Enchiridion juris utriusque
Subtitle: seu definitiones, distinctiones, et quaestiones clare et breviter definitae juris canonici et civilis : synopsi bifariâ, & in priore quidem omnes decretalium, auth. Barthol. à Carthagena ; in posteriore verò omnes institutionum imperialium. Authore B.S. Libros ac titulos breviter ac perspicuè explanantes ac enucleantes
Publisher: Apud Joan. Frid. Fleischerum
Published: 1724
Place of publication: Francofurti ad Moenum
Language: lat
Number of pages: 292
Subjects: Canon law; Examinations, questions; Early works to 1800; Roman law
Other titles: Enchiridii juris synopsis posterior: id est, Juris civilis definitiones, distinctiones, et petitiones.; Juris civilis definitiones, distinctiones, et petitiones.
Notes: Initial ; tailpiece.

Signatures: A¹²B⁶C¹²D⁶E¹²F⁶G¹²H⁶I¹²K⁶L¹²M⁶N¹²O⁶P¹²Q⁶R¹²chi².

Includes indexes.

Book is divided into two parts, one on canon law and one on civil law. The civil law section has a special t.p.: "Enchiridii juris synopsis posterior: id est, Juris civilis definitiones, distinctiones, et petitiones, per quaestiones claras, breves, et doctrinales, omnes libros ac titulos institutionum imperialium, juxta seriem & ordinem D. Justiniani Imperatoris solidé ac perspicué explanantes & enucleantes, compilatae ab authore B. S."

Author of second part ("B.S.") is sometimes erroneously identified with Stephan Dobner, who published an edition of the Synopsis under his name in 1727. (See note in the record for the 1698 edition in Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachraum erschienenen Drucke des 17. Jahrhunderts, VD17 39:155759M.)

From the library of the Fürst zu Stolberg at Wernigerode.

Inscription of former owner on t.p. verso.

Bound in 18th century vellum; spine title in manuscript.