binding. [64],[636],[20],[376],[12],[203],[1],[8],[79],[1],[62] pp. 22x16 cm. Ties missing. Binding light soiled & sl. worn on edges. Very good copy. - Contents : I. Decretum Gratiani; II. Decretalis D. Gregotij Pape IX; III. Liber sextus decretalium Bonifacij Papa IX.: V nà cum Clementinis & extravagantibus; IV. Index generalis praecedentium librorum : V. Institutiones juris canonici by Giovanni Paolo Lancelotti (1511-1591), first published in 1563, added. Later German edition of the revised and improved edition of 1582, patronaged by Gregory XIII (1502-1585), after the Council of Trent. It remained the only authenticated collection of material for the Western Church until the promulgation of the Code of Canon Law in 1917. Walker 294; Roberts 90,180. Vellum bit wrinkled. Single wurmhole in first pages. A few ancient notes in ink. Paper browned and occas. waterstained. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : RECHT, canon law, Kirchenrecht.

Jussu editum indicibus titulorum & canonum omnium novâ methodo concinnatis, et appendice Pauli Lancellotti . Köln, Emanuel & Joh. Georg König 1696. Title in red and black. (34), 640, (12), 378, (14), 204, (8), 80, (80), (4), 118, (122) pages. 8:o. Contemporary vellum. Minor foxing (only a few spots). Very fine copy.[#127592].

Zustand: very good. Editio novissima. Lugduni : sumptibus Horatij Cardon, 1618. Modern red halfcalf binding. [viii],52 pp., 2072 columns, 76,[1] pp. Folio. Title-page printed in red & black with vignette. First free endpaper, title-page and first 2 pages mildew-affected, some marg. loss of paper and frayed. Some light (damp-)staining in places. Printed with glosses. Plate on p. [viii]. Good, complete copy in new binding. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : RECHT, canon law, Kirchenrecht.