Ulrici Huberi Supremae Frisiorum Curiae ex-Senatoris Digressiones Justinianeae
in partes duas, quarum altera nova, distinctae : quibus varia & imprimis humaniora juris continentur : insertus est De jure in re & ad rem quod dicitur tractatus : & adjecta De ratione discendi atque docendi juris diatribe, per modum dialogi : cum indice rerum & verborum.
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Author
Contributions
- Huber, Ulrik, 1636-1694. - Contributor
Publication
1688 - Apud Johannem Gyselaar, Henricum Amama, & Zachariam Taedama, Franequerae [Franeker, Netherlands, Netherlands
Language
Latin
Word Count
158,000 words, Guess
Page Count
632 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number40019253
- Open LibraryOL6405466M
Classifications
- LCCKJA2126.A3 D54 1688
Alternate Titles
- De jure in re & ad rem quod dicitur tractatus.
- De ratione juris docendi & discendi diatribe.
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