Author: FUMÉE, Antoine
Title: Tractatus tres. De eo quod interest. De substitutionibus. De coniunctionibus.
Description: Tolosae: apud Joa nnem Girardum, 1546. 4to. 123p. Bound in a parchment leaf, probably part of a 16th-century notarial document; skilfully restored, new fly leaves. **** This collection of three treatises - largely concerning marriage and inheritance law - was first published at Lyon in 1536, the year in which its author became an active member of the Paris Parlement. As a suspected crypto-Protestant, Fumée prudently withdrew from Paris in the early 1560s and became attached to the Breton Parlement. He later returned to Paris and celebrated the accession of Henri III (1574) with a lively flurry of literary activity, including three courtly eclogues in Latin and a panegyric on the king's return from Poland. Répertoire bibliographique des livres imprimés en France au 16e siècle, 20e livraison, 151 (Toulouse), p.158, no.3. This edition not in NUC, BL or BN (Paris).

Keywords: law, marriage, inheritance, France, antiquarian


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