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Paperback. Zustand: Used; Good. Dispatched, from the UK, within 48 hours of ordering. This book is in good condition but will show signs of previous ownership. Please expect some creasing to the spine and/or minor damage to the cover.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 400 pages. 9.21x6.14x9.21 inches. In Stock.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Presenting the theory of fixed and adaptive urban signal setting design at both the single junction and network levels, this book explores advances in intelligent transportation systems, the impact of connected and cooperative vehicles on traffic analysis and control, and strategies for optimising safety, fuel consumption and emissions.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. 1 volume reliure demi basane maroquiné violine, dos à nerfs soulignés de filets dorés, dos lisse, orné de filet et de fleurons dorés, page de titre imprimée en rouge et noir, 762 pages, et index non chiffrés. Reliure du XIXème siècle. Jules Pacius, Vicence 1550 -Valence 1635, jurisconsulte italien. Bon exemplaire de cette rare édition lyonnaise du dix-septième siècle.

31,5 cm, rilegatura in mezza pergamena, titolo e fregio ben manoscritto al taglio inferiore e al dorso che è diviso da tre nervi; p, 771, (10) di indici. Tracce di tarlo, al margine inferiore, lontano dal testo per 45 carte, diverse carte uniformemente brunite. Marca al frontespizio (duomo) e numerosi capilettera ornati. buon esemplare completo.

2 ouvrages reliés en 1 volume petit in-folio ( 330 X 210 mm ) de 771 pages + 5 ffnch. et 2 ffnch.-111 pages, plein vélin ivoire à rabats, dos lisse janséniste titré à l'enccre ( Reliure de l'époque ). Edition originale. Bel exemplaire. Latin Droit Jurisprudence.

Original handwritten lecture notes of a student of Giulio Pace's at the University in Montpellier // Recueil des notes d'apres le cours magistral du professor Giulio Pace (Jules Pacius) Contemporary velour leather binding [19,5 x 14,2cm], 297, (17) pp. Latin manuscript in brown ink. Binding with signs of wear, several wormholes and stains; back cover with small missing fragments; spine with several small tears. Pages partly with marginal waterstaining. The text is complete and in good condition. Giulio Pace de Beriga (1550-1635) was a reputable Italian jurist and Aristotelian scholar. He studied philosophy and law at the University of Padua (1565-1574), having been taught by scholars such as: philosopher Giacomo Zabarella; and jurists Marco Mantova Benavides, Tiberio Deciani, Iacopo Menochio. After his study in Padua, he moves to Geneva, where he stays for over 10 years, teaching philosophy and logic. It is also in Geneva that he got the chance to teach classical scholar and philologist Isaac Casaubon. In 1585, Pace moves to Heidelberg, where he starts teaching law and logic, while also deepening his knowledge of Aristotle's philosophy, one of his areas of expertise. His reputation as a teacher and lecturer increases, and he is asked by Henri de La Tour d'Auvergne, Duke of Bouillon to move to Sedan in 1594 in order to help him open a new academy, modeled after the one in Geneva -Académie de Sedan. He returns to Geneva for one year in 1597 and leaves again for Nimes, where he teaches philosophy and holds the position of rector of theCollège et Université des arts de Nîmesuntil 1600. He then moves to Montpellier, where he holds a teaching position from 1602 to 1616. This is where he meets another of his famous students, French scientist Nicolas-Claude Fabri de Peiresc. After rejecting offers from the universities of Aix-en-Provence, Leiden, and Pisa, he accepted the position procured for him by N.-C. Fabri de Peiresc, to fill the chair previously held by renowned French legal humanist Jacques Cujas at the University of Valence, where he was therefore for the first time from 1616 to 1620. Giulio de Pace's reputation precedes him. His vocation as a teacher lead to various teaching positions, as he was very sought after by some of the greatest European universities of his time he also taught in Padua, Grenoble, Leiden, Hungary, and the Netherlands. Giulio Pace died in Valence, in January 1635. The present manuscript is a unique account of one of Giulio de Pace's students' lecture notes, from 1614, from the time he spent teaching in Montpellier. The manuscript has two parts: the first and most consistent one is written on 297 numbered pages and is dedicated to what is most likely commentary on civil law issues. The text is divided into various parts, probably according to the lectures the student attended, and the paragraphs for each lecture are numbered on the margins. This first part ends with an alphabetical index. The shorter part at the end of the manuscript (entitled Iustinianu / Idila iris iustinianici a iulio pacio I. C. definirta") deals with various concepts of Roman civil and contract law, as presented in the Codex Iustinianus, in the interpretation of Giulio Pace:persona, re, dominium, pignus, possisi, obligatio, servitus, contractus, interdicta, servitus,etc. Even though Giulio Pace lectured at various universities and academies, very little of his teaching material and lectures have been published. These previously unknown, unpublished lecture notes offer a unique glimpse into the academic environment of the early 17th century, as seen through the eyes of a student of one of Europe's most reputable law and philosophy teachers of his time. // Wir, das Antiquariat Steffen Völkel, kaufen und verkaufen alte Bücher, Handschriften, Zeichnungen, Autographen, Grafiken und Fotografien. Wir sind stets am Ankauf von kompletten Bibliotheken, Sammlungen und Nachlässen interessiert. la Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

672 S., ca. 20 Bll. Index. 8°, Pergamentbd. d. Zt. Editio novissima. - Juristisches Werk aus dem 17. Jahrhuindert in der seltenen 1643er Ausgabe, gedruckt in Lugdunum. - In lateinischer Sprache. - Pergament angeschmutzt, berieben, etwas löchrig. Bll. teils stärker randlädiert, wasserfleckig. 600 gr.

Legatura coeva in pergamena rigida con titolo manoscritto al dorso (scurita e con alcune macchie al piatto posteriore). Firma di appartenenza ed una macchiolina di inchiostro al frontespizio. Interni uniformemente ingialliti e con alcune antiche annotazioni, ma esemplare in buono stato di conservazione. 8vo (cm. 17), 12 cc.nn., 727(1) pp., 31 cc.nn., 150 pp. Con due tabelle ripiegate f.t. Frontespizio in rosso e nero con graziosa vignetta incisa su rame.

XXXII + 854 + (24) p. 200x117 mm pregiata p.perg. cordonata coeva titoli a mano al dorso.

Hanovia, Typis wechelianis, apud Claudium, M. DC. VI. (1606). Un volume relié (10,5 x 16,5 cm) de 6ff - 951 pages. Reliure plein vélin à rabats, dos lisse, titrage manuscrit à l'encre au dos. Reliure légèrement salie et usée, des rousseurs sinon bon exemplaire.Impression sur deux colonnes de l'Organon d'Aristote dans la version établie en grec et traduite en latin par l'humaniste italien Giulio Pace. Elle avait été imprimée pour la première fois en 1584. L'Organon rassemble toutes les oeuvres d'Aristote ayant trait à la logique : l'Éloge de Porphyre, les Catégories, De l'Interprétation, les Analytiques, les Topiques, la Réfutation des Sophistes. Cette édition est illustrée d'un grand nombre de diagrammes de logique. PACE de BERIGA, Giulio (1550-1635). Giulio Pace, latinisé en Iulius Pacius a Beriga, également connu sous le nom Giulio Pace de Beriga était un juriste et philosophe italien. Son édition de l'Organon d'Aristote a été incluse dans une édition bilingue (grec-latin) des uvres d'Aristote et a été largement imprimé et diffusé en particulier en Europe du Nord. Livres.

Ad illustrissimum virum d.d. Petrum Boccaudium, Teirani & Iaconi Dominum, Sacri Consistorij Comitem, supremae subsidiorum Occitanae curiae Principem. Lugduni (Lyon), in Bibliopolio Vincentii, 1606. (68),955,(2) pp. + 1 folded plate. Contemporary vellum. Coloured edges. Remains of old ties. A few pages with old underlinings in ink and a few small stains in the text. Title-page with a stain at top. Lower corners of boards bumped. Spine a bit soiled. 18,5 x 12,5 cm. *Giulio Pace de Beriga (1550-1635), italian scholar and jurist, this work concerns roman law. [#\140876].

4to, pp. 43, [1 (index)], with a folding table at p. 23; woodcut Jesuit device to title, woodcut initials and tailpieces, two letterpress diagrams in the text; lightly toned, a little cockling and slight marginal foxing, otherwise a very good copy; bound in mid-nineteenth-century blue-grey boards, shelflabel to foot of spine.Rare third edition (first 1618) of this concise summary of Ramon Lull's (c.12321316) highly influential Ars Magna by the famous Protestant Italian Aristotelian scholar and jurist Giulio Pace (15501635), whose edition of the Organon was for a long time the standard edition of Aristotle's works on logic. After a mystical experience on the mountain of Puig de Randa on Mallorca, 'in which Llull related seeing the whole universe reflecting divine attributes, he conceived of reducing all knowledge to first principles and determining their convergent point of unity Llull used logic and complex mechanical techniques involving symbolic notation and combinatory diagrams to relate all forms of knowledge, including theology, philosophy, and the natural sciences as analogues as one another and as manifestations of the godhead in the universe' (Encyclopaedia Britannica). Pace (15501635) studied philosophy and law at the University of Padua, then a hub of Protestant ideas with numerous German students, and fled across the Alps after difficulties with the Inquisition, whereupon he converted to Protestantism. Peiresc obtained a position for him at Valence in southeastern France (161620). The present work dates from Pace's time in Valence, and is considered somewhat exceptional among seventeenth-century interpreters of Lull in avoiding digressions into alchemy, cabalism and magic, and in sticking more closely to Lull's traditional interests (Hillgarth, Ramon Lull and Lullism in fourteenth-century France (1971), p. 294). OPAC SBN finds only three copies in Italy; outside continental Europe, we find two copies in the UK (both at Bodley), and none in the US. USTC 4010340; Palau 208041; Rogent and Duran, Bibliografía de les impressions Lullianes 203; not in BM STC Italian. Language: Latin.

Sei parti in un volume in f° gr. (39 x 25). Cc. (16) + col. 1736; Cc. (10) + col. 888, cc.(12, ultima bianca); cc. (4), col. 328; cc.(2) + col. 60, 1 c.b.; cc.(4) + col. 136; cc.(4), col. 104 + cc. (67). Manca la carta bianca I2 nell'ultima parte. Bei frontespizi xilografici allegorici, una tavola ripiegata f.t. e alcuni grandi diagrammi nel testo nell'ultima parte. Lievi ingialliture e qualche minimo invisibile restauro ai margini di pochissimi fogli; nel complesso un bell'esemplare in elegante legatura coeva tutta pelle con emblema ornamentale in oro al centro dei piatti. Dorso a nervi ornato. Tagli dorati. Bell'insieme di questi commenti alle Pandette giustinianee compilati dal grande giurista di origini vicentine (1550-1635). La figura di Pace è rimasta legata alla sua lunga adesione alla Riforma protestante, a causa della quale dovette emigrare a Ginevra e poi a Heidelberg, dove occupò la cattedra di diritto nella importante università. In seguito peregrinò in altri atenei europei (tra gli altri Montpellier, Nimes e Valence) prima di rientrare in Italia ove preferì l'abiura al Protestantesimo per operare in piena tranquillità a Padova. ADAMS, J-607; 524; 693; 698; 617; 656. SPANGENBERG, n. 305.

[12] Bl., 754 S. Hannoveraner Ausgabe von 1610 dieses erstmals 1586 aufgelegten und mehrfach erweiterten kirchenrechtlichen Werks des italienischen Rechtsgelehrten und Aristoteles-Übersetzers Giulio Pace. Aufgrund seiner Sympathie mit der Reformation wurde er von der Inquisition angeklagt und musste aus seiner italienischen Heimat ins Exil gehen. Als Professor wirkte er u.a. in Heidelberg, Sedan und Montpellier. - Titelblatt mit Fehlstellen, fliegendes Vorsatzblatt lose, Einband und Papier gebräunt. Mit ex libris-Stempel und alter handschriftlicher Bibliothekssignatur. atx zb2111 la Gewicht in Gramm: 530 12° , Pergament der Zeit mit spanischen Kanten.

Zustand: Gut. [24] Bl./sh., 471 S./p., [14] Bl./sh. ; 1 Falttaf./pl. / 430 S./p. Guter Zustand. 2 Bände in einem. Einbandbezug leicht gewellt, mit Altersflecken. Vorderes Gelenk gelockert. Vor- und Nachsatz mit Privatbibliotheksvermerk und umfangreichen Notizen älterer Zeit. Falttafel mit großem Einriss in die Abbildung und starken Knickspuren. Seiten altersbendingt braunfleckig und teilweise mit Feuchtigkeitsrändern. Insbesondere erster Band mit mehreren Anstreichungen und Randvermerken [Tinte]. / Good condition. 2 volumes in one. Covers slightly curled, with age spots. Front joint loosened. Pre- and postscript with private library note and extensive older notes. Folding plate with large tear to illustration and heavy creasing. Pages brownstained due to age and partly with moisture margins. Especially the first volume with several annotations and marginal notes [ink]. la Gewicht in Gramm: 440 Pergamenteinband / Parchment binding.

Zustand: 0. Von Jean Mercier (1545-1600) herausgegebene Ausgabe dieses Werkes des italienischen Rechtsgelehrten Giulio Pace (1550-1635). - Julius Pacius studierte die Rechte zu Padua, verließ aber sein Vaterland wegen seiner protestantischen Religionszugehörigkeit und ging nach Genf, wo er ab 1575 die Rechte lehrte. Später lehrte er Philosophie und Jurisprudenz in Ungarn. 1585 war er Professor in Heidelberg, 1595 Professor der Logik an der neuen Akademie Sedan. Nach weiteren Stellen in Nimes und Montpellier ging er 1618 nach Padua. Da er seine Familie in Valence zurückgelassen hatte, kehrte er dorthin zurück, wo er zunächst weiter an der Universität lehrte. In Valence lebte Pacius bis zu seinem Tode. Er verehrte den Experten für römisches Recht Jacques Cujas und pflegte Kontakte zu dem deutschen Juristen Caspar Michael Welsch. Er war in ganz Europa berühmt. Rufe erreichten ihn von Universitäten in Holland, Frankreich und Italien [.]. Pacius hat die wichtigsten antiken und mittelalterlichen Gesetzeswerke bearbeitet [.]" (Wikipedia). - Einband etw. berieben u. leicht verzogen. Schließbänder fehlen. Etw. gebräunt. - VD17, 23:279554P. la Gewicht in Gramm: 500 12°. Mit Holzschn.-Titelvignette. 12 Bll., 754 S., Blindgepr. Schweinsldr.-Bd. d. Zt. m. dreiseitigem Rotschnitt.

Zustand: very good. Amsterodami : apud Ludovicum Elzevirium, 1643. Contemp. overlapping vellum binding. Title-page printed in red & black with vignette. ([10], 499, [78] pp 13 cm (12mo). Binding sl. soiled. Crossed-out old owner's entry on titlepage. Very good copy. - Adaption of the work by Giulio Pace (1550-1635) on the definitions of the right civil and canon law by Johannes Arnoldusz Corvinus (Ravens). Corvinus was advocate before the Court of Holland and teacher at the Athenaeum Illustre. Willems 996; Rahir 990; Dekkers p.141,2. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : RECHT, old & rare law books *2006-100 oud recht.