Dynus de reg. jur.
Subtitle: Commentarius mirabilis super titulo De regulis juris
By: precipui sui seculi jurisconsulti domini Dyni Muxellani ... qui post Accursium Bononie emicuit [et] Decretalium lib. vj. jubente Bonifacio VIII. composuit ; multo plus q[uam] vnq[uam] annotationibus auctus ... ; ubi preter do. Nicolai Boerij ... et Celsi Hugonis Cabilonen[sis] additiones multa nouissime per doctorem anonymum sunt addita ... ; [et] omnia cu[m] repertorio castigatissimo ... feliciter eme[n]data.
Contributors: Bohier, Nicolas de, 1469-1539.; Du Moulin, Charles, 1500-1566.; Catholic Church.
Publisher: Venundantur Lugd'. p[er] Jacobu[m] Giuncti
Published: 1537
Place of publication: [Lyon]
Language: lat
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Legal maxims (Canon law)
Other titles: Dynus de reg. iur.; Commentarius mirabilis super titulo De regulis juris
Notes: The 1535 edition with changed t.p. date.
Includes, typographically distinguished, the texts of the 88 rules formulated at end of title 12 of book 5 of Liber sextus decretalium; each rule is immediately followed by Dinus' commentary.
The extensive 2-column apparatus of additions and annotations flanks or surrounds Dinus's text.
On leaf ("fo.") cxxix verso: Explicit celebris [et] solennis Tractatus de regulis iuris  a ... Dyno de Muxello editus, vna cu[m] additionibus [et] Repertorio magistri Nilai [!] Boerij ...; fo. cxxx verso: Sequuntur nonnulla co[n]silia prefati magistri Nicolai Boerij (ending on fo. cxxxij verso and followed by "Tabula alphabetica"); colophon on recto of last leaf: Commentaria D. Dyni de Muxello ... Lugd'. in calcographia Benedicti Bonnyn, anno salutis 1535, die vero 17. Julij.
T.p. in red and black, within ornamental woodcut border, includes, in rectangular frame, woodcut scene of Dinus lecturing; on verso of last leaf, device of Jacques-François Giunta: two lions support a shield with his chiffre, etc., as in Delalain, Inventaire, 2nd ed. (1892), p. 103, 1⁰ (reprod. Baudrier VI, p. 98, no. 2).
Signatures: a-t⁸.
Includes index.
With: Decio, Filippo. Philip. Decius De re. iu. [Lyon] : Veneu[n]t  Lugd'. apud Jacobu[m] Giu[n]cti, 1539. Bound together subsequent to publication.