1: Libro Primo De Feudi E Beni Giurisdizionali Con La Qualoccasione Si Tratta De Principi, E De Baroni, E Della Loro Podesta, E De Loro Vassalli 1673 Leather Bound
Giovanni Battista De Luca's 1673 'Libro Primo De Feudi E Beni Giurisdizionali' explores feudal properties, jurisdictional rights, principles, barons, their powers, and vassals. Bound in original leather with golden leaf printing and sewn for durability, this historical legal text preserves insights into 17th-century governance and land systems.
About This Book
This book, titled 'Libro Primo De Feudi E Beni Giurisdizionali,' was authored by Giovanni Battista De Luca and published in 1673. It addresses key aspects of feudal systems and jurisdictional properties, providing insights into historical legal structures.
The volume features an original leather binding on the spine and corners, ensuring its durability over time. Golden leaf printing adorns the spine, highlighting the title for easy identification.
With sewing binding techniques employed, the book is designed for longer life, making it a valuable piece for collectors and scholars interested in 17th-century legal texts.
De Luca's work serves as an occasion to discuss principles, barons, their podesta, and vassals, reflecting the socio-political dynamics of the era.
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