Imperatoris Justiniani Volumen, ut peculiari vocabulo vocant: juris totius civilis velut colophon ac complementum: que sequuntur complectens: Librum authenticorum, in novem collationes distinctum, Tres posteriores libros Codicis, Libros duos feudorum, Constitutionis Frederici secundi imperatoris, Extravagantes duos Henrici septimi imperatoris, Tractatum de pace Constantie

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Printed throughout in red and black, title with printer s device within elaborate metal-cut criblé border, numerous criblé initials throughout, and one large metal cut at p. [12] showing the Emperor Justinian in Council. [6], 104; 64; 38 ff. 1 vols. Folio. 378 x 265 mm. Very rare and beautifulprinting by Chevallon of this section (usually referred to as the Novellae constitutiones) of the Corpus Juris Civilis. Only one copy (in Utrecht) is located by OCLC; no copies at all are to be found in American institutions. The notable large, fine metal cut showing Justinian with his justices in Council, while two dogs play at their feet, was used by B. Rembolt in his 1505 edition of Justinian; "this block occurs in the Gering and Rembolt edition of 1503 … and was probably cut for their first edition, 1499. It was used in 1511 in an edition printed by Rembolt alone … and passed to André Bocard, who used it in editions printed for Jean Petit … It appears also in Bocard editions of the NOVELLAE CONSTITUTIONES (1511, for Jean Bonhomme. Jean Petit, and Thielman Kerver)." Mortimer. Not in Adams (but cf. Adams J671 & J672 for later editions; Not in Mortimer French (but cf. Mortimer 152 for the large metalcut); OCLC: 150234670 (one copy: U. of Utrecht); Moreau 3, 1723 Twentieth-century vellum and endpapers. Fine, immaculate copy Printed throughout in red and black, title with printer s device within elaborate metal-cut criblé border, numerous criblé initials throughout, and one large metal cut at p. [12] showing the Emperor Justinian in Council. [6], 104; 64; 38 ff. 1 vols. Folio. 378 x 265 mm. N° de ref. del artículo 253925

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