Opera Omnia, recognita, aucta, emendata, mutis in locis, atque in duos tomos distributa......huic novae editioni inter alia accessit v. cl. Joannis Barbeyracii Historica Vitae auctoris narratio. [Tomus 2 continens: Commentarium in D. Justinian...

Door: Noodt, Gerard.

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• Uitgever: Lugduni Batavorum : apud Joannem Arnoldum Langerak, 1735. Contemp. vellum binding. [28],648,[24];[4],590,[15] pp. Folio. With engraved portrait of Gerard Noodt. Both title-pages printed in red & black with vignette. Without the engraved portrait o...
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• Extra informatie: - 2nd edition of the complete works of Gerard Noodt (1647-1725), edited and with a necrology by Jean Barbeyrac (1674-1744). Noodt was professor of Law succesively in Nijmegen, Franeker, Utrecht and Leiden. As a writer on jurisprudence he acquired a wide, international reputation and became a prominent representative of the Dutch School of 'Juris Consulti Elegantiores'. Influenced by Grotius, about whom he lectured extensively, he advocated the importance of natural law. He was also involved with the negotiations that led to the peace of Nijmegen in 1678. Compared to his contemporaries, Noodt didn't publish much, but it was of high quality. In 1713 he collected for the first time previous works in his Opera Omnia gradually revising them over the years. Later editions were edited by Jean Barbeyrac and appeared upto 1767. The first volume contains treatises and discourses on various subjects, the second is a commentary on the 24 first books of the Justinian digests. Ahsmann/Feenstra. The blindstamped Coat of Arms of the city of Nijmegen ("Noviomagum") on Front- and backcover is interesting as Noodt was not only professor in that city but lies also buried there in St. Stephans church.
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