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Law. Corpus Juris Canonici Emendatum et Notis Illustratum. Edited by P. Lancelotus. Title in red and black with printer's vignette. 5 parts bound in 1 volume. [17] leaves, 1273 [i.e., 1272] columns; [

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UNCOMMON POCKET EDITION OF LANCELLOTTI'S CANON LAW INSTITUTIONS Lancellotti, Giovanni Paolo - Doujat, Jean. Institutiones juris canonici, quibus jus pontificium singulari methodo comprehenditur: a Joa

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GOTHOFREDUS, D., (ed.). Auctores Latinæ linguæ in unum redacti corpus. (Geneva), G. Læmarius, 1595. (4 lvs.), 1924 columns., 38 lvs. (last blank). With some woodcut diagrams in the text. 4to:

DESCARTES, Rene (1596-1650). First Latin edition of Descartes' correspondence, compiled by Johannes De Raei. It contains 237 letters, illustrated with woodcut figures in the text. Amsterdam: Daniel El

DESCARTES, René (1596-1650) Opera philosophica. Amsterdam: Daniel Elzevir, 1677 Finely illustrated, containing two founding works of Cartesian thought composed in Latin: the "Principia Philosophi

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