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Les Six Livres de la République / De Republica libri sex. Livre troisième - Liber III

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Pages 9 to 9
[In memoriam]
Pages 11 to 15
Abréviations
Pages 17 to 18
Note sur l'édition
Pages 19 to 29
Preface by Daniel Lee
Pages 31 to 104
Introduction

LES SIX LIVRES DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE
DE REPUBLICA LIBRI SEX

LIVRE III – LIBER III

Pages 106 to 195
De Republica, Liber III De Senatu. Cap. I
Pages 196 to 251
De Republica, Liber III De officialibus et curatoribus. Cap. II
Pages 252 to 313
De Republica, Liber III De magistratibus. Cap. III
Pages 314 to 363
De Republica, Liber III Quid quantumque a magistratibus majestati debeatur. Cap. IV
Pages 364 to 421
De Republica, Liber III De magistratuum erga privatos imperiis, officio, potestate. Cap. V
Pages 422 to 485
De Republica, Liber III De mutuis magistratuum, inter ipsos, imperiis et officiis. Cap. VI
Pages 486 to 571
De Republica, Liber III De corporibus, collegiis, et universitate, quaque ex his commoda aut incommoda sequantur. Cap. VII
Pages 572 to 647
De Republica, Liber III De ordinibus civium. Cap. VIII
Pages 649 to 654
Glossaire
Pages 655 to 716
Bibliographies
Pages 717 to 718
Table des matières
In the third of the Six Livres de la République, Jean Bodin describes the structure of public institutions embodied by the members of the great bodies of the state (magistracies, parliaments, and other sovereign courts), without neglecting the importance of the family, private communities, and orders of citizens.
  • CLIL theme: 3387 -- HISTOIRE -- Renaissance
  • ISBN: 978-2-406-12331-6
  • EAN: 9782406123316
  • ISSN: 2262-4309
  • DOI: 10.48611/isbn.978-2-406-12333-0
  • Publisher: Classiques Garnier
  • Online publication: 03-09-2022
  • Languages: French, English, Latin
  • Keyword: Droit constitutionnel, esclavage, tyrannie, despotisme, seigneurie, citoyenneté

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