This exceptionally rare 16th-century French book, "D’Arrestz Collection of Notables of the Sovereign Courts of France", is a complete firstedition,printed in Paris in the year 1568.
Authored by Jehan Papon, a prominentlegalfigure and Lieutenant General at Bailiwick de Forestz, the book compiles notable rulings from France's sovereign courts. Organized meticulously into twenty-four books by title, it is a significant legal and historical resource reflecting France’s judicial practices during the Renaissance.
What makes this artifact particularly remarkable is its originalbinding, which remains intact, preserving the book’s authenticity and value. This firstedition also includes additional commentary and references by both the author and from the Latin works of Monsieur de Luc, further enriching its scholarly importance.
Key Features:
Original first editionprinted in Paris, 1568
Authored by JehanPapon, a notable legal authority of the period
Compiled rulings from France’s sovereign courts organized into 24 books
Preserved in its original binding, adding immense collectible value
Includes supplementalreferences and commentary in Latin
A rare and significant legal, historical, and scholarly artifact
Condition: This book remains in good conditionconsidering its age. The originalbinding is complete and intact, with expectedwear consistent with a nearly 500-year-old artifact. Pages exhibit some discoloration and minor age spots, which enhance its antique character while maintaining legibility throughout.
