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Title information

STCN ID239253345
TitleSpecimen disputationis juridicæ inauguralis. De quaestione, an colono vi dejecto competat interdictum unde vi? / By Janus Arnoldus Aberson
ImprintTrajecti ad Rhenum, ex off. W. van Yzerworst typ., 1791

Bibliographic information

Extent2.25 sheets
Format4º
Collationπ1 A-B4
Fingerprint179104 - b1 A s : *b2 B2 hoc
Typographical featurestypographical title-page
typeface Roman

Additional information

Country of publicationNetherlands
Language of publicationLatin
Year of publication1791
Subject headingLaw →Thesaurus record
Academic texts →Thesaurus record

Persons responsible

Author/ContributorAberson, Jan Arnold [Author] →Thesaurus record
Printer/PublisherIJzerworst, Willem van →Thesaurus record

Record Information

Publication typeMonograph
Statuschecked (v)
Last Edit2020-08-04 00:59:22

Holdings

Utrecht, Universiteitsbibliotheek : Diss Utrecht 1791

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Title information

STCN ID239253345
TitleSpecimen disputationis juridicæ inauguralis. De quaestione, an colono vi dejecto competat interdictum unde vi? / By Janus Arnoldus Aberson
ImprintTrajecti ad Rhenum, ex off. W. van Yzerworst typ., 1791

Bibliographic information

Extent2.25 sheets
Format4º
Collationπ1 A-B4
Fingerprint179104 - b1 A s : *b2 B2 hoc
Typographical featurestypographical title-page
typeface Roman

Additional information

Country of publicationNetherlands
Language of publicationLatin
Year of publication1791
Subject headingLaw →Thesaurus record
Academic texts →Thesaurus record

Persons responsible

Author/ContributorAberson, Jan Arnold [Author] →Thesaurus record
Printer/PublisherIJzerworst, Willem van →Thesaurus record

Record Information

Publication typeMonograph
Statuschecked (v)
Last Edit2020-08-04 00:59:22

Holdings

Utrecht, Universiteitsbibliotheek : Diss Utrecht 1791