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TRACTATUS UNIVERSI IURIS (VENICE 1584–86) CONTENTS Tome 2

Tome 4 of TUI 1584 is devoted to proof (De probationibus). It contains 41 items, appoximately the same as tome 3.1 (39), and fewer than tome 3.2 (54). Once more, the authors are mostly Italian. There are a few French and one Netherlandish. Practical works in the tradition of the mos italicus dominate. There is treatise attributed to Alciatus (no. 37), but we have doubts whether he wrote it.

The tome begins with treatises on the making of positions, the written document in Romano-canonical procedure that laid out what the plaintiff intended to prove and in which he asked the defendant to affirm or deny each proposition. Two treatises deal with knotty problem of proving that negative. There are two treatises on proof by written instruments, one each on proof by confession and by notoriety. There follows a long series of treatises on witnesses, a reflection of the fact that proof by witnesses was the preferred method of proof in Romano-canonical procedure, and of the fact that this method was the one most often used in practice. Two treatises on presumptions are followed by three on the decisory oath, and the tome closes, with a treatise that from a modern point of view is somewhat out order, on the nullity of sentences.

The list of titles and authors follows the format outlined in the introduction to these pages. There are no records in HOLLIS that are not found here, though there are some items that are not found in HOLLIS that are here.

The heading abbreviations and the bibliographical abbreviations are the same as those used throughout these pages.

After the list of authors and titles there is another list that gives the formal ‘metadata’ of the tome. The foliation is regular; we have filled it in without comment where it is not visible. The register indicates that the signatures are A-Z, AA-ZZ, AAa-HHh, all quaternions except HHh, a duernion. The signature markings for sig. HHh are on f. 425r and 426r. The finis page, which has a printer’s device, is f. 427v. That probably means that the final blank folio is the last folio of sig. HHh, and that the binder added only the back pastedown. The title page is fol. [1r]. The front pastedown and a freestanding endpaper were added by the binder.

Preliminary work on this list was done in the summer of 2014 by Shuting Lu. The Ames Foundation is grateful to her for her devotion to the task. Errors, which certainly exist and which are my responsibility, can be called to our attention by sending us an email.

Charles Donahue, Jr.
July, 2014

 

TOME 4 – AUTHORS AND TITLES

 

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item no. 1 Not in HOLLIS Odofredus Beneventanus De positionibus 4 2ra 8
note Odofredo Denari, b. Bologna sec. 13 ineunte, d. Bologna 1265, which also see for cautions about his authorship of this item.
item no. 2 Jacobus de Arena, fl. 1288–1320 Jacobus de Arena De positionibus 4191928 4 3ra 10
note Iacopo da Arena, d. 1297/98, which also see for cautions about his authorship of this item. HOLTI: Tractatus positionū.
item no. 3 Ubertus de Bobio Ubertus de Bobio De positionibus 4368722 4 7vb 19
note Uberto da Bobbio, c. 1185–1245. This item may be derived from his larger Liber cautele e doctrine, a work based on his many years of teaching.
item no. 4 Corte, Francesco, d. 1495 Franciscus Curtius Tractatus positionum et interrogationum 4299718 4 10ra 24
note Corti, Francesco, sr., d. Pavia 1495.
item no. 5 Martino, de Fano, fl. 1229–1272 Martinus de Fano Negativa qualiter probanda 4338591 4 12ra 28
note Martino del Cassero da Fano, b. Fano c. 1190, d. ?Bologna p. 1272.
item no. 6 Ercolani, Francesco, 1541–1569 Franciscus Herculanus De negativa probanda 4313066 4 12va 29
note Ercolani, Francesco, 1541–1569. HOLTI: Quis teneatur probare negativam et quibus modis negativa probetur tractatus. E. wrote other procedural works, but this one seems to have been the one most often printed.
item no. 7 Not in HOLLIS Federicus Schench, ex liberis baronibus a Tautemberg De probationibus 4 28va 61
note Schenck, Frederick, van Toutenburg, b. Vollenhove c. 1503, d. Utrecht 1580. This item would seem to be an extract from his Progymnasmata fori. 
item no. 8 Oriano, Lanfranco da, d. 1488 Lanfrancus ab Ariadno Tractatus de instrumentorum fide et productione 4334271 4 29rb 62
item Lanfranco da Oriano, b. Oriano c. 1405, d. Brescia 1488.
item no. 9 Lanfrancus ab Ariadno De probationibus cum utilissimis additamentis 4 33va 71
item Lanfranco da Oriano, b. Oriano c. 1405, d. Brescia 1488.
item no. 10 Pozzo, Paride del, ca. 1413–1493 Paris de Puteo Neapolitanus De reassumptione instrumentorum 4355307 4 36ra 76
item Pozzo, Paride dal, b. ?Castellammare di Stabia c. 1413, d. Napoli c. 1493. P’s authorship of this item has been doubted, but Cortese in DGI (at 1.656) finds those doubts groundless. 
item no. 11 Oriano, Lanfranco da, d. 1488 Lanfrancus ab Ariadno De confessionibus 4334104 4 47rb 98
item Lanfranco da Oriano, b. Oriano c. 1405, d. Brescia 1488
item no. 12 Not in HOLLIS Antonius de Butrio Bononiensis De notorio 4 50ra 104
item Antonio da Budrio, b. Bologna c. 1360, d. Bologna 1408. The manuscripts have not been studied, but there is no particular reason to doubt his authorship of this treatise.
item no. 13 Nepos de Monte Albano, 13th cent. Nepos de Monte Albano De testibus 4342020 4 57va 119
item Nepos de Monte Albano, 13th c.
item no. 14 Bottrigari, Jacopo, 1274–1347 Jacobus Butrigarius De testibus 4287402 4 60va 125
item Iacopo Bottrigari, b. Bologna c. 1274, d. Bologna 1347/8.
item no. 15 Bartolo, of Sassoferrato, 1313–1357 Bartolus de Saxoferrato De testibus 4192370 4 63rb 130
item Bartolo da Sassoferrato, 1313/14–1357. That Bartolus wrote this treatise, which he seems to have called Tractatus testimoniorum, is not seriously doubted. It has recently been given a fine modern edition with an extensive commentary:  S. Lepsius, Der Richter und die Zeugen: eine Untersuchung anhand des Tractatus testimoniorum des Bartolus von Sassoferrato, Studien zur europäischen rechtsgeschichte, 158 (Frankfurt 2003). Cf. id., Von Zweifeln zur Überzeugung : der Zeugenbeweis im gelehrten Recht ausgehend von der Abhandlung des Bartolus von Sassoferrato, id., 160 (Frankfurt 2003).
item no. 16 Ubaldi, Baldo degli, 1327?-1400 Baldus de Perusio Circa materiam testium 4195526 4 71ra 146
note Baldo degli Ubaldi, b. Perugia 1327, d. Pavia 1400. Direct authorship by Baldus of this lectura circa materiam testium (the three lemmata do not appear in D.22.5, C.4.2, or X 2.20) seems unlikely. At one point he is referred to in the third person (f. 72rb no. 1). The item purports to be a report of Baldus’ lectura on the topic, and it may be.
item no. 17 Not in HOLLIS Bartolus De reprobatione testium 4 73ra 150
note Bartolo da Sassoferrato, 1313/14–1357. That Bartolus had anything to do with this treatise has long been doubted. Much of it must have been in existence by the late 13th c. because quite extensive extracts from it appear in Durantis’ Speculum iudciale. It is possible, however, as Diplovatatius says (f. 73ra–rb), that the brief paragraph at the beginning was written by Bartolus. For the authorship of the basic treatise see immediately below. 
item no. 18 Not in HOLLIS Jacobus Aegidius De testibus et eorum reprobatione 4 73rb 150
note Jacobus Aegidii de Veterbio, prior Aureliensis, ?13/2 c. Diplovatatius (f. 73rb) attributes this treatise to one Jacobus Aegidii de Viterbio, prior ‘Aureliensis’ (?Aureil dép. Haute-Vienne), who, he says, was lecturing in Rome and did it at the request of one Geoffrey of Milano, the ‘chief judge of the church of Viterbo’. He says that there are also manuscript attributions to one Angelus de Amelia, who was a contemporary of Bartolus, but there are more ascriptions to Jacobus. Diplovatatius was apparently unaware that there are also manuscript ascriptions to Iacopo Balduini (b. Bologna ... , fl. 1210 – d. Bologna 1235), a student of Azo’s, and to Bagarotus (fl. 1200–1246). We can probably exclude Angelus de Amelia on chronological grounds, but the other three are all possible, and it may be that all three of them were involved in this ‘living text.’ A similar, but not the same, text is printed below, f. 298r, under the name of Bagarotus. A comparison of the two texts suggests that this is more than just variants that could have appeared in different manuscripts, but a rather substantial rewriting. See the attached Notes on Testium facilitate (Word doc). Still to be determined is which version Durantis used.
item no. 19 Ubaldi, Angelo degli, 1328-ca. 1407 Angelus de Perusio Additiones 4371626 4 75rb 154
note Angelo degli Ubaldi, sr., b. ?Perugia 1327/8, d. Perugia 1407 There seems no reason to doubt that Angelo wrote the additiones that are so marked. 
item no. 20 Ubaldi, Angelo degli, 1328-ca. 1407 Angelus de Ubaldis de Perusio Quaestio 4371741 4 76ra 156
note Angelo degli Ubaldi, sr., b. ?Perugia 1327/8, d. Perugia 1407. HOLTI: Quæstio talis est, etc. TUI 1584 groups these quaestiones under the general title Quaestiones circa materiam testium. They may be related to the lectura given above at f. 71ra, but the relationship may be one perceived by the editor rather than by original author(s).
item no. 21 Ubaldi, Angelo degli, 1328-ca. 1408 Angelus de Ubaldis de Perusio An frater possit esse testis in causa criminali fratris 4371738 4 76va 157
note Angelo degli Ubaldi, sr., b. ?Perugia 1327/8, d. Perugia 1407. HOLTI:  Quæstio – an frater possit esse testis in causa criminali fratris. TUI 1584 groups these quaestiones under the general title Quaestiones circa materiam testium. See the note immediately above.
item no. 22 Not in HOLLIS Federicus Schench De testibus 4 77rb 158
note Schenck, Frederick, van Toutenburg, b. Vollenhove c. 1503, d. Utrecht 1580. This item would also seem to be an extract from his Progymnasmata fori. 
item no. 23 Nellus, de Sancto Geminiano Nellus a Sancto Geminiano De testibus 4341998 4 79ra 162
item Nello Cetti da San Gimignano, 1373–1430. N’s authorship of this practical treatise, first published in Venezia in 1472, seems clear.
item no. 24 Campeggi, Giovanni, 1448–1511 Ioannes Campegius Bononiensis De testibus 4295253 4 88rb 180
item Campeggi, Giovanni Zaccaria, b. Mantova 1448, d. Mantova 1511. The treatise is divided into 441 regulae, a fact that gives some sense of his dogmatic approach, despite the fact that he was originally trained as a humanist.
item no. 25 Corte, Francesco, d. 1495 Franciscus Curtius Papiensis De testibus 4299689 4 125rb 254
item Corti, Francesco, sr., d. Pavia 1495.
item no. 26 Barbazza, Andrea, ca. 1410–1480 Andreas Barbatius De testibus ad c. testimonium de testibus [D.22.5pr] 4192772 4 130va 265
item Barbaza, Andrea, b. Messina c. 1410, d. Bologna 1479. B. was much more a canonist than he was a civilian, so it is a bit surprising to find him writing what seems to be a repetitio on a Digest text. The attribution of this text to him needs further exploration.
item no. 27 Aufrère, Étienne de Stephanus Aufrerius Tolosanus Praeses De testibus 4192542 4 140ra 284
item Aufréri, Étienne, b. Poitiers c. 1458, d. Toulouse 1511. HOLTI: Tractatus optimus de testibus & eorum reprobatione.
item no. 28 Alfani, Tindaro, 15th cent. Tyndarus De testibus 4192283 4 147ra 298
item Alfani, Tindaro, d. Perugia 1449. The item is interesting in that it set in the form of a dialogue among Bartolus, Baldus, and Ludovicus Romanus, in which the last-named seems to get the best of the argument.
item no. 29 Albericus, de Maletis Albericius de Maletis Papiniensis De testibus subtilis ac perutilis [tractatus] 4196179 4 162ra 328
item Maletta, Alberico, b. Mortara c. 1410, d. Campalestro 1466. This is M’ best-known (and perhaps his only) work. As Vaglienti (DGI) notes, it is characterized by a pursuit of rationes and by considerable imagination.
item no. 30 Oriano, Lanfranco da, d. 1488 Lanfrancus de Oriano De testibus 4334277 4 179ra 362
item Lanfranco da Oriano, b. Oriano c. 1405, d. Brescia 1488. HOLTI: Tractatus depositionis testium seu de testibus.
item no. 31 Socini, Mariano, 1401–1467 Marianus Socinus Senioris De testibus 4372301 4 189vb 383
note Socini, Mariano, sr., b. Siena 1397, d. Siena 1467.
item no. 32 Crottus, Joannes Joannes Crotus a Monteferrato Praeclarus et insignis tractus de testibus 4295403 4 199vb 403
note Crotti, Giovanni, b. Casale Monferrato c. 1475, d. Pisa 1517. HOLTI adds: cum additionibus, necnon plurimis fructuosis quæstionibus . . . Petri de Moncada. Deza (DGI) reports that this treatise was not completed because of the author’s early death and was reworked for publication in 1523 by the Spanish jurist Pedro de Moncada (16th c.).
item no. 33 Lescut, Nicolaus de, 16th cent. Nicolaus de Lescut De testium examinatione 4327432 4 231vb 467
note Escut, Nicolas de l’, mid-16th c. The dedicatory epistle of this work is dated in 1540 (e.g., ed. Frankfurt 1597).
item no. 34 Monticellus, Joannes Maria Joannes Maria Monticellus de Bobio Repertorium generale in materiis civilibus testium per ordinem titulorum digestum et ordinatum 4338754 4 239ra 482
note Monticelli, Giovanni Maria, 16/2 c.
item no. 35 Bagarotus Bagarotus De reprobationibus testium 4196012 4 298rb 600
note Bagarotto, fl. 1200–1246. For the work, see above, f. 73rb.
item no. 36 La Pape, Guy de, ca. 1402 – ca. 1487 Guido Papa De praesumptionibus iuris tantum et de iure 4323764 4 300ra 604
note Pape, Gui, ?1404–1477.
item no. 37 Alciati, Andrea, 1492–1550 Andreas Alciatus De presumptionibus, cum additionibus 4192978 4 304vb 613
note Alciato, Andrea, b. Milano 1492, d. Pavia 1550. HOLTI adds:  incerto auctore, etsi nonnulli eum Alciato tribuant. That title comes from Tractatus Lyon 1549, and the editors of Lyon were more cautious about the attribution than was Ziletti. Alciatus’ output was large and was for the most part not organized in the traditional fashion. It is possible that this item is somehow derived from Alciatus’ works. It seem unlikely that he wrote it in the way that it is presented here. TUI 1584 gives the author of the additiones as Ioannes Nicholai Arelatani (Jean Nicolas, [16th c.]). Nicolas may have studied with Alciatus when the latter was teaching at Avignon. 
item no. 38 Selva, Giovanni di Joannes de Selva Galli De iureiurando 4362147 4 347vb 699
note Selve, Jean de, 1475 – 1529. The HOLAU is a phantom. How S. got the time to write this treatise is unclear, and perhaps he did not, but there is no doubt that he is the man to whom the treatise is attributed. 
item no. 39 Corsetus Siculus, Antonius Antonius Corsetus Siculus De iuramento et eius privilegiis 4302956 4 359ra 722
note Corsetti, Antonio, b. Noto c. 1450, d. Roma 1503. HOLTI: Tractatus solen̄is per modum repetitionis ad rubr. de juramento & ejus privilegiis. The rubric in question is X 2.24, De iuramento. The form of the item, as the longer title suggests, is that of a repetitio or commentary on the rubric itself.
item no. 40 Baviera, Marco Antonio Marcus Antonius Baviera De virtute et viribus iuramenti 4196246 4 364vb 733
note Bonetti, Marcantonio Baverio de, mid-15th c. – 1500. B’s authorship of this treatise is not in doubt. The HOLLIS record is for both Lyon 1549 and TUI 1584. HOLLIS 4194269 duplicates for TUI 1584.
item no. 41 Not in HOLLIS Sebastianus Vantius De nullitatibus processuum ac sententiarum 4 371va 747
note Vanzi, Sebastiano, b. Rimini 1514, d. Orvieto 1571. This work was finished in 1549 and enjoyed a great success (Mura [DGI] reports that it was cited as authoritative by Grotius), if only because little else had been written on the topic.

 

TOME 4, – ‘METADATA’

 

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Title Page 4 [1r] 6
Index authorum 4 [1v] 7
Odofredus Beneventanus: De positionibus 4 2r 8
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Iacobus de Arena: De positionibus 4 3r 10
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Ubertus de Bobio: De positionibus 4 7v 19
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Franciscus Curtius: Tractatus positionum et interrogationum 4 10r 24
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Martinus de Fano: Negativa qualiter probanda 4 12r 28
Franciscus Herculanus: De negativa probanda 4 12v 29
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Federicus Schench: De probationibus 4 28v 61
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Lanfrancus ab Ariadno: De probationibus cum utilissimis additamentis 4 33v 71
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Paride de Puteo: De reassumptione instrumentorum 4 36r 76
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Lanfrancus ab Ariadno: De confessionibus 4 47r 98
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Iacobus Butrigarius: De testibus 4 60v 125
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Bartolus de Saxoferrato: De testibus 4 63r 130
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Baldus de Perusio: Circa materiam testium 4 71r 146
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Bartolus: De reprobatione testium; Iacobus Aegidius: De testibus et eorum reprobatione 4 73r 150
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Angelus de Perusio: Additiones  4 75r 154
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Angelus de Ubaldis de Perusio: Quæstio talis est, etc. 4 76r 156
Angelus de Ubaldis de Perusio: An frater possit esse testis in causa criminali fratris 4 76v 157
Federicus Schench: De testibus 4 77r 158
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Nellus a Sancto Geminiano: De testibus 4 79r 162
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