Richardi Zouchei, J.C. Elementa jurisprudentiæ : definitionibus, regulis & sententiis selectioribus juris civilis, illustrata; accesserunt, descriptiones juris & judicii, sacri, militaris, et maritimi. Lugd. Batavorum : apud Johannem & Danielem Elsevirios by Richard Zouch 1652 ( CIVIL, MILITARY & MARTIME LAW interesting Ownership History )

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Published in 1652 text in Latin, this is an early work on Jurisprudence, covering Civil, Military, and Maritime Law, bound in an old full vellum binding, 5.25 inches tall, [12], 439pp, with the armorial bookplate of Edward Simpson L. L. D. Doctors Commons this is Sir Edward Simpson, (c.1699 ? 20 May 1764) of Acton, Middlesex, who was an English politician, lawyer and academic. He was a Fellow of Trinity Hall from 1724 to 1735, and its Master from then until his death. He was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge from 1740 to 1741. He became an advocate in the Doctors' Commons in 1736 and Chancellor of the Diocese of Bath and Wells in 1738. Simpson was a "senior civil lawyer" Judge of the Consistory court of London from 1747 to 1758; then Judge of the Prerogative Court, Canterbury and Dean of the Arches from 1758 until his death. Simpson was also M.P. for Dover from 1759 until his death and was knighted in December 1761, the vellum is generally darkened and marked else in good solid condition, internally front and rear endpapers have both been partially removed, some occasional light marks and foxing else contents in very good general condition A NICE ASSOCATION COPY WITH ITS FORMER OWNER BEING A NOTABLE LAWYER AND JUDGE. N° de ref. del artículo 002514

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