Giovanni Vincenzo Gravina - Jani Vincentii Gravinae Origines juris civilis - 1708





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Jani Vincentii Gravinae Origines juris civilis by Giovanni Vincenzo Gravina, a Latin 1st edition from 1708, leather-bound, 800 pages, 20.5 by 16 cm, in good condition.
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Giovanni Vincenzo Gravina. Jani Vincentii Gravinae Origines juris civilis. Lipsiae [Leipzig], Jo. Fridericum Gleditsch, 1708, (27) ff., 757 pp. (33) ff.
One volume in octavo (205x160 mm), full calf, spine with raised bands ornamented, red morocco title-piece (period binding). Wear and rubbing on the boards and spine, losses at the headcaps. Interior fresh
Original edition of this work devoted to the origins and development of Roman civil law.
Gravina adopts a historical approach to Roman law: he seeks to explain the formation and transformations of civil law by studying its various sources and its development in Roman history. He focuses in particular on the relationships between natural law, the law of nations, and civil law, as well as the ancient Roman laws and the Senate's decisions.
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Giovanni Vincenzo Gravina. Jani Vincentii Gravinae Origines juris civilis. Lipsiae [Leipzig], Jo. Fridericum Gleditsch, 1708, (27) ff., 757 pp. (33) ff.
One volume in octavo (205x160 mm), full calf, spine with raised bands ornamented, red morocco title-piece (period binding). Wear and rubbing on the boards and spine, losses at the headcaps. Interior fresh
Original edition of this work devoted to the origins and development of Roman civil law.
Gravina adopts a historical approach to Roman law: he seeks to explain the formation and transformations of civil law by studying its various sources and its development in Roman history. He focuses in particular on the relationships between natural law, the law of nations, and civil law, as well as the ancient Roman laws and the Senate's decisions.

