Pitaval, (Francois) Gayot. narration of strange jurisprudence all over their judicial decision. From French. 8 (instead of 9 volumes). 17 x 10 cm. Semi-leather d. Z. (geringly stained and rubbed) with subtle gilding and 2 gold-embossed colored R signs each. Leipzig, Gottfried Kiesewetter, 1747-1750. Fromm 10575. Graesse V, 306. Hayn-Gotendorf VI, 208. – The first German edition, remained the only German translation of this collection of criminal law cases, which was also highly interesting in cultural history, until the edition published by H. Blum in 1885. Without the final volume, which was only published in 1767. – Weakly stained. Beautiful specimen in decorative half leather volumes of the library Adolf Heller in Rheda, with corresponding collection stamp on the fl. Purpose.