36
Justiniani institutiones Vinnii.
Elzev.
24
s.
1815 Catalogue, page 90. no. 44, Justiniani Institutiones Vinnii, to.
[
sic
--
Ed.
]
Jefferson’s copy of the
Corpus juris civilis
edited by Vinnius is no longer in the Library of Congress.
His manuscript catalogue calls for an edition in 24s; the 1815 catalogue entry is imperfect but apparently calls for a quarto edition. The later Library
of Congress catalogues credit the Jefferson collection with the quarto edition printed in Leyden by P. Vander, 1709.
There is no entry on the undated manuscript catalogue.
[2193]
J. 37
Vinnii partitiones Juris civilis.
4
to.
1815 Catalogue, page 91. no. 18, as above,
4to. p.
VINNIUS,
Arnoldus.
Arnoldi Vinnii JC. Jurisprudentiæ Contractæ sive Partitionum Juris Civilis Libri IV . . . Rotterdami: ex officinâ
Joannis Nærani, Anno
c
I
ɔ
I
ɔ
clxiii
.--
. . . Tractatus quinque De Pactis, Iurisdictione, Collationibus, Transactionibus & Quæstionibus Iuris Selectis. Quibus additæ
sunt Simonis Vinnij Arn Fil. Orationes . . .
ib.
c
I
ɔ
I
ɔ
clxiii
. [1663.]
Law 53
2 vol. in 1. 4to. 444 leaves, engraved portrait frontispiece by P. Philip; 274 leaves including 1 blank; complimentary verses at the end.
Van der Aa XIX, page 234.
Original vellum, gilt back; initialled by Jefferson at sig. I and T. With the Library of Congress 1815 bookplate.
Arnoldus Vinnius, 1588-1657, Dutch lawyer.
[2194]
J. 38
Codex Justinianus.
4
to.
Paris.
Regnault.
1532.
1815 Catalogue, page 89. no. 15, Cogex
[
sic
--
Ed.
] Justinianus, p 4to, Paris, Regnault, 1532.
JUSTINIAN.
Codex Justinianus ad vetustorum exemplarium fidem dilig(
~e)tissime recognitus . . .
Parisijs:
Francoys Regnavlt,
1532.
Law 41
4to. Imperfect copy lacking some leaves; printed in gothic letter in black and red, double columns, text surrounded by gloss,
title within a woodcut border in compartments with portraits and
Regnault’s elephant device, woodcut initials.
Brunet III, 616 [2 vol.].
Graesse III, 509.
Old half sheep repaired, the 1815 bookplate preserved under the later endpapers, the original marbled endpapers pasted down
on the back of the title. Not initialled by Jefferson.
From the library of John Carey with his autograph signature on the fly-leaf,
Ex Libris Joannis Carey, and three pages in his handwriting at the end.
The first edition of this
Codex was printed in Mainz in 1475.
For a note on John Carey see no. 492.
[2195]
J. 39
Corpus Juris civilis Gothofredi.
Antwerp.
2. v.
fol.
1815 Catalogue, page 89. no. 58, as above.
Corpus Juris civilis Romani, in quo Institutiones, digesta ad Codicem Florentinum emendata, Codex & Novellæ, nec non Justiniani
edicta . . . addito textu
Græco in Digestis, Codice, Novellis, Legibus & Constitutionibus, cum Notis integris Dionysii Gothofredi, quibus et aliæ aliorum
jctorum celeberrimorum, Paul re-
