P. Francisco Schmier - Jurisprudentia Canonico-Civilis seu Jus Canonicum Universum - 1738

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Three-volume Latin edition of Jurisprudentia Canonico-Civilis, seu Jus Canonicum Universum by P. Francisco Schmier, bound in leather and published in Avignon in 1738.

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DESCRIPTION: I present at auction one of the high points of eighteenth-century European classical law: the monumental treatise “Jurisprudentia Canonico-Civilis, seu Jus Canonicum Universum,” written by the celebrated Benedictine jurist Franz Schmier (P. Francisco Schmier) and published in Avignon (Avenione) in 1738 by Pierre Lombard.

The complete collection is offered in three impressive folio volumes, preserving their beautiful marbleized bindings and era-dyed spines richly gilded.

IMPORTANCE FUNDAMENTAL FOR CANON LAW AND CIVIL LAW

Schmier’s treatise is a cornerstone in the history of European jurisprudence. Its historical and legal value lies in:

+ Synthesis of Utrumque Jus: Schmier achieves a masterful harmonization between Canon Law (based on the five books of the Decretals of Gregory IX) and Civil Law (Roman), offering an integral view (Jus Canonicum Universum) for legal practice.

+ Source of Doctrine and Jurisprudence: It incorporates decrees of the Sacred Congregation, decisions of the Sacred Roman Rota, and papal constitutions, becoming during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries a reference work in ecclesiastical courts, chancelleries, and universities across Europe.

+ Methodical Structure: Its theoretical-practical approach facilitated for centuries the study and application of contracts, matrimonial law, procedure, property, and succession.

COLLECTION, PRINTING AND TWO-TONE COVER:

+ Dual-Color Main Cover: Highlights the beautiful and solemn cover of the first volume, beautifully set in red and black inks, characteristic of the grand luxury institutional editions of the eighteenth century.

+ Careful Typography and Engravings: Adorned with large historiated woodcut initials, headings with vegetal motifs, printer’s marks, and the three large analytical indexes (Index Generalis Rerum Notabilium).

+ Historic Possession Marks: Contains ecclesiastical seals of the era (Domus Studiorum C.SS.R.) and ancient handwritten annotations in ferrogallo ink attesting to its conventual or academic provenance.

PUBLICATION YEAR: Avignon (France) 1738

LANGUAGE: Latin (Original Version)

SIZE AND Pagination: Dimensions: 36 x 24 cm. Pagination: VOL I: [4] + Cover + [8] + 534 + [2] pp. VOL II: Cover + [4] + 722 + [2] pp. VOL III: [2] + Cover + [2] + 367 + [3] pp. COMPLETE WORK

CONDITION: Original full-leather binding, in good condition, with minor wear as shown in the photos. Spine with five raised bands decorated with gold lines and vegetal-inspired gold motifs and filet. The interior is in good condition as shown in the photos. Slight watermark on the first pages of Volume II that does not affect ink quality.

A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF LAW. DO NOT LET IT SLIP AWAY.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SHIPPING POLICY:

Shipping costs are grouped to save you money. Economical shipping with leading carriers:

Shipping to Spain --> carried out with: CTT Express 24h or CORREOS
Shipping to Europe --> carried out with: UPS Express 48-72h / FedEx Express 48-72h (Some countries may have longer transit times)
Shipping to the United States --> carried out with: UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h (We have been informed by our customers that these companies are less strict or do not apply the new 15% tax on imported products)
Shipping to China --> carried out with: UPS Express 24h
Shipping to the Rest of the World --> carried out with: UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h

*The books will be carefully packed so they travel comfortably to their new home.

DESCRIPTION: I present at auction one of the high points of eighteenth-century European classical law: the monumental treatise “Jurisprudentia Canonico-Civilis, seu Jus Canonicum Universum,” written by the celebrated Benedictine jurist Franz Schmier (P. Francisco Schmier) and published in Avignon (Avenione) in 1738 by Pierre Lombard.

The complete collection is offered in three impressive folio volumes, preserving their beautiful marbleized bindings and era-dyed spines richly gilded.

IMPORTANCE FUNDAMENTAL FOR CANON LAW AND CIVIL LAW

Schmier’s treatise is a cornerstone in the history of European jurisprudence. Its historical and legal value lies in:

+ Synthesis of Utrumque Jus: Schmier achieves a masterful harmonization between Canon Law (based on the five books of the Decretals of Gregory IX) and Civil Law (Roman), offering an integral view (Jus Canonicum Universum) for legal practice.

+ Source of Doctrine and Jurisprudence: It incorporates decrees of the Sacred Congregation, decisions of the Sacred Roman Rota, and papal constitutions, becoming during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries a reference work in ecclesiastical courts, chancelleries, and universities across Europe.

+ Methodical Structure: Its theoretical-practical approach facilitated for centuries the study and application of contracts, matrimonial law, procedure, property, and succession.

COLLECTION, PRINTING AND TWO-TONE COVER:

+ Dual-Color Main Cover: Highlights the beautiful and solemn cover of the first volume, beautifully set in red and black inks, characteristic of the grand luxury institutional editions of the eighteenth century.

+ Careful Typography and Engravings: Adorned with large historiated woodcut initials, headings with vegetal motifs, printer’s marks, and the three large analytical indexes (Index Generalis Rerum Notabilium).

+ Historic Possession Marks: Contains ecclesiastical seals of the era (Domus Studiorum C.SS.R.) and ancient handwritten annotations in ferrogallo ink attesting to its conventual or academic provenance.

PUBLICATION YEAR: Avignon (France) 1738

LANGUAGE: Latin (Original Version)

SIZE AND Pagination: Dimensions: 36 x 24 cm. Pagination: VOL I: [4] + Cover + [8] + 534 + [2] pp. VOL II: Cover + [4] + 722 + [2] pp. VOL III: [2] + Cover + [2] + 367 + [3] pp. COMPLETE WORK

CONDITION: Original full-leather binding, in good condition, with minor wear as shown in the photos. Spine with five raised bands decorated with gold lines and vegetal-inspired gold motifs and filet. The interior is in good condition as shown in the photos. Slight watermark on the first pages of Volume II that does not affect ink quality.

A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF LAW. DO NOT LET IT SLIP AWAY.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SHIPPING POLICY:

Shipping costs are grouped to save you money. Economical shipping with leading carriers:

Shipping to Spain --> carried out with: CTT Express 24h or CORREOS
Shipping to Europe --> carried out with: UPS Express 48-72h / FedEx Express 48-72h (Some countries may have longer transit times)
Shipping to the United States --> carried out with: UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h (We have been informed by our customers that these companies are less strict or do not apply the new 15% tax on imported products)
Shipping to China --> carried out with: UPS Express 24h
Shipping to the Rest of the World --> carried out with: UPS Express 48h / FedEx Express 48h

*The books will be carefully packed so they travel comfortably to their new home.

Details

Number of books
3
Subject
Law
Book title
Jurisprudentia Canonico-Civilis seu Jus Canonicum Universum
Author/ Illustrator
P. Francisco Schmier
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1738
Height
36 cm
Edition
Other edition
Width
24 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Petri Lombard
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
1653
Sold by
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376
Objects sold
98.78%
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