Codex
Subtitle: Justiniani Principis Codex cum Bar. Bal. Ja. Butrigazij Saliceti Pauli Castrensis Alexandri Imolani summarijs (vt vocant) argumentis et casibus Uiuiani si vno nunc certe castigatissimus: opera ac diligentia eruditi viri Ja. Fontaini Brugensis: qui no tam prioribus concordantijs iuris Canonici & additionibus ex optimis quibusq ac probatissime vtriusq censure doctoribus ac potissimum ex Saliceto collectis egregium ac vere aureu huc Codice mire locupletauit. Adnotatur r notis marginarijs textus glosse acum Lo. Romanu Bar. Pau. de castro Jasone r alios singulares. Signis quoq secernutur ab improbatis Pbations glossemata. Adscribitur hie quoq Legu Autoticaru r Materiaru quas glossator Tractat miro artificio coscriptus index. Lector emo lege r hoc mihi crede Codice hunc nostru cetaris omnibus vndecuq emissis non paulo praetantionum tibi visum iri si cuncta hec diligentar inspexeris ...
Series: French books before 1601 -- r.466 item 1
Publisher: in officinis Jacobi marechal r Joannis Mcelim
Published: 1528
Place of publication: Lugduni
Language: lat
Number of pages: 446
Subjects: Roman law
Work titles: Codex (Corpus juris civilis)
Notes: Colophon: Finem sortitus est feliceum Codex tate adamussim reuisus: esj. pluribus additamētis vaide vtilib la officials Jacobi Mareschal r Joannis Moelim.

Fourth part of an edition of the Corpus juris, printed in five independent parts by Jacques Marechal and Jean Moelim in Lyons. The other parts are Digestum vetus, Infortiatum, Digestum nonum and Volumen. The title and printer's mark are enclosed within an architectural border, which differs in the several parts only in the arrangement of the portraits and their subscriptions, forming the panels of the columns. The names of the printers appear only at the end of the Infortiatum, the Digestum nonum and the Codex. The Institutiones were printed by J. Marechal in 1511. (reissued in 1528 as sixth part of the present edition?)

Volume tightly bound.