DURAND de MAILLANE (Pierre-Toussaint). Dictionary of Canon L - Lot 161

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DURAND de MAILLANE (Pierre-Toussaint). Dictionary of Canon L - Lot 161
DURAND de MAILLANE (Pierre-Toussaint). Dictionary of Canon Law and Beneficial Practice, Compiled in Accordance with the Maxims and Jurisprudence of France, That Is to Say, with the Usages and Liberties of the Gallican Church, the Pragmatics and Concordats, the Ordinances, Edicts & Declarations of Our Kings... Paris, Bauche, 1761, 2 volumes in-4, 4 unnumbered folios—795 pp.—XLVI pp.—2 unnumbered folios—893 pp.—1 folio. Bound in marbled blond sheepskin, ribbed spine, double gilt fillet panels with decorative motifs, red title labels, red edges. (Contemporary bindings). - Caps, corners, and mouthpieces rubbed; one hinge split; slight scuffs on the covers; a few rare small pinholes inside. First edition. Durand de Maillane, a lawyer from Aix-en-Provence born in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in 1729, was one of the great jurists of the Ancien Régime and the inspiration behind both the Civil Constitution of the Clergy and civil marriage. (Quérard II, p. 722).
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