[GRAZIANO (sec. XII) - Decretum d. Gratiani universi iuris canonici pontificias constitutiones et canonicas brevi compendio complectens. Venice: [Francesco de Franceschi, Gaspare Bindoni, Niccolò Bevilacqua, Damiano Zenaro], 1567.   First post-conciliar edition of the Decretum Gratiani, also known as Concordia discordantium canonum. It is a collection of canon law written by Graziano, which addresses the legal antinomies between procedural, tax, civil, administrative/regulatory, penal, penitential and sacramental matters, which over time had become conflicting with each other.   4to (240 x 173mm). Printer's device on title printed in red and black, woodcut initials, titles in red, three full-page woodcut illustrations (many printed marginalia covered by strips of paper, marked browning, waterstaining, leaves 2a4-2a6 almost detached, occasional marginal tears, paper damaged by ink stain at V7). Contemporary vellum, gilt title on spine label, blue speckled edges (light rubbing and soiling).

Estimate € 100 - 150