Collection of early modern law books. The collection includes: Damhouder, Joost de: Praxis Rerum Criminalium. Antwerp. 1554. First edition. Cont. blindstamped pigskin over wooden boards. Front hinge slightly damaged. With two metal clasps. Complete with 56 woodcuts depicting the crimes of early modern Europe. Corpus Juris Danicum. Eller den fuldkomne Danske Low-bog. (Med 12 Hoffvit-Parter). 1670. Cont. sheepskin binding, with wear to front hinge and spine. Den Rette Jydske Lowbog. Nu Nylige offuerseet, Corrigerit oc Forbedrit. Cph. Mats Vingaard. 1590. Cont. vellum. Contains blank pages with contemporary handwritten notes throughout. Den Norske Lovbog. 1657. Cont. vellum, with new endpapers. Kong Christian d. 5. Danske Lov. Cph. Joachim Schmedtgen. 1683. With portrait and verse by Kingo. Glossarium Juridicum Danico Norvegicum. 1652. Cont. vellum. Ancher, Peder Kofod: En Dansk Lov-Historie. Fra Kong Harald Blaatands Tid til Kong Christian den Femtes. Cph. Godiche, 1769–76. 2 vols. Cont. calf with gilt spines. With rift in front cover. Clean inside. Gysius, Johannes and Bruun, Claas: Korte Schets van Het Leeven en Sterven der Martelaaren. Amsterdam. Jan Blom 1719. Cont. vellum. With uncoloured copper plates throughout. The Praxis Rerum Criminalium was the first comprehensive study of criminal procedure published in northern Europe. It was based on Flemish lawyer Philip Wielant's Practycke Crimineele (c.1510) an unpublished work intended as an instruction manual for lawyers, judges, and court officials. De Damhouder translated Wielant’s work into Latin and integrated the Roman laws with Flemish customary laws. Damhouder [1507–1581] was an advisor to the Duke of Burgundy and a prolific author of legal and religious treatises. Preview In Lyngby Auction Paintings, furniture and varia, 29 January 2024 Category Books & manuscripts Selling 29 January at 8:56 pm Estimate 20,000–30,000 DKK
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Collection of early modern law books. The collection includes: Damhouder, Joost de: Praxis Rerum Criminalium. Antwerp. 1554. First edition. Cont. blindstamped pigskin over wooden boards. Front hinge slightly damaged. With two metal clasps. Complete with 56 woodcuts depicting the crimes of early modern Europe. Corpus Juris Danicum. Eller den fuldkomne Danske Low-bog. (Med 12 Hoffvit-Parter). 1670. Cont. sheepskin binding, with wear to front hinge and spine. Den Rette Jydske Lowbog. Nu Nylige offuerseet, Corrigerit oc Forbedrit. Cph. Mats Vingaard. 1590. Cont. vellum. Contains blank pages with contemporary handwritten notes throughout. Den Norske Lovbog. 1657. Cont. vellum, with new endpapers. Kong Christian d. 5. Danske Lov. Cph. Joachim Schmedtgen. 1683. With portrait and verse by Kingo. Glossarium Juridicum Danico Norvegicum. 1652. Cont. vellum. Ancher, Peder Kofod: En Dansk Lov-Historie. Fra Kong Harald Blaatands Tid til Kong Christian den Femtes. Cph. Godiche, 1769–76. 2 vols. Cont. calf with gilt spines. With rift in front cover. Clean inside. Gysius, Johannes and Bruun, Claas: Korte Schets van Het Leeven en Sterven der Martelaaren. Amsterdam. Jan Blom 1719. Cont. vellum. With uncoloured copper plates throughout. The Praxis Rerum Criminalium was the first comprehensive study of criminal procedure published in northern Europe. It was based on Flemish lawyer Philip Wielant's Practycke Crimineele (c.1510) an unpublished work intended as an instruction manual for lawyers, judges, and court officials. De Damhouder translated Wielant’s work into Latin and integrated the Roman laws with Flemish customary laws. Damhouder [1507–1581] was an advisor to the Duke of Burgundy and a prolific author of legal and religious treatises. Preview In Lyngby Auction Paintings, furniture and varia, 29 January 2024 Category Books & manuscripts Selling 29 January at 8:56 pm Estimate 20,000–30,000 DKK
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