Opera Omnia Canonica, Civilia, Et Criminalia

Opera Omnia Canonica, Civilia, Et Criminalia, Volume 12, by Nicolaus Rodriguez Fermosino, is a comprehensive collection of canonical, civil, and criminal laws. Written in Italian, this volume provides a detailed examination of legal principles and practices. This work is an invaluable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the historical development of law. Fermosino's insights offer a profound understanding of the legal systems of his time. The enduring importance of this collection makes it a vital addition to any legal library, showcasing the intricate interplay between canon, civil, and criminal jurisprudence.

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