Tractatus de Judaeis eorum privilegiis, observantia, et recto intellectu, continens pignoras, usuras, testimonia, testamenta, juramenta, successiones [...] latrocinia & eorum receptatores, delicta carnis Judæi cum Christianam, vel Christiani cum Judæam [...] auctore Joseph Sessa [...] Cum summariis, & indice ditissimo tum argomentorum, quam materiarum alphabetico ordine digestorum, [...]
Tractatus de Judaeis eorum privilegiis, observantia, et recto intellectu, continens pignoras, usuras, testimonia, testamenta, juramenta, successiones [...] latrocinia & eorum receptatores, delicta carnis Judæi cum Christianam, vel Christiani cum Judæam [...] auctore Joseph Sessa [...] Cum summariis, & indice ditissimo tum argomentorum, quam materiarum alphabetico ordine digestorum, [...]
Metodi di Pagamento
- PayPal
- Carta di Credito
- Bonifico Bancario
- Pubblica amministrazione
- Carta del Docente
Dettagli
- Anno di pubblicazione
- 1717
- Luogo di stampa
- Torino
- Autore
- SESSA, Joseph (fl. 1715)
- Editori
- Giovanni Francesco Mairesse & Giovanni Radix
- Soggetto
- settecento
- Stato di conservazione
- Buono
- Lingue
- Italiano
- Legatura
- Rilegato
- Condizioni
- Usato
Descrizione
Folio (332x210 mm). [20], 387, [1] pp. Collation: [♰]4, b6, A-Bb4, Ccc2. Title-page in red and black with small woodcut device. Decorative woodcut head- and tailpieces, initials. Text in two columns. Author's dedication and Latin poems by Pietro Paolo Quaglino, Onorato Gay and Francesco Saverio Mercandino dedicated to Vittorio Amedeo II. Contemporary vellum over boards, spine with 5 raised bands and manuscript title (bottom spine partially detached, slightly worn and rubbed, small worm holes to the spine, front joint partly cracked). Minor foxing and browning at places. A good and genuine copy.
First edition of this rare legal treatise dedicated to the reigning monarch Vittorio Amedeo II. A first hand testimony on the Jewish life and legal condition in the early 18th century in the Kingdom of Sardinia and its dependent principalities: Piedmont, Nice, Savoy. The author, Joseph Sessa, was a lawyer in the Savoy Senate, and one of the judges appointed in Piedmont to regulate the affairs of the Jews.
Italian Union Catalogue, IT\ICCU\TO0E\045280.
