Justinianus - Novellas Constitvtiones ivstiniani principis post repetitam codicis praelectionem ae ditas - 1553

JUSTINIANUS – VOLVMEN / Hoc complectitur ( sic enim peculiari vocabulo / VOCANT) NOVELLAS CONSTITVTIO - / NES IVSTINIANI PRINCIPIS POST RE - / PETITAM CODICIS PRAELECTIONEM AE DITAS: / Authentica vulgò appelant: Tres item posteriores libros Codicis: Feudorum seu Beneficiorum dous: Constitutiones Fride - / richi secundi Imperatoris: Extrauagants duas Hen-/rici septimi Imperatoris: & tractatum / De pace Constantiae. / Omnia ad vetustissimorum simul & emendatissimorum Exemplatium fidem / recognita, emendata. Accesserunt nunc primùm, & nunquam antehac aediti, Iustiniani Nouellarum Constitutionum libri duo cum multis Annotationibus / ex doctissimorum hominum Commentarijs, quae non parum lucis ac dignitatis huic Volumini asserunt. / (engraving) / LVGDUNI; / Apud Hugonem à porta. / M. D. LIII (1553) . / Cum Priuilegio Regis. (At the end: Excudebat Ioannes Ausultus) . In Folio {16} + 276 + 148 + 99 p. ; Complete book binding of the period. Worn out. In Folio; (270 mm X 405 mm) ; Adams, I, J- 680; The full name of the author is Flávio Pedro Sabácio Justiniano. He was born in 482 and died in Constantinople on November 14th, 565. His reign was from 527 to 565. Byzantine Emperor, known as Justinian the Great or St Justinian the Great by the Orthodox Church, had a grand reign both in the military aspect as in the administrative level. In the field of justice he left a vast work under the title "Corpus Juris Civilis" and "Digestor Pandectas" and "Novels or Authentic". Good print in black and red in 2 columns with different characters. Illustrated with two engravings, one on the face and one on the last preliminary sheet and allegorical capital letters. Tittle and texts printed in round and italic characters, in several fields, the title has letters in uppercase and lowercase, in two colours: black and red. Traces of bug on the margins, handwritten notes on the margin of some sheets, with some stains, restoration on the margin of page 177 and signatures of possession on the front.