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A FOUNDING TEXT ON THE DISCIPLINE OF THE HOMICIDEAND THE REHABILITATION OF...
A FOUNDING TEXT ON THE DISCIPLINE OF THE HOMICIDE
AND THE REHABILITATION OF THE GUILTY
DE ANGELIS, FRANCISCUS JOSEPHUS. Franc. Josephi De Angelis ... Tractatus criminalis de delictis, in tres partes divisus, pars prima; in qua agitur de omnibus fere delictis, necnon de judicum competentia in procedendo in quocumque ipsorum, & poenis exequendis, imponendis, ac temperandis, tam de jure civili, & pontificio, quam municipali regni Neapolis, ac consuetudine aliorum locorum. Cum novo indice titulorum, & rerum notabilium. Venetiis, apud Paulum Balleonium,1705.
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Franc. Josephi De Angelis ... Tractatus criminalis de delictis pars secunda, in qua agitur de delictis propriis diversorum, ad proprium esse spectanctibus, vel ratione personae, vel muneris, seu proprii officii. Cum novo indice titulorum, ac rerum notabiliumVenetiis, apud Paulum Balleonium,1705.
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Franc. Josephi De Angelis ... Tractatus de habilitatione reorum, in quo de habilitatione in genere; juratoria cautione; consignatione per chlamydem ... exacte explicatur. Opus omnibus, qui criminalibus incumbunt maxime utile, ac necessarium. Venetiis, apud Paulum Balleonium,1705.
3 parts in a volume in folio, contemporary limp vellum with calligraphic title at spine, pp. [8], 240, [28]; 120, [2], 125-162; 87, [1].
Title page printed in red & black, woodcut head-letters, woodcut head and -tail pieces. Text on two columns.
Scarce and fine edition of one of the founding texts about the legal discipline of the homicide, followed by another important work regarding the rehabilitation’s procedure for the guilty.
Taken a degree in utroque iure in Naples, De Angelis started a long a successful career as criminal lawyer and, at the end of his activity he printed this voluminous treatise, that was an example for completeness and methodicalness of exposition. Among the other worthy of note is the treatise on rehabilitation of a guilty and on precautionary measures.
References: OCLC locates only 5 copies worldwide and 8 complete copies in Italy (ICUU).