VIGEL (Nikolaus) and WINHOVIUS (Hermann) – NICOLAI VIGELII by Dreisa Hessorum Iurisconsulti METHODUS UNIVERSI IURIS CIVILIS ABSOLUTISSIMA: EX IPSUS DIGESTIS NUNC DENUO RECOGNITA, & MULTIS IN LOCIS EMENDATA: Opera and studio HERMANNI WINHOVII
VIGEL (Nikolaus) and WINHOVIUS (Hermann) – NICOLAI VIGELII by Dreisa Hessorum Iurisconsulti METHODUS UNIVERSI IURIS CIVILIS ABSOLUTISSIMA: EX IPSUS DIGESTIS NUNC DENUO RECOGNITA, & MULTIS IN LOCIS EMENDATA: Opera and studio HERMANNI WINHOVII
VIGEL (Nikolaus) and WINHOVIUS (Hermann) – NICOLAI VIGELII by Dreisa Hessorum Iurisconsulti METHODUS UNIVERSI IURIS CIVILIS ABSOLUTISSIMA: EX IPSUS DIGESTIS NUNC DENUO RECOGNITA, & MULTIS IN LOCIS EMENDATA: Opera and studio HERMANNI WINHOVII
VIGEL (Nikolaus) and WINHOVIUS (Hermann) – NICOLAI VIGELII by Dreisa Hessorum Iurisconsulti METHODUS UNIVERSI IURIS CIVILIS ABSOLUTISSIMA: EX IPSUS DIGESTIS NUNC DENUO RECOGNITA, & MULTIS IN LOCIS EMENDATA: Opera and studio HERMANNI WINHOVII
    VIGEL (Nikolaus) and WINHOVIUS (Hermann)
    NICOLAI VIGELII by Dreisa Hessorum Iurisconsulti METHODUS UNIVERSI IURIS CIVILIS ABSOLUTISSIMA: EX IPSUS DIGESTIS NUNC DENUO RECOGNITA, & MULTIS IN LOCIS EMENDATA: Opera and studio HERMANNI WINHOVII
Édition :
    Basileæ [Basel]
Date :
    1576
    in-6, mottled brown calf, spine with raised bands and gilt decoration, title gilt, (binding in very poor condition with numerous and significant losses on the covers and spine, text however quite legible despite significant foxing on about 10 leaves, some light dampstaining and losses of text at the top on the last 3 leaves), (10) leaves-2004 col.- (1) leaf.
    Vigel was particularly known for his interpretation of the causes of Turkish resistance to the Germans in the mid-17th century. He believed that the Christian “principalities” lacked justice, notably due to several deficiencies in the study and application of the laws. He compared this situation to the difference between the skills of lawyers and orators, jurisprudence and rhetoric: “There is a flaw in the establishment of discipline, where laws are taught without being enforced. In such a great confusion of laws, no one can know what the exceptions are, to which the laws, which are the responses, address them.” We possess the second, and final, edition of this text, the first dating from 1565. Unfortunately, the volume has some significant defects on its cover.

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