D. Andreae Alciati ivrecons. clariss. Ad rescripta principvm commentarii ; De svmma trinitate ; De sacrosanct. eccles. ; De aedendo ; De in ivs vocando ; De pactis ; De transactionibvs ; accessit item, De quinq[ue] pedum praescriptione, lib. unus ; De magistratibus, ciuilibusq[ue], & militaribus officijs, lib. unus, partim Alciato, partim incerto authore
A 1530 legal treatise printed in Nuremberg by Johann Petreius, the work of the jurist Andrea Alciati (1492-1550) on Roman law and the Corpus juris civilis, written for scholars and lawyers. Its single picture is a woodcut printer's ornament of a nude female figure with flowing hair standing on a winged globe within a scrolled cartouche, a motif a designer could borrow for emblematic frames, title borders or classical decorative panels.
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