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Studio Antikvárium
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02-12-2005 17:00
 
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Kitonich [János], Johanne(s) - Directio methodica processus judiciarii juris consvetudinarii, inclyti Regni Hungariae.

Kitonich [János], Johanne(s) - Directio methodica processus judiciarii juris consvetudinarii, inclyti Regni Hungariae.
Kitonich [János], Johanne(s) - Directio methodica processus judiciarii juris consvetudinarii, inclyti Regni Hungariae.


[Debrecen] Debrecini, 1701. Georgius Vincze. [4] + 316 p. The most important source and textbook of the Hungarian legal practice. The work of Kitonich summing up the Hungarian court rules was first published in 1619 in Tirnau....

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Kitonich [János], Johanne(s) - Directio methodica processus judiciarii juris consvetudinarii, inclyti Regni Hungariae.
[Debrecen] Debrecini, 1701. Georgius Vincze. [4] + 316 p. The most important source and textbook of the Hungarian legal practice. The work of Kitonich summing up the Hungarian court rules was first published in 1619 in Tirnau. On the narrow paper glued on the title page there is an early 18th century name registry of the owner, minor hiatus under the paper. Contemporary leather binding, worn gilt spine, several minor damages.