URSAYA (Domenico)
    INSTITUTIONES CRIMINALES USUI ETIAM FORENSI ACCOMMODATÆ QUATUOR LIBRIS ABSOLUTÆ IN QUORUM PRIMO AGITUR: De Criminibus mere Eccleciasticis, In Secundo: De criminibus mere Sacularibus, In Tertio: De Criminibus mere Fori, In Quarto: Exponuntur aliqua omnibus Criminibus communia, editio innovata, tertia more parte auctor
Édition :
    Rome
Date :
    1706
    folio, full ivory vellum, spine with 5 raised bands, handwritten title on the spine, beautiful tailpieces, (covers slightly worn, slight worm damage on the spine with old restoration, corners slightly bumped, foxing), 5ff.-427 p.
    This is probably the most important treatise on ecclesiastical criminal law from the 18th century. Although written by a Spanish canonist, it reflects a very clear liberal evolution. The text is also valuable for its clarity and rigorous exposition. Several curiosities also deserve to be highlighted: a chapter devoted to physical appearance, showing in particular that ugliness does not presume evil; a chapter devoted to the “quaestio,” the Inquisition; and a chapter on women, which contains this interesting presumption: “A woman who enters the home of a lawyer is presumed to have come to seek legal advice and not to commit fornication!” Very rare.

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Mots-clés : Ancient law, Criminal law, Ecclesiastical law

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