1699 first published
XIII · Politics

Breve specimen introductionis in jurisprudentiam methodicam unà cum annexa suis locis succinta juris canonici collatione cum jure civili

Subjects Civil law · Early works to 1800 · Law · Canon law · Study and teaching
Language ENG
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