Aresta amorvm lii. Accuratissimis Benedicti Curtij ... commentariis ad vtriusque iuris rationem, forensiumque actionum vsum quàm acutissimè accommodata
Publisher: apud Ioannem Ruellium, via Iacobaea, sub signo D. Nicolai.
Published: 1566
Place of publication: Parisiis
Language: lat
Number of pages: 899
Notes: Also issued with imprint of J. de Marnef & G. Cavellat, with de Marnef device on t.-p.

Printer's mark of Ruelle on t.-p.

Colophon: Imprimé à Paris par Ian Ruelle.

French text alternating with Benoît Le Court's Latin commentary.

"Le lii. arrest" (p. 864-887) & "Ordonnances svr le faict des masqves" (p. [888]-899), both signed "le Pamphile [pseud.]", are by Gilles d'Aurigny.

"Le cinqvantetroisiesme arrest d'amours" (p. [30-58] at end), wrongly attributed to the "abbé des Cornards", is an imaginary case brought before the court of the "abbé des Cornards", the leader of the Confrérie des Conards (or Cornards), a 16th century association of clowns & parodists in Rouen; author apparently unknown.

Also published with various titles, "Les arrêts d'amour", "Les cinquante et un arrêts", "Droits nouveaux et arrêts d'amours", "Les déclamations, procédures et arrêts d'amour", "Plaidoyers d'amours".