PARIS DE PUTEO
de syndicatu
by D.Paridis de Pureo
Lugduni; 1548
Paris de Puteo's De syndicatu (first published around 1472-1473) is a seminal 15th-century legal treatise focusing on the syndicatus—the inspection or accountability audit of public officials in Naples.
It is a crucial, comprehensive work by the Italian jurist Paride del Pozzo that addresses the procedural, legal aspects of holding office-holders accountable
Paride del Pozzo (Paris de Puteo), a 15th-century Italian jurist and counselor born in Pimonte (1410–1493).
The treatise is a foundational text on the legal, administrative accountability of officials, often known as "syndication" or auditing in the Kingdom of Naples.
Original limp vellum. Manuscript title on the spine and at the lower edge, lacks ties
Occasional dampstains, a few leaves with wormholes, toning, binding soiled
Size 5 by 7"
Text in Latin



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