Antonii Matthaei - De judicijs disputationes septendecim - 1645

Rare edition of this collection of seventeen legal dissertations written by Antonius Matthaeus (1601‑1654), professor of law at Utrecht and member of an illustrious family of jurists.

The work is rooted in the humanist and scholarly tradition of Roman law, offering systematic analyses of judgments and judicial procedures, with a focus on reconciling the rigor of ancient sources with the practical needs of contemporary law.

Each disputation addresses a specific question of jurisprudence, drawing on the texts of the Corpus Juris Civilis, the commentaries of the great glossators, and academic debates, while aiming to train students in the art of legal dialectics.

Antonii Matthaei - The Seventeen Disputations on Judgments - 1645 - Joannis
[16], 380 pages

Good condition of the binding, book in its full original vellum from the period, scattered stains and signs of handling, mottled edges, smooth spine, handwritten titling, handwritten annotations on the covers.

Good interior condition, scattered browning, nice frontispiece, one stamp on the title page, beautiful initial, beautiful vignette on the title page.

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