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LOFFREDO (M. 1539). Additio insuper amplissimo repertorio [CON:] Extricationes...[CON:] In lege iurisconsultus..[CON:] In arduis quibusdam causis de iure responsa...Venezia: Pinzi; De Domenico, 1539
First edition of the works of the Neapolitan jurist Sigismondo Lofreddo never auctioned (RBH). Lofreddo was a firm supporter of royal power, serving as a councillor at the Emperor's Court and holding various judicial positions under Ferdinand the Catholic. He was a leading figure in the political and judicial life of the Kingdom of Naples, contributing to the development of the Council system under Charles V. His influence extended until 1540, dominating Neapolitan viceregal institutions such as the Consiglio Collaterale
4 parts, folio, (410 x 260 mm). Allegorical title page of the first part printed in red and black, second part with allegorical title page with full-page allegory of justice at the back, two large double-page diagrams, third part with allegorical title page, full-page allegory of justice at the back of the colophon, fourth part with woodcut vignettes at the opening, printed in red and black, engraved initials. Contemporary vellum binding (some wear to joints and chipping to spine). Provenance: numerous contemporary notes in the margins. (1)
4 parts, folio, (410 x 260 mm). Allegorical title page of the first part printed in red and black, second part with allegorical title page with full-page allegory of justice at the back, two large double-page diagrams, third part with allegorical title page, full-page allegory of justice at the back of the colophon, fourth part with woodcut vignettes at the opening, printed in red and black, engraved initials. Contemporary vellum binding (some wear to joints and chipping to spine). Provenance: numerous contemporary notes in the margins. (1)
ESTIMATE € 300 - 500
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[BINDING] CICERO, Marcus Tullius (106-43 BC). Epistolarum familiarium. Lyon: Gryphius, 1551.
[BINDING] CICERO, Marcus Tullius (106-43 BC). Epistolarum familiarium. Lyon: Gryphius, 1551.
ESTIMATE € 600 - 1,000
