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1728Best.-Nr. 4165Venice: Lorenzo Basilio 1728. SOLE EDITION. Hardcover. Fine. Bound in contemporary carta rustica. Untrimmed with deckled edges preserved throughout. Fine condition with just a few leaves spotted. Extremely rare. OCLC and KVK locate 4 copies outside of Italy only 1 of which is in North America Harvard Law Library. The work has been attributed to Bartolommeo Melchiori who also authored a book on criminal law "Miscellanea di materie criminali volgari e latine composta secondo le leggi civili e venete" Venezia 1741. The author's name appears only once in the book on the final leaf of text as "Bart. Melchi." Problems addressed in Part I include: examination by the court of murder victims with a special section on identifying victims of poisoning; identifying a murderer via cruentation the common belief that the body of the victim would spontaneously bleed in the presence of the murderer; where to try murder by decapitation when the head is found in one jurisdiction and the body in another; charging and incarcerating those accused of murder; modern versus ancient forms of punishment for the crime of murder; whether a person can claim ecclesiastical immunity from prosecution; punishments for accessories to the crime; whether causing the death of a child in utero killing a deformed child or causing the death of a child through exposure are to be considered murder; whether killing someone willing to die or committing suicide should be considered acts of murder. Part II deals with problems such as: whether one who attempts murder be judged the same as a murderer; if a wounded person dies of wounds that were in fact curable or if the victim dies because of poor medical care is the one who inflicted the wound guilty of murder; Whether killing in self-defense is justified; whether killing one's wife or husband for cheating is justified etc. Lorenzo Basilio hardcover
1728Best.-Nr. 4165Venice: Lorenzo Basilio 1728. SOLE EDITION. Hardcover. Fine. Bound in contemporary carta rustica. Untrimmed with deckled edges preserved throughout. Fine condition with just a few leaves spotted. Extremely rare. OCLC and KVK locate 4 copies outside of Italy only 1 of which is in North America Harvard Law Library. The work has been attributed to Bartolommeo Melchiori who also authored a book on criminal law "Miscellanea di materie criminali volgari e latine composta secondo le leggi civili e venete" Venezia 1741. The author's name appears only once in the book on the final leaf of text as "Bart. Melchi." Problems addressed in Part I include: examination by the court of murder victims with a special section on identifying victims of poisoning; identifying a murderer via cruentation the common belief that the body of the victim would spontaneously bleed in the presence of the murderer; where to try murder by decapitation when the head is found in one jurisdiction and the body in another; charging and incarcerating those accused of murder; modern versus ancient forms of punishment for the crime of murder; whether a person can claim ecclesiastical immunity from prosecution; punishments for accessories to the crime; whether causing the death of a child in utero killing a deformed child or causing the death of a child through exposure are to be considered murder; whether killing someone willing to die or committing suicide should be considered acts of murder. Part II deals with problems such as: whether one who attempts murder be judged the same as a murderer; if a wounded person dies of wounds that were in fact curable or if the victim dies because of poor medical care is the one who inflicted the wound guilty of murder; Whether killing in self-defense is justified; whether killing one's wife or husband for cheating is justified etc. Lorenzo Basilio hardcover books