GREGOIRE (Pierre)
    SYNTAGMA IURIS UNIVERSI, ATQUE LEGUM PENE OMNIUM GENTIUM, ET RERUM PUBLICAUM PRÆCIPUARUM, IN TRES PARTES DIGESTUM, in quo divini & humani iuris totius, naturali, ac nova methodo per gradus, ordineque, materia universalium singularium rerum, simulque iudicia explicantur, cum index rerum et verborum copiossimo
Édition :
    Lugduni [Lyon]
Date :
    1587-1597
    folio, suede binding, boards blind-stamped with a central medallion, handwritten title on the back in Gothic letters, spine with raised bands, two-tone red/black title page, text decorated with initials and tailpieces, (leather missing at the lower corner of the second board, small tears to the bands and headcaps, lower corners gnawed on approx. 100 p. without consequence on the text, last page torn, some foxing and dampstaining, small worm attack), 7 f.-168-298-851 p. + important index.
    Pierre Grégoire was one of the eminent members of the Pont-à-Mousson school. He held the chair of civil law there until his death in 1597. He is also known for having refuted Dumoulin's opinion against the Council of Trent (1584). This text constitutes his major work, last published in 1606 (but partially reprinted later under other titles). It is a general treatise on matters of law, persons, and actions. The passages on public figures (emperors, kings, etc.) are particularly noteworthy, as they offer a valuable exposition of monarchomach doctrine. Rare.

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Mots-clés : Ancient law, Ecclesiastical law, History of ideas

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