Lectura Azonis
Lectura Azonis, Paris, 1581
Sébastien Nivelle (Sebastianus Nivellius)
Contemporary binding in speckled parchment, with title label.
346 mm x 225 mm
“Unexplored Treasures”: The Origins of Law "The Rediscovery of Roman Law" Lectura Azonis
This volume contains Azzone’s lectures, compiled for the first nine books of the Codex by his student Alessandro de Sant’Egidio, while the commentaries on the last three books are attributed to Ugolino. For three centuries, all traces of his works seemed lost; then, in 1557, the lawyer Antoine Le Conte discovered a manuscript in a stable and had it reprinted in Paris in 1577.
Ref.: Hidden Treasures of the Libraries of the University of Florence
Azo of Bologna (also known as Azzo or Azolenus) (active between 1150 and 1230) was an influential Italian jurist and a member of the School of the Glossators.
Sébastien Nivelle (Sebastianus Nivellius)
Contemporary binding in speckled parchment, with title label.
346 mm x 225 mm
“Unexplored Treasures”: The Origins of Law "The Rediscovery of Roman Law" Lectura Azonis
This volume contains Azzone’s lectures, compiled for the first nine books of the Codex by his student Alessandro de Sant’Egidio, while the commentaries on the last three books are attributed to Ugolino. For three centuries, all traces of his works seemed lost; then, in 1557, the lawyer Antoine Le Conte discovered a manuscript in a stable and had it reprinted in Paris in 1577.
Ref.: Hidden Treasures of the Libraries of the University of Florence
Azo of Bologna (also known as Azzo or Azolenus) (active between 1150 and 1230) was an influential Italian jurist and a member of the School of the Glossators.
5 500 €
Period: 16th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Width: 225 mm
Height: 346 mm
Reference (ID): 1806619
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