Sudebnikʺ T͡Sari͡a i Velikago Kni͡azi͡a Ivana Vasilʹevicha, Zakony izʺ I͡Ustinïanovykhʺ knigʺ, Ukazy dopolnitelʹnye kʺ Sudebniku i Tamozhennyĭ ustavʺ T͡Sari͡a i Velikago Kni͡azi͡a Ivana Vasilʹevicha
Publisher: Pri Imperatorskoĭ akademïi naukʺ
Published: 1768
Place of publication: Vʺ Sanktpeterburgi͡e
Language: rus
Number of pages: 101
Subjects: Law; Early works to 1800; Roman influences; Roman law; Reception; Tariff; Law and legislation; History; Sources; Feudal law; Politics and government
Other titles: Zakony izʺ I͡Ustinïanovykhʺ knigʺ.; Ukazy dopolnitelʹnye kʺ Sudebniku.
Notes: Edited, with notes, by Semen Bashilov; preface signed: Semenʺ Bashilovʺ. Imperatorskoĭ akademïi naukʺ perevodchikʺ. Vʺ Sanktpeterburgi͡e avgusta 28 dni͡a, 1768 goda.

According to the preface, the publication was initiated by the Imperial Academy of Sciences and carried out by Semen Bashilov under the leadership of Professor Schlözer. The texts of Sudebnikʺ and Zakony izʺ I͡Ustinïanovykhʺ knigʺ are based on a 17th century manuscript copy, donated to the Academy in 1746 by Ivan Popov, clerk at the Velikiĭ Usti͡ug diocese. Text of Ukazy dopolnitelʹnye kʺ Sudebniku is based on a manuscript copy owned by V.N. Tatishchev, Tamozhennyĭ ustavʺ on a 1756 copy done at the Imperial Academy of Sciences.

Ornamental borders; tailpieces.

Signatures (in Cyrillic characters): ):(⁴ chi1 ²):(⁴ A-E⁸ [=6] Zh⁶ ²A-B⁸ [=2] ²V⁶ ³A-V⁸ [=3] ⁴A-B⁸ [=2] ²chi1; [B signatures signed in lower case].

Svodnyĭ katalog russkoĭ knigi grazhdanskoĭ pechati XVIII veka, 1725-1800, 6937

In Cyrillic script.

Presentation inscription on title page verso: Grigorīi͡u Ivanovichu Voront͡sovu vʺ znakʺ iskrenni͡ago raspolozhenīi͡a daritʺ Alksi͡eĭ Khtnt͡svskīĭ; date May 21, 1832 and a red oval ink stamp below the inscription.

In upper right corner of title page shelfmark(?) "N 856" in manuscript.

Inscription (cropped) at bottom of title page verso: Kniga za pechatʹi͡u izdatelę.

Some annotations in pencil.

Half bound in worn contemporary calf and marbled paper covered boards; spine ornaments originally in gilt (faded).