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COVARUVIAS a Leyva Didacus, Bishop of Segovia. All Works (principally concerning Canon Law): edited by Cornelius BREDERODIO. Frankfurt am Main, Feyrabendt 1599. folio.

New Treasury of CIVIL & CANON LAW containing the rarest published and unpublished works of the best Spanish, French, etc., interpreters, in which both laws are illustrated; collected by Gerard MEERMAN. The Hague 1751. Vol. 7. folio.

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Treatise on the Clauses and Conclusions of both Laws; by the authors Vitalis CAMBANUS and Celsus HUGO of Chalon-sur-Saône, Jurisconsult. Venice, at the heirs of Melchior Sessa 1570. 4.

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DUGVET, Abbé. Ecclesiastical Conferences, or Dissertations on the authors, the councils, and the discipline of the first centuries of the Church. Cologne 1742. Vol. 2. 4.

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RUPPRECHT, Theodorus, Order of Servites. Historical notes on the entire Canon Law (or on the 4 Books of the Decretals). (Prague) 1751–1754. Vol. 4. 4.

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VAN-ESPEN, Zegerus Bernardus. (All works, namely). The entire Ecclesiastical Law, adapted to the ancient discipline of Belgium, France, and Germany. Leuven 1753. Vol. 4. folio.

With the addition of other writings by the same author. Added is Volume V, which contains a supplement to various collections of the works of Z. B. Van-Espen, including letters, various short treatises, etc. Brussels, etc. 1768. folio.

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BARTHEL, Joannis Caspar. Juridical Works original: "Opera Juridica" (*) of various arguments. Bamberg 1756. Vol. 2. 4.

(*) They concern both laws.

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HOFFMANNUS, J. Fridericus. Legal Responses: Canonical, Civil, Public, Feudal, and those most agitated in Cameral practice, etc. Wetzlar 1761. 4.

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BOEHMERUS, Georgius Ludovicus. (Various) Observations on Canon Law. Göttingen 1766. 8.