... Disputationis ad titulum Dig. si cert. pet. iuridicae periculum sub praesidio Iacobi Brandmylleri ... subibit horis locoque solennibus ad diem ... mens. Octob. ann. 1654 Michael Tremuleus Genevensis
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1654
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The work is a 17th-century academic legal disputation (a common genre of the period) by Jacob Brandmüller, published in Basel in 1654. Such ephemeral academic exercises were typically printed in very limited quantities for the specific event and were rarely, if ever, translated into English. Extensive searches across major catalogs (including UNESCO, HathiTrust, and general library databases) yielded no evidence of any English translation, complete or partial, for this specific text.
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This 1654 legal disputation challenges the reader to look past the casual exchange of money. It dissects the Roman law of loans to show why intent alone is insufficient for a binding contract.
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