Three Latin works published in Germany: (1) G.V. Gravina. Origines iuris civilis,

quibus ortus et progressus iuris civilis, ius naturale, gentium et XII tabb. legesque ac SCta explicatur; ad Clementem XI. Pont. Max. Leipsic, J.Fr. Gleditsch 1708, (56),757,(62) pp., contemp. vellum, 4to.

Waterstain in lower blank margin throughout; occ. browned. Good copy. Giovanni Vincenzo Gravina (1664-1718), Italian jurisconsult, member of the Academy of Arcadians, professor of civil and canon law at the college of La Sapienza. Although A. Taillander (in Hoefer XXI, p. 750-754) states that the complete work was published between 1701 and 1713, this edition contains the three parts as mentioned on the title-p. Cf. Lipenius III, 2787, where this ed. is given as the first complete edition of Gravina's principal work. (2) C. Ziegler. De iuribus maiestatis, tractatus academicus in quo pleraque omnia, quae de potestate et iuribus disputari solent, strictim exponentur. Wittemberg, J.C. Foelgin, 1698, (24),1172,(200) pp., thick contemp. half calf, gilt and ribbed spine w. mor. letterpiece, 4to. Paper covers a bit rubbed/ worn. Very good copy. -and 1 other by François van den Zype, published in Cologne, 1641. (total 3)