Hip. de Mar. Auogadra
Subtitle: solennis [et] pene diuina Utriusq[ue] Juris doct. ac interpretis p[ro]fundissimi do. Hippolyti de Marsilijs Bononien[sis] Lectura super titu. C. Ad l. Corne. de sica. : cu[m] additionibus p[er] eunde[m] autorem nouiter in lucem sub hoc signo [pointing hand] ( ) editis : vna cu[m] summarijs vnicuiq[ue] legi nouissime co[m]positis : et cu[m] rep[er]torio.
Contributors: Marsiliis, Hippolytus de, 1451-1529.
Publisher: Jacques-François Giunta]
Published: 1538
Place of publication: [Lyon
Language: lat
Subjects: Criminal law (Roman law); Violent crimes.; Jurisdiction (Roman law)
Other titles: Solennis et pene diuina ... Lectura super tit. C. Ad l. Corne. de sica.; Lectura super tit. C. Ad l. Corne. de sica.; Codex (Corpus juris civilis). Ad legem Corneliam de sicariis.; Digesta. De iurisdictione. Extra territorium.
Notes: Baudrier, H.L.  Bib. lyonnaise, VI, p. 179
Dedicated "J.U. Monarche domino Mattheo Auogadro Brixiano."
Texts of the laws discussed are not included.
T.p. in decorative frame.  Between title proper and the line "Solennis [et] pene di-," a woodcut scene with Hippolytus de Marsiliis and students.
Also on t.p.: "Leges in hoc opere contentae," naming the eight laws of title 16 (Ad legem Corneliam de sicariis) of book 9 of Justinian's Codex; this material ends on leaf xxiv verso, followed by colophon: Imprimebat Lugd'. Benedict[us] Bo[n]nyn. Anno dn̄i Mcccccxxxviij die v[er]o xxj. mensis Junij. Not listed on t.p.: leaves xxv-xlvij, Repetitio l[egis] fi[nalis] ff. (= Digestorum) De iurisdi[ctione] om[nium] iu[dicum] ... cu[m] summarijs nouissime p[er] Jo. Ba. Ziletu[m] additis. On l. xlvij verso, (this part's?) colophon: Lugduni per Benedictum Bo[n]nyn, anno Domini 1538, die 4. Jullij.
Publisher from device on recto of last leaf (two lions support a shield with his chiffre, etc.; reprod. Baudrier VI, p. 98, no. 2)
Printed in two columns.
Signatures: A-F⁸.
Edition does not include the index announced on t.p. (phrase "cum repertorio" copied from another edition?)
Bound (as 4th work in the volume) with the author's Brassea (LCCN 2001560123), De probationibus, Rangona (all published by Jacques Giunta in 1538), and Singularia (Lyon, J. Giunta, 1546). The 1538 editions may have been issued together?