Repertorium in Omnia Opera Praestantissimi Iurisconsulti D. Ioannis...
Humanistic Commentaries on the First and Second Parts of the Infortiatum Riva di San Nazarro, Gianfrancesco [c.1480-1535] (Ripa, Giovanni Francesco da). In Primam, & Secundam Infortiati Partem Commentaria: Quibus Quid Nuper Accesserit, Quod Hactenus in Caeteris Prioribus Editionibus Desiderabatur, Facile Studioso Lectori Patebit, Si Maximam Diligentiam tum in Conferendis his Nostris cum Vetustissimis Codicubus, Tum vel Maxime in Castigandid Gravissimis Erroribus, Quibus Singulae Scatebat Pagellae, Nunc Adhibitam Perpendat. Communes item Doctorum Sententiae ab Authore Passim Citatae non Inutiliter cur Animus, Ut sub Varia Literarum Figura cum hac Nota [pointing hand] Demonstrentur. Venice: Apud Iuntas, 1575. 143 ff. Main text in parallel columns. [Bound After]. Riva di San Nazarro, Gianfrancesco. (Ripa, Giovanni Francesco da). Repertorium in Omnia Opera Praestantissimi Iurisconsulti D. Ioannis Francisci Ripae a S. Nazario, Papiensis, Ordine Elementario Singulas Quascunque tum Verborum, Tum Rerum Memorabilium Materias, Ita Facile ac Breviter Demonstrans, Ut Nihil Ultra Studiosus Lector Desiderare Possit. Venice: Apud Iuntas, 1575. 56 ff. Main text in parallel columns. Folio (16-1/2" x 11"). Contemporary vellum, raised bands and calligraphic title to spine, ties lacking. Light rubbing, some staining and minor worming to boards, rubbing to extremities with wear to spine bands, spine ends and corners, which are bumped, front pastedown loose, some worming to hinges and rear pastedown. Each title page features large woodcut Giunta device in architectural border. Moderate toning, minor dampstaining and foxing in a few places, early owner inscription to front free endpaper. Ex-private (?) library. Tiny inkstamp to foot of title page of Repertorium. $1,500. * Later editions. Riva di San Nazarro, a Lombard noble, was a learned jurist and humanist scholar. His many works, all commentaries on aspects of Roman and canon law, went through several editions and were often excerpted and anthologized. The two titles in this volume are from a deluxe series published by Giunta in 1575-1576. (All but the Repertorium are bibliographically distinct.) The Repertorium is an index to this set. In Primam, & Secundam Infortiati is a commentary on the books from the Digest of the Corpus Jur.
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