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LAW
103
EIKE VON REPKOW
Saxon Jurisconsult, the First Collector of German Law, died
about 1230.
150 Sadisenspiegel, High German and Latin, mit Glossa (by Johann von
Buch, translated and corrected by Dietrich von Bocksdorf).
(Hermann von Oesfelde.) Cautela and Premis. (Johann von
Buch.) Richtsteig des sadis. Landredits. Augsburg, Hans Sdionsper-
ger, 1496.
Fol. Goth, letter, 2 cols., 45 lines, 254 nnn. leaves with sign. With
a fine fulle-page woodcut and many woodcut initials.
Brown, blind stamped calf over wooden boards, the sides decorated with
floral and ornamental borders, on the front cover the inscription: “Sasen-
spiegel”. With clasps and catchs {Original binding, only the back slightly
repaired). Frs. I860.-
Hain (not seen) -Copinger 14080. Proctor 1784. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 369. Schreiber
5168. Panzer I, 221, 415.
Very rare edition of this famous German law book, containing
a fine full page woodcut.
The Sadisenspiegel, the most excellent code of greatest importance
in the middle age is the first collection of German law written by Eike
von Repkow. He translated his latin manuscript in the low German dialect on re-
quest of Count Hoyer von Falkenstein about 1230. Its commentary was composed by
Johann von Buch in 1325 who also joined his „Riditsteig” (i. e. guide) to the
„Landredit”. Dietrich von Bocksdorff, bishop of Naumburg, who translated the
whole work in High German, died in 1466.
Our edition contains also two German didactic poems by Hermann
von Oesfelde, a lawyer of the middle of the 14th century, entitled „Cautela” and
„Premis”. At the end the latin text of the Sadisenspiegel is found.
Exceedingly fine and large copy in its beautiful original binding.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction on opposite page.
Philippus de FRANCHIS
of Perugia, Canonist at Padova, Imola and Ferrara, died in 1471.
151 Lectura super titulo de appellationibus et nullitatibus sententiarum.
Pavia, Midiael de Garaldis and Andreas de Bosdio, 1496.
Fol. Goth, letter, 70 lines, 2 cols., 14 unn., 93 num. leaves, 1 blank
leaf, with sign. Printed in red and black. Vellum. Frs. 1000.-
Hain (not seen) 7320. Not in Proctor.
No copy is exactly described by the bibliographers. The copy
mentioned by Panzer is quoted according to Seemiller. This is probably the only
complete copy known.
It is a very interesting nicely printed product of an excessively rare Pavia press
which has been formed by Joh. Andr. de Bosdio and the brothers Bernardinus and Midiael
Garaldus. These partners have worked in four succeeding groups, the first is formed
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
103
EIKE VON REPKOW
Saxon Jurisconsult, the First Collector of German Law, died
about 1230.
150 Sadisenspiegel, High German and Latin, mit Glossa (by Johann von
Buch, translated and corrected by Dietrich von Bocksdorf).
(Hermann von Oesfelde.) Cautela and Premis. (Johann von
Buch.) Richtsteig des sadis. Landredits. Augsburg, Hans Sdionsper-
ger, 1496.
Fol. Goth, letter, 2 cols., 45 lines, 254 nnn. leaves with sign. With
a fine fulle-page woodcut and many woodcut initials.
Brown, blind stamped calf over wooden boards, the sides decorated with
floral and ornamental borders, on the front cover the inscription: “Sasen-
spiegel”. With clasps and catchs {Original binding, only the back slightly
repaired). Frs. I860.-
Hain (not seen) -Copinger 14080. Proctor 1784. Brit. Mus. Cat. II, 369. Schreiber
5168. Panzer I, 221, 415.
Very rare edition of this famous German law book, containing
a fine full page woodcut.
The Sadisenspiegel, the most excellent code of greatest importance
in the middle age is the first collection of German law written by Eike
von Repkow. He translated his latin manuscript in the low German dialect on re-
quest of Count Hoyer von Falkenstein about 1230. Its commentary was composed by
Johann von Buch in 1325 who also joined his „Riditsteig” (i. e. guide) to the
„Landredit”. Dietrich von Bocksdorff, bishop of Naumburg, who translated the
whole work in High German, died in 1466.
Our edition contains also two German didactic poems by Hermann
von Oesfelde, a lawyer of the middle of the 14th century, entitled „Cautela” and
„Premis”. At the end the latin text of the Sadisenspiegel is found.
Exceedingly fine and large copy in its beautiful original binding.
No copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
See Reproduction on opposite page.
Philippus de FRANCHIS
of Perugia, Canonist at Padova, Imola and Ferrara, died in 1471.
151 Lectura super titulo de appellationibus et nullitatibus sententiarum.
Pavia, Midiael de Garaldis and Andreas de Bosdio, 1496.
Fol. Goth, letter, 70 lines, 2 cols., 14 unn., 93 num. leaves, 1 blank
leaf, with sign. Printed in red and black. Vellum. Frs. 1000.-
Hain (not seen) 7320. Not in Proctor.
No copy is exactly described by the bibliographers. The copy
mentioned by Panzer is quoted according to Seemiller. This is probably the only
complete copy known.
It is a very interesting nicely printed product of an excessively rare Pavia press
which has been formed by Joh. Andr. de Bosdio and the brothers Bernardinus and Midiael
Garaldus. These partners have worked in four succeeding groups, the first is formed
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
