GOMEZII (D. Antonii) [GOMEZ (Antonio)] – AD LEGES TAURI COMMENTARIUM ABSOLUTISSIMUM, Editio nova cæteris longe locupletior, Cui adjungitur novus ad calcem totius, Operis Index feu Repertorium, Operâ & singulari studio Nobilis Joannis Baptistæ Antonii
GOMEZII (D. Antonii) [GOMEZ (Antonio)] – AD LEGES TAURI COMMENTARIUM ABSOLUTISSIMUM, Editio nova cæteris longe locupletior, Cui adjungitur novus ad calcem totius, Operis Index feu Repertorium, Operâ & singulari studio Nobilis Joannis Baptistæ Antonii
GOMEZII (D. Antonii) [GOMEZ (Antonio)] – AD LEGES TAURI COMMENTARIUM ABSOLUTISSIMUM, Editio nova cæteris longe locupletior, Cui adjungitur novus ad calcem totius, Operis Index feu Repertorium, Operâ & singulari studio Nobilis Joannis Baptistæ Antonii
GOMEZII (D. Antonii) [GOMEZ (Antonio)] – AD LEGES TAURI COMMENTARIUM ABSOLUTISSIMUM, Editio nova cæteris longe locupletior, Cui adjungitur novus ad calcem totius, Operis Index feu Repertorium, Operâ & singulari studio Nobilis Joannis Baptistæ Antonii
    GOMEZII (D. Antonii) [GOMEZ (Antonio)]
    AD LEGES TAURI COMMENTARIUM ABSOLUTISSIMUM, Editio nova cæteris longe locupletior, Cui adjungitur novus ad calcem totius, Operis Index feu Repertorium, Operâ & singulari studio Nobilis Joannis Baptistæ Antonii
Édition :
    Lugduni [Lyon]
Date :
    1733
    folio, full binding with lace clasps in recent ivory vellum, title and author's name on smooth spine, initial letters, vignettes, headbands, (some wormholes through to the end of the work, some stains on the pages, very rare foxing and pencil underlining), good condition, [4]-504-[80] p.
    First published in Madrid in 1628, this book is a commentary on the laws and statutes of the town of Taurisano (Toro), located in the Salento region of southern Italy. The Count of Taurisano was the town's feudal lord, and his commentary on local laws aimed to clarify their interpretation and application. Gómez de Sandoval y Rojas's commentary is considered one of the most important works of 17th-century Spanish jurisprudence. It influenced many subsequent jurists and scholars and is still studied by legal historians for its contribution to understanding the legal history of southern Italy.

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Mots-clés : Civil Law, Law of Toro (1505), Cortes de Toro

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