[LAW] Jean DOMAT. - Lot 106

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[LAW] Jean DOMAT. - Lot 106
[LAW] Jean DOMAT. Civil Laws in their natural order, Public Law and Legum delectus, by Mr. Domat, King's Advocate at the Presidial Seat of Clermont in Auvergne. New revised and corrected edition, and increased of the third and fourth Books of the Public Law, by M. de Héricourt,... and Notes of late M. de Bouchevret,... on the Legum delectus. In Paris, chez Le Breton, 1767, 3 volumes in one folio bound in full contemporary basane, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fleurons, title page, top cap missing, jaws cracked, trace of moisture in fine. Jean Domat (1625 - 1696), born in Clermont in Auvergne, is a French jurisconsult. King's lawyer at the presidial of Clermont, then pensioned by Louis XIV, he devoted all his life to the study of jurisprudence. Boileau wrote: "Reading Domat's "Civil Laws" made me see in this science a reason that I had not seen until then".
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