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Verlag: CSIC,, Madrid, 1999
Anbieter: Salvador Cortés, Librero Anticuario, San Lorenzo del Escorial, Spanien
586 pp. 4º. Rústica editorial. Muy buen estado. "Corpus Hispanorum de Pace" Segunda serie.
Verlag: CSIC, 1999-2001., Madrid, 1999
Anbieter: Salvador Cortés, Librero Anticuario, San Lorenzo del Escorial, Spanien
2 vols. 646 - 586 pp. 4º. Rústica editorial. Muy buen estado. "Corpus Hispanorum de Pace" Segunda serie.
Verlag: CSIC, 1994-2001., Madrid, 1994
Anbieter: Salvador Cortés, Librero Anticuario, San Lorenzo del Escorial, Spanien
3 tomos. 646 - 586 - 521 pp. 4º. Rústica editorial. Muy buen estado. "Corpus Hispanorum de Pace" Segunda serie.
Verlag: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, Madrid, 1994
ISBN 10: 8400074297ISBN 13: 9788400074296
Anbieter: La Librería, Iberoamerikan. Buchhandlung, Bonn, NRW, Deutschland
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Softcover. Zustand: Gut. 17x24 cm. Corpus Hispanorum de Pace. Segunda Serie. 521 p. Rústica. Sprache: Spanisch, Buen estado. Leves huellas de almacenamiento. Esquinas de cubierta dobladas. Esquinas superiores con huellas de presión en varias hojas. Interior en muy buen estado. USADO / GEBRAUCHT / USED. Volumen que culmina la edición bilingüe de la monumental obra de Solórzano sobre el descubrimiento, conquista y retención de las indias. ** 10% DESCUENTO/RABATT/DISCOUNT PRIMAVERA * 31,50 (reduced from 35,00 ) **.
Madrid, Julian de Paredes, 1681. [Reprint Madrid, Ediciones Cultura Hispánica, 1973]. 4 vols. 4 67 (= preface & introd.), [10],[598], [6],[596], [4], [604], [2], [728] pp. Four uniform softcovers (printed wrappers). - Spines sl. spotted; light shelfwear.Complete facsimile reprint of this compilation of the legislation promulgated by the Spanish monarchs to regulate their possessions in America and the Philippines (Indias). It was realized by Antonio de León Pinelo and Juan de Solórzano Pereira and approved by Carlos II of Spain (1665-1700) in 1680. It is divided into four volumes and a total of nine books, containing 6,385 laws, grouped into 218 titles. - Including an introduction of 55 pages (in Spanish) by Juan Manzano.
Romae, apud Paulum Bladum, impressorem cameralem, 1593, in-4, leg. novecentesca in piena pelle, nome dell'autore in oro sul piatto anteriore, pp. [8]. Con stemma cardinalizio in xilografia sul front.
Verlag: Madrid: Francisco Martínez, 1642., 1642
Anbieter: Librería Antonio Castro, SEVILLA, SE, Spanien
Primera edición. 4to. 4h, 272 págs, 12h. Encuadernación holandesa piel. Ejemplar en buen estado, aunque corto de margen superior y con una mancha y restauración en la página 89. Muy raro. Juan de Solórzano y Pereyra (Madrid, 30 de noviembre de 1575-Madrid, 26 de septiembre de 1655). Jurista, catedrático, oidor de la Real Audiencia de Lima, fiscal del Consejo de Hacienda. La vida de Solórzano ha de ser observada en la doble perspectiva de magistrado dedicado al real servicio en Indias y en la Corte, y de autor fundamental para el conocimiento del ordenamiento jurídico indiano. Palau 318994.
Erscheinungsdatum: 1777
Anbieter: The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., ABAA ILAB, Clark, NJ, USA
An Important Analysis of Spanish Colonial Law Solorzano Pereira, Juan de [1575-1655]. De Indiarum Jure. Sive de Justa Indiarum Occidentalium Inquisitione, Acquisitione, & Retentione. Cum Duplici Indice, Primo Librorum & Capitum; Altero Rerum Notabilium Absolutissimo. Editio Novissima ab Innumeris, Quibus Priores Deformatae Erant, Mendis Emaculata, opera et Studio. Madrid: In Typographia Regia, Vulgo de la Gazeta, 1777. Two volumes. [xviii], 431, [73]; [xii], 272, 275-896, 128 pp. Main text in parallel columns. Folio (11" x 8"). Contemporary mottled sheep, gilt spine with raised bands and lettering piece, marbled endpapers, edges rouged. Moderate rubbing to extremities with wear to board edges and corners, some shallow scuffs to boards, chipping to spine ends of Volume II, hinges starting. Light toning to text, cellotape repair to upper corner of pp. 255-56 of Volume II. Early owner signature to half-title of Volume I and title page of Volume II, interiors otherwise clean. Ex-library. Location labels to spine, small inkstamps to title pages, a few other markings in faint pencil. An attractive copy. $1,950. * Final edition. First published in 1629, with a second volume in 1639, this important analysis of Spanish colonial law was written by a Spanish jurist who served as a judge of the high court at Lima. Married to the Creole daughter of the governor of Cuzco and resident in Peru for eighteen years, he acquired an unparalleled knowledge of the law and history of the Indies. According to Gongora, his treatise is the "most systematic juridical formulation of the problems of legitimisation of dominion in the seventeenth century [and] enjoyed an unrivalled prestige in the official and legal circles of the Indies for a century and a half." It went though several editions in Latin and Spanish. OCLC locates 9 copies of our 1777 Latin edition in North America, 3 in law libraries (Columbia, Harvard, UT-Austin). Gongora, Studies in the Colonial History of Spanish America 62. Medina, Bibliotheca Hispano-Americano 4830. Sabin, A Dictionary of Books Relating to America 86529.
Anbieter: ASHER Rare Books, T Goy Houten, Niederlande
Title, [4], 62 ll.An epitomy of the second volume of the Spanish jurist Solorzano Pereira's famous work Disputationum de Indiarum Jure on law in the Spanish colonies in America, published in the same year. The epitomy itself (pp. 31-62) gives a summary of each of the 138 chapters. The eight preliminary pages contain an annotated dedicatory letter to King Philip IV and three poems, while the first thirty numbered pages contain the annotated dedicatory letters (one to King Philip IV and one to Gaspar de Guzman, Count of Olivares & Duke of Sanlucar) and an annotated version of the note to the reader from the Disputationum. The letters and note to the reader are printed in two columns, with the text itself on the left and extensive notes on the right.A very good copy, with only a tear in the border of one leaf, not affecting the text. An epitomy of an influential work on the law in the Spanish colonies in America, with additional notes.l Alden & Landis 639/113 (4 copies, incl. 1 incomplete); Medina, Bibliotheca Hispano-Americana II, 410; Palau 318979; Sabin 86532.
Verlag: Ex typographia Francisco Martinez, 1629
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Couverture rigide. - Ex typographia Francisco Martinez, Matriti (Madrid) 1629, petit in-folio (20x29,5cm), (6) 751pp. (100), relié. - Édition originale, très rare. Un très beau titre-frontispice de Roberto Cordier figurant un autel avec les allégories de la Foi et de la Religion, le roi d'Espagne un pied sur la Terre, elle-même dans un bras de Neptune. Un second volume sera publié en 1639 sur les gouvernements des Indes occidentales. Reliure de l'époque en plein vélin souple moucheté d'époque. Dos lisse janséniste. Pièce de titre en maroquin rouge. Dos assombri avec taches noires. Petits manques aux mors en queue et en tête. Une trace de mouillure jaune au coin droit des vingt derniers feuillets. Absence de l'épître à Philippe IV d'Espagne et des pièces liminaires formant onze feuillets. En 1618, Juan de Solórzano Pereira écrit au roi une pétition pour lui faire part d'un projet de livre sur les Indes occidentales. Le roi Philippe IV est séduit par l'idée générale d'asseoir définitivement par le droit la légitimité des possessions espagnoles en Amérique et financera le premier livre sur la justice mais non le second sur les formes de gouvernement qui paraîtra en 1639. L'auteur était juge à Lima depuis 1609 par disposition royale ; le vice-roi du Pérou le nommera gouverneur de Huancavelica, poste minier déterminant pour l'économie espagnole, et il sera durant les dix-huit années passées au Pérou en tant que procureur au Grand conseil des Indes (Real y supremo consejo de Indias). Pereira a acquis une connaissance précise et étendue de la jurisprudence espagnole dans les Indes occidentales, il a étudié de nombreux documents et a amassé des connaissances considérables, notamment sur les anciennes coutumes des Indiens. La première partie du livre est consacrée à l'étude des lois qui ont permis le rattachement de la possession de l'Amérique à la couronne de Castille. Il s'agit de légitimer définitivement les possessions espagnoles en Amérique. L'auteur aborde ensuite les questions concernant l'Église, et ses relations avec la couronne d'Espagne, puis les lois sur le gouvernement en général, l'administration de la justice, enfin les lois réglant les rapports avec les Indiens et les territoires. L'importance du travail de Pereira se mesure à son acharnement à trouver l'histoire et l'origine de chaque loi. En 1680 sera publié le fameux grand recueil de la loi des Indes (Recopilacion de las leyes des las Indias), mais ce dernier ne saurait remplacer l'excellent travail de Pereira, qui a longuement étudié les lois les plus anciennes, ainsi que celles des Indiens ; de fait, toutes les anciennes lois, et leur origine indienne, disparaîtront du recueil des lois des Indes, l'ouvrage de Pereira demeurant déterminant pour l'histoire des Indes occidentales et de l'Amérique espagnole. [ENGLISH TRANSLATION FOLLOWS] SOLÓRZANO PEREIRA Juan de De iusta indiarum occidentalium inquisitione, acquisitione & retentione Ex typographia Francisco Martinez, Matriti (Madrid) 1629, small in-folio (20 x 29,5 cm), (6) 751 pp. (100), contemporary vellum First edition, very rare. A very attractive frontispiece-title by Roberto Cordier showing an altar with allegories of Faith and Religion, the king of Spain with one foot on an Globe supported by Neptune. A second volume was published in 1639 on the government of the West Indies. Contemporary speckled limp vellum. Jansenist spine. Red morocco title-piece. Spine faded with black spots. Small lacks to head and foot of joints. Trace of a yellow dampstain to right-hand corner of last twenty leaves. Letter to Phillip IV of Spain and introductory portions lacking, a total of 11 leaves. In 1618, Juan de Solórzano Pereira wrote the king a petition to make him part of a book project on the West Indies. King Philip IV was seduced by the general idea of legally asserting once and for all the legitimacy of the Spanish possessions in America and financed the first book on justice, but not the second on the forms of government, which appear (6) 751pp. (100).
Verlag: Madrid: printed by Domin Garciae Morras, 1653, 1653
Anbieter: Peter Harrington. ABA/ ILAB., London, Vereinigtes Königreich
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First edition of this pedagogical collection of one hundred attractively illustrated Latin emblems, a synthesis of the author's experience in government and his political philosophy. The binding is stamped with the arms of the Del Giudice of Cellamare, an Italian aristocratic family with connections to the Spanish crown. Solorzano (1575-1655) was a Spanish jurist who, appointed auditor in the Royal Audience of Lima in 1609, was tasked with compiling the legislation of Latin America. Emblemata was published towards the end of his life, not long after his famous Politica indiana (1647). "With the Emblemata, Spanish emblem books reached their highest development" (Selig, p. 283). It was the first collection of emblems in Latin to be published in Spain and proposed to "raise political emblematics up to the level of university teaching" (Ureña Prieto, p. 96). Following Alciato's model, each emblem is composed of a Latin motto or proverb, an allegorical image, and a short epigram, followed by a lengthy commentary analyzing the connections between these elements. Solorzano's sources include the poets of Greek and Latin antiquity, medieval and Byzantine authors, and early modern writers such as Erasmus and Thomas More. His doctrine of state has a Catholic basis, as reflected in his references to the Dominican Francisco de Vitoria, the Jesuit Francisco Suarez, and St Thomas Aquinas, who stand in opposition to Bodin, Machiavelli, and Botero. Palau lists an earlier edition of 1651, but Sabin and Campa believe this to be a ghost. They argue that copies of the 1653 edition bound without the engraved title (which contains the date) were mistakenly assigned 1651, as this is the earliest date to appear within the prelims. The coat of arms on the covers belonged to a duke of the Del Giudice family, an aristocratic family of Genoan origins. A branch of the family moved to the Kingdom of Naples in the 1530s, settling in Puglia, and their descendants served the Spanish crown. The heraldic design points towards Antonio del Giudice (1657-1733), third duke of Giovinazzo, the prince of Cellamare and ambassador to Philip V of Spain. The ducal crown atop the shield closely resembles that represented on a medal with Antonio's insignia held in the Carnavalet Museum in Paris (inv. no. NJ5031). Other prominent contemporary members of the family were Antonio's father Domenico (the second duke), his uncle Francesco (cardinal), and his grandfather Nicolò (cardinal). Subsequent provenance: from the library of Franz Pollack von Parnau (1903-1981), Viennese industrialist and book collector, owner of a significant library at the Palais Pollack-Parnau on Schwarzenbergplatz, his bookplate on the front pastedown. Campa FH1; Palau VI, p. 532; Praz, p. 499; Sabin 86538. Maria Helena de Teves Costa Ureña Prieto, "The Manuscript Príncipe Perfeito: Emblemas de D. João de Salórzano by Francisco António de Novaes Campo", in Luís Gomes, Mosaics of Meaning. Studies in Portuguese Emblematics, vol. 13, 2009; Karl Ludwig Selig, "Concerning Solórzano Pereyra's Emblemata regiopolitica and Andrés Mendo's Príncipe perfecto", in Modern Language Notes, vol. 71, no. 4, 1956. Large octavo (278 x 200 mm). Contemporary speckled calf, spine with raised bands, gilt decoration in compartments, later brown morocco label, large armorial centrepieces in gilt on covers, edges sprinkled red and brown. Engraved architectural title page, 100 engraved illustrations in text. Bound without portrait of author. Spine ends, joints, and corners sometime repaired, inner hinges split, but firm, engraved title shaved at foot slightly affecting ornamental border and with a little loss to upper margin at gutter from adhesion to endpaper, ink stain in margin of printed title (transferred to subsequent two leaves), occasional faint marginal foxing, small holes due to paper flaws in lower corner of leaves Zz1-2 (Zz1 with old repair) and to T4 (with loss of a couple of letters), light damp stain at gutter of T8, else clean. A very good copy.