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‎Commentarium in Jus Canonicum Universum sive quinque libros ac titulos Decretalium Gregorii IX Pontif. Max....‎

‎"12. Paris, C. Doré, 1776, 4 parts in folio bound in three volumes. xxvi pp + 498 (error 540) pp + 514 + (14) nn pp (index) ; xxii pp + 614 pp + (1)(errata) ; xxii pp +426 pp + 145 pp + (26)nn pp (index), uniform contemporary mottled calf with gilt raised spines, two labels on spine, edges painted red. Fine set. A German Benedictine, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Salzburg, b. at Munich, in Bavaria, 13 July 1690, d. at Salzburg, 9 February, 1752. He made his religious profession at the Abbey of St. Peter, Salzburg, in 1706, and was ordained to the priesthood in 1713. Having been made a Doctor of Canon and Civil Law (1715), in 1721 he succeeded Benedict Schmier, as professor of canon law at the Benedictine University of Salzburg, where he remained for a period of twenty years. In 1729 he was appointed vice-chancellor of the university. The ""Commentarius in Jus Canonicum universum"" which Bocken published at Salzburg (1735-39), is his most important work. He had previously (1722-28) issued a number of treatises on the five books of the Decretals, these, now thoroughly revised and supplemented, were incorporated in his larger work, to the third volume of which, in an appendix, he also added a lengthy disquisition ""De praescriptionibus"". A reprint of the ""Commentarius"" appeared at Paris in 1776. Bocken's work, like that of the Salzburg canonists generally, is one of definite value. (Catholic Encyclopedia).."‎

‎Jus canonicum, sive commentaria in primum librum decretalium.‎

‎ 1704-1705 Coloniæ, apud Wilhelmum Metternich, 1704-1075. ‎

‎5 tomes en 3 volumes in-folio (35 cm x 20,5 cm), basane brune (reliure de l’époque), dos à nerfs orné, pièce de titre rouge, tranches rouges, titre à l’encre noire et rouge, texte en latin sur deux colonnes, [8]-705-1 bl. ; 208-687-1 bl. ; 98-386-[8]-302 (complet).Frottements à la reliure, coiffes découvertes, 1 mors fendu (3 cm), coins émoussés, épidermures, feuillets brunis, rousseurs éparses, erreurs de pagination inhérentes à l’édition. État correct. Nouvelle édition illustrée de 3 grandes vignettes sur les pages de titre. Prosper Fagnan (1588-1678), canoniste longtemps renommé, fut pendant quinze ans à Rome le secrétaire de diverses congrégations. On le consultait comme un oracle. Il entreprit, par l’ordre d’Alexandre VII, un long Commentaire latin sur les Décrétales, publié à Rome, en 1661, et réimprimé à Venise en 1697. La première édition, qu’il avait soignée lui-même, est la plus estimée : la table de cet ouvrage passe pour un chef-d’œuvre. Il comprit dans son ouvrage ce que les anciens avaient dit de meilleur, ainsi que le Droit nouveau que les Constitutions des papes avaient introduit. Agréable exemplaire. ‎

‎Jus Canonicum Per Aphorismos Strictim Explicatum.‎

‎Amsterdam, Elzevir, 1672. 12mo. In contemporary full calf with four raised bands and richly gilt spine. Wear to spine, parts of gilting worn off. Head of spine chipped with a bit of loss of leather. Small paper-label pasted on to top of spine. Internally nice and clean. (10), 362, (20) pp. + engraved half-title (dated 1663). A blank leaf bound in between each printed leaf. ‎

‎Fourth and last Elzevir-edition of Corvinus’ canonical law book that explains the principles of canon law in an aphoristic and succinct manner. This work is typical of the era which often used aphorisms to condense complex legal or theological principles for clarity and easier application. Willems 1468.‎

‎Jus canonicum universum publicum et privatum [3 volumes]‎

‎Romae [Rome], apud Joannem Ferretium 1837 Complet work in 3 volumes: xvi,398 + xx,398 + 360pp., text in Latin, 26cm., uniform 19th cy. hardcover bindings (marbled boards, spines in brown leather with gilt title), marbled endpapers, few stamps, some occasional foxing (text always well readable), good condition, [Content: volume 1: Prolegomena, volume 2: Librum I. Decretalium Gregorii IX, volume 3: Librum II. Decretalium Gregorii IX], R92287‎

‎Jus canonicum universum complectens Tractatum de regulis juris [7 volumes, complete]‎

‎Parisiis [Paris], L. Vives 1864-1870 Complete series in 7 volumes, xi,642 + viii,617,[ii] + vii,637,[ii] + vii,697,[ii] + vii,760 + vii,662,[ii] + vii,472 pp., 27cm., text in Latin, uniform contemporary bindings in half-cloth in very good condition (marbled boards, gilt title on spine), stain on upper edges (not in text) of some volumes, text printed in 2 columns, text clean and bright with only few foxing, good set, ["juxta novissimam romanam editionem, innumeris expurgatis mendis, recusum accurante r.d. Clodovaeo Bolard ; cui nunc primum accedunt variae Adnotationes pro quarumdam quaestionum uberiori enodatione, attenta rerum conditione praesenti, digestae studio et opera r.d. Victoris Pelletier."], R96029‎