Cagnolo, Gerolamo

Commentaria in Titulum Digestis [sic] de Regulas Iuris: Omnibus

      Cagnolo, Gerolamo [1491- - 1551]. Commentaria in Titulum Digestis [sic] De Regulis Iuris: Omnibus non Minus Utilia Quam Necessaria: Recenti Huic Omnium Editioni Praeter Diligentissimam ab Omnibus Vitiis Castigationem, Novae Ipsius Auctoris Additiones Passim Interiectae Sunt, Ac Huiusmodi Stellulis ** in Fronte Signatae: In Quibus Multa Prius non Absoluta Absoluit, Plura Explicuit, Non Pacuca Exornauit. Cum Summariis, & Indice Longe quam Antea Copiosissimo: Ac Privilegio Summi Pontificis, Senatusq; Veneti. Venice: Apud Lucam Antonium Iuntam, 1566. [xxviii], 295, [1] fols. Main text printed in parallel columns. Octavo (6-3/4" x 4-1/2"). Later quarter vellum over marbled boards, endpapers renewed, lettering piece lacking. Light rubbing to extremities, some soiling to spine. Woodcut Giunta lily device to title page, woodcut decorated initials. Light foxing in a few places, interior otherwise fresh. A handsome copy. * This is a commentary on "De Diversis Regulis Iuris Antiqui," a collection of legal maxims that comprises Book 50, Title 17 of the Digest from Corpus Juris Civilis. The maxims are printed in larger type than the commentary. An earlier version without the maxims was published in Venice and Lyon in 1546 with the title Omnium Legum Tituli ff. De Reg. Iur. The first edition with the format and title of our copy was published in 1558. OCLC and KVK locate 4 copies of the 1566 edition in the United States (at Harvard Law School, the Library of Congress, UC-Berkeley Law School and UCLA Law School). This edition not in Adams. Censimento Nazionale delle Edizioni Italiane del XVI Secolo (EDIT 16) CNCE 8321. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]