[Classical antiquity] Justinian. Institutionum civilium libri quatuor, una cum Accursii

Commentariis, ac multorum iuris doctorum annotationibus (...) ab Aegidio Perrino fori ecclesiastici Iosaiensis apud Luteciam praetore emendati, scholisque illustrati. Accessit Justiniani vita ex variis utriusque linguae auctorib. collecta. Paris, Charlotte Guillard widow Cl. Chevallonius and G. Desboys, 1553. (48),12 (numb. in columns),(2),884 (numb. in columns). With woodcut printer's mark on title and one large woodcut, contemp. velvet over boards, ribbed spine w. manuscr. title, large 8vo (approaching 4to) size. Without the index. Title, following leaf and final three lvs dam., affecting the printed area (w. old paper restorations); more or less water- and dampstained throughout, scattered early annotations and underlinings. Binding w. defects.

Despite these inperfections, a good example of mid-sixteenth-century printing, w. the extensive commentary by Aegidius Perrinus surrounding the main text. Apparently no copies recorded in Dutch libraries.