Decretu[m] Gratiani : cu glossis dñi Joannis Theutonici prepositi Alberstatensis [et] annotationibus Bartholomei Brixiensis : [cum] diuisionibus Archidiaconi : [cum] Casibus a Bene., cõpositis per Bart. Brixi., correctis [et] pro clariore itellectu pluribus in locis extensis : [cum] concordia ad Bibliam : [cum] tabula marginalium glossularu[m] : [cum tabula] omniu canonu [et] concilio[rum] : [cum] Margarita Decreti : [cum] flosculis totius Decretia domio Joanne diacono compositis : [cum] additione in margine litteraru[m], quo minusculi characteres lineis intercepti, citius legenti appareant

Gratian, 12th cent, Joannes, Teutonicus, d. 1245?, Bartolomeo, da Brescia, d. 1258. Glossa ordinaria Decreti, Martinus, Polonus, d. 1279. Margarita Decreti, Giovanni, Diacono, 11th cent · 1514 · Venetijs : Lucas Antonius de Giuta Floretinus i[m]pressit · 146 pictures

A 1514 Venetian printed edition of Gratian's Decretum, a twelfth-century canon law compendium with glosses by Johannes Teutonicus and Bartolomeo da Brescia, printed by Lucas Antonius de Giunta for scholars and clergy studying church law. Its small woodcut panels show robed figures in groups: clerics and laymen in conversation, a kneeling supplicant before mitred prelates, and a seated official at a counter with onlookers, giving designers a compact vocabulary of medieval dress, gesture, and formal assembly staging.

Canon law

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