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Disputationes selectarum juris materiarum : secundum ordinem Pandectarum / in illustri Lugdunensi Batavorum Academia, ex auctoritate & consensu Amplissimorum Academiae Curatorum, Magnifici Dn. Rectoris Clarissimi Iuridicae Facultatis Ordinis, totiusq́ue Academici Senatus, institutae a nobilibus ac doctis juvenibus SS. LL. studiossimis, quorum nomina singulae disputationes indicabunt.
Kislak Center for Special Collections - Rare Book Collection KJA2122 .D57 1604
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- Latin
- Subjects (All):
- Roman law--Early works to 1800.
- Roman law.
- Penn Provenance:
- Ferguson, Mary Hamilton Nisbet (Bookplate)
- Physical Description:
- 16 unnumbered pages, 592 unnumbered pages ; 20 cm (4to)
- Place of Publication:
- Lugduni Batavorum : Ex Officinâ Ioannis Patii : Anno 1604 [that is, 1604-1605]
- Notes:
- A collection of 43 dissertations, each with special t.p. (dated 1604-1605). The collection was the product of the 4th Leiden collegium disputatorium on the Pandects, held Mar. 24, 1604-Apr. 30, 1605, and the dissertations seem to have been issued sequentially. Cf. Ahsmann, Margreet, Collegia en colleges, p. 349-350.
- The dissertations are by a number of students, with a variety of praeses. The students were most probably the authors. Cf. Ahsmann, p. 311-323.
- Signatures: [dagger] [star] A B-D E F G H-M N-V X-Bb Cc Dd-Kk kk Ll ll Mm-Oo Pp Qq-Ccc Ddd-Fff Ggg Hhh Iii-Lll Mmm Nnn nnn Ooo-Ppp .
- "Statuta collegii hujus juridici"--p. [3]-[11] (1st count) is signed by Johannes Vitellius, Nicholas Brouwer and Melchior Brouwer, three students whose dissertations are in the collection. The statutes differ from those of the 1597-99 or the 1599-1601 colleges. Cf. Ahsmann, p. 569-569.
- OCLC:
- 81547890
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