Decisiones S. Regii Consilii Neapolitani

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Decisiones S. Regii Consilii Neapolitani

Statement of responsibility

per excellentissimum I.V. Doctorem D. Antonium Capycium regium consiliarum editae, ad omnes ferme quotidianos casus enucleandos, causidicis omnibus nedum vtiles, sed perquam necessariae ; uota praetereà quae daeerant, & quotuor decisiones nusquàm aliàs impressas in hac postrema editione addidimus omnia nu[n]c denuò diligentissimè ab omnibus mendis recognita ; adiecto indice rerum ac uerborum copiosissimo maxime ampliato proùt signo hoc * reperitur

Creator

• Naples (Kingdom), Sacro regio consiglio

Contributor

• Giglio, Domenico, active 1537-1567
• Capece, Scipione, approximately 1480-1551
• Capece, Antonio, -1535?

Editor

• Capece, Scipione, approximately 1480-1551

Printer

• Giglio, Domenico, active 1537-1567

Subject

• Law -- Italy | Naples (Kingdom)
• Roman law -- Early works to 1800
• Naples (Kingdom) -- History -- 16th century -- Sources

Genre

• Sources
• Early works to 1800

Language

lat

Summary

Collection of case notes on decisions handed down by the Sacro regio consiglio in Naples in civil law suits dating from the 14th century to 1530, written by Antonio Capece, who held the Chair of Civil Law at Naples University, and edited for the press by his son, the poet Scipio Capece in 1541.

Cataloging source

HVL

Citation location within source

CNCE 25847

Citation source

EDIT 16

Index

index present

Literary form

non fiction

Summary expansion

Capece's notes document 211 individual law suits involving all aspects of civil dispute: familial, territorial, marital, etc. Precise details of each case are given together with summaries of and commentaries on eventual rulings. The names of all the plaintiffs are given, of interest to scholars of the social history of medieval and Renaissance Sicily