DENISART (Jean Baptiste) – COLLECTION OF NEW DECISIONS AND CONCEPTS RELATING TO CURRENT CASE LAW, 7th ed., revised and considerably enlarged
DENISART (Jean Baptiste) – COLLECTION OF NEW DECISIONS AND CONCEPTS RELATING TO CURRENT CASE LAW, 7th ed., revised and considerably enlarged
DENISART (Jean Baptiste) – COLLECTION OF NEW DECISIONS AND CONCEPTS RELATING TO CURRENT CASE LAW, 7th ed., revised and considerably enlarged
DENISART (Jean Baptiste) – COLLECTION OF NEW DECISIONS AND CONCEPTS RELATING TO CURRENT CASE LAW, 7th ed., revised and considerably enlarged
    DENISART (Jean Baptiste)
    COLLECTION OF NEW DECISIONS AND CONCEPTS RELATED TO CURRENT CASE LAW, 7th revised and considerably enlarged edition
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1771
    4 vols. in-4, full blond calf, gilt titles & volumes on burgundy and black paper, spine with 5 raised bands decorated with gilt fleurons and framing fillets, (headcaps damaged with some losses, some missing title pages of vol. I and tears to the others, covers rubbed with scuffs, corners and edges worn with some losses, foxing and dampstaining), VIII-776 / 796 / 820 / 906 p.
    Until the mid-18th century, collections of case law were generally presented by their authors in a rather loose chronological or thematic format. Under the influence of the encyclopedic spirit, two authors chose to present their collections of case law alphabetically. Brillon was the first, followed by Denisart. This resulted in texts that were more comprehensive in terms of case law than traditional dictionaries such as those by Ferrière. Moreover, Denisart's text is of exceptional quality, making it a key source for the study of old law. Based on information provided by Dupin, we indicated in a previous catalog (no. 11-60) that the 1771 edition was the last. It should be noted that Camus began a new edition in 1785, which was interrupted in 1790 at volume IX (under the entry "mortgage").

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