Zuchardi, Hubertini
Tractatus de missione in possessionem, trium clarissimorum iurisconsultorum Hubertini Zuchardi, Sebastiani Sapiae, et Petri de Bellapertica:
Item, De acquirenda, conseruanda, & amittenda possessione
by Ubertino Zuccardi, Pierre de Belleperche, Sebastiano Medici, Sebastianus Sapia, and Johann Gymnich
1 edition
Cologne; 1587
801 pp., 58 leaves. Index.
Half leather over vellum binding, spine with raised bands decorated in gilt, lacks ties
Faded dampstain to the lower right corner of some leaves, minor toning. Otherwise very good
Title with stamp and 2 period handwritten names crossed out in black
- Rare. -
Size 4 1/4 by 6 1/2"
Text in Latin

Ubertino Zuccardi (1480– 1541) was an Italian Renaissance jurist
Ubertino Zuccardi completed his studies at the Academy of Bologna , where he received his doctoral degree in 1505. His mother, widowed for some years, having embraced religious life, he was obliged to take over all the details of domestic administration and to oversee the education and establishment of his younger brothers.
After serving as an auditor at the Rota of Florence and Siena , he was appointed professor of civil law at the Academy of Ferrara in 1519.
The following year, Duke Alfonso I sent him, in recognition of his talents, a diploma granting him and his descendants exemption from various public offices.
Ubertino died on May 30, 1541 leaving two sons who distinguished themselves in military careers.



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