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Institoutiōnes Theophilou Antikēnsōros : Institutiones iuris ciuilis in Graecam linguam per Theophilum Anticensorem traductae : ac fusissime planissimeq[ue] explicatae : cura & studio Viglii Zuichemi primu[m] in luce[m] editę, nunc denuo a Rutgero Rescio recognitę : adiectis etiam aliquot Petri Nannii annotatiunculis : eximiam autem harum vtilitatem Viglii praefatio ad Opt. Max. Imp. Carolum abunde declarat.
Author
Theophilus, active 6th century
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Uniform title
Institouta
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Format
Book
Language
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Latin
Published/Created
Louanii : Ex officina Rutgeri Rescij, 1536.
Description
[48], 463, [1] p. ; 25 cm. (4to)
Details
Subject(s)
Roman law
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Related name
Aytta, Wigle van, 1507-1577
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Rescius, Rutgerus, -1545
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Nannius, Petrus, 1500-1557
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Rare books genre
Vellum bindings
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Inscriptions
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Notes
The 6th-century Greek paraphrase of the Institutiones, produced by Theophilos ho Antikēnsor, may also be viewed as translation.
Signatures: a-f⁴ ²a-z⁴ A-Z⁴ Aa-Mm⁴.
Binding note
Princeton copy 1 in contemporary stiff vellum, remnants of four pigskin ties, manuscript spine title.
Language note
Main text in Greek; prefatory/editorial matter in Latin.
Provenance
Princeton copy 1 16th century ownership inscriptions on title page and front pastedown.
References
Adams J-623
Other title(s)
Institvtiones ivris civilis in Graecam linguam per Theophilum Anticensorem traductae
Institutiones. Greek.
LCCN
41033397
OCLC
38908496
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