- law of the
Imperial cities (Tractatus politico-historico-juridicus de
juribus et
privilegiis civitatum imperialium, Ulm 1657), a large-scale
study of...
- and Frankfurt, 1612–1614, 3 vols.); and
Commentarii de
regni Bohemiae juribus (Frankfurt, 1627, new
edition by Schmink, 1719). He also
edited Jacques...
-
Lupold was
among the
jurists who took the emperor's side. His
treatise De
juribus regni et
imperii Romanorum,
dedicated to Louis' supporter, the elector...
-
ecclesiastical works, including: De
primatu Romani Pontificis ejusque juribus (Augsburg, 1839; 2nd ed., Agram, 1841) De
matrimoniis mixtis (5 volumes...
-
Bishop of
Alessano until his
death in 1612. Mancini's prin****l work is De
Juribus prin****tum,
Libri novem (1596). The
fifth book
contains economic and financial...
- 1734;
Parere intorno al
taglio della macchia di Viareggio,
Lucca 1739; De
juribus variis, in De
Bononiensi scientiarum et
artium Instituto atque Academia...
-
archiepiscopalis et episcopalium, una ****
earum respectivis capitulis,
juribus, privilegiis, indultis, et
praerogativis cujus****que generis,
nimirum archiepiscopalis...
-
Francisci Stephani regiae Celsitudini consecravit J. G.
Hoffmannnus Diss. De
juribus emigrantium propter religionem, 1732 de
observantia gentium circa praeliminaria...
- his "Libri V
apologetici pro religione,
utraque theologia,
moribus ac
juribus Ord. Praed." (Paris, 1666). At the time of his
death he was
engaged on...
- 1290 the
noble Conrad of Piacenza,
whose family was
feudal lord
bonis et
juribus of the
Calendasco area. At the end of the 13th
century the castle, whose...
