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Andreae Tiraquelli in Curia Parisiensi senatoris commentarii In l. Boues, [section symbol] Hoc sermone, ff. de uerbor. signif.
1555, Apud Dominicum Lilium
in Latin
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Extending the meaning of the sentence "Hoc sermone 'dum nupta erit' primae nuptiae significantur" (Digesta 50:16.89) to other areas where only the first occurrence of an action should be understood as bringing a legal consequence. Based on French jurists' interpretation of Roman law.
Device of Domenico Giglio on t.p. (bird with scorpion in beak on an amphora supported by tails of monsters; motto "Non sine quare sic facio"; cf. Zappella I, CLXXVb)
Signatures: a-c⁸ d⁴ A-K⁸ L⁴.
Includes index.
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