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Andreae Fachinei jurisconsulti foroliviensis … (1660)
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Andreae Fachinei jurisconsulti foroliviensis … (1660)
by Andrea Fachinei
Full Title: Andreae Fachinei jurisconsulti foroliviensis, in celeberrimo pisano gymnasio juris Caesarei professoris ordinarii, Controversiarum ivris libri tredecim : quibus omnes fere quaestiones praecipuae, ut sunt, judicales, contractuum, ultimarum voluntatum : feudales, criminales, & aliae miscellaneae, mira brevitate & perspicuitate discutiuntur
9 ¾ x 7 ½. In Latin. Printed for Coloniæ Agrippinæ : Apud Joannem Busaeum, bibliopolam sub Monocerote, Anno M. DC. LX, 1660. Edition unknown. Complete. We do not find another 17th-century example of this same book for sale anywhere else worldwide! In very good overall condition. This book is extremely rare! Covers witchcraft and witch trials in Bavaria. New to our inventory. Detailed condition report coming soon. (The image we included on our website is NOT in the book.)
When we think about hysterical witch hunts and the fury of a frenzied mob, our thoughts go to the events in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. However, if one really wants to see where hatred and fear of witchcraft begins, one need only look at German history. While those suspected of witchcraft had been persecuted across the Holy Roman Empire as early as the 12th and 13th centuries, things really didn’t kick off until the publication of the Malleus Maleficarum, or ‘Hammer of Witches’ in 1487.
Andrea Fachinei (1549 – 1609) was an Italian jurist and professor of law at Ingolstadt. His principle work is Jurisconsulti Foroliviens. He became counsel for the Dukes of Bavaria before he took his position at the University of Ingoldstadt.
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Inventory Number: 48229
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