Christiani Thomasii, JCti, Consil. Elect. Brandenb. in Univers. Frideric. P.P. & dictae univers. ac facult. ibid. juridicae senioris Institutionum jurisprudentiae divinae libri tres : in quibus fundamenta juris naturalis secundum hypotheses illustris Pufendorffii perspicuè demonstrantur, & ab objectionibus dissentientium, potissimum D. Valentini Alberti, professoris Lipsiensis, liberantur, fundamenta itidem juris divini positivi universalis primùm à jure naturali distinctè secernuntur & explicantur ..
A 1694 Latin legal treatise by the jurist Christian Thomasius, printed at Halle for scholars of natural and divine law, with its initials decorated by ornamental woodcut letters. The four pictures are foliate capitals set in square frames of leaves, buds and scrolls, which a designer could borrow for decorative initials, borders or drop caps.
