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analyticus - CASTRO (Francisco de Caldas Pereira e) ANALYTICUS Commentarius, seu Relectio, ad Celebratissimam L. si Curatorem Habens, C. de in Integrum Restitutione Minorum . Ulyssippone: Excudebat Emmanuel de Lyra, 1583. []6, ¶8, ¶*8, [flor]4, A6, B-H8, I10, K-Z, Aa-Zz, Aaa-Ggg8, Hhh10; [26], 432 ff.; 285 mm. Francisco de Caldas Pereira e Castro is recognized as a jurist of singular importance , whose fame spread throughout the Iberian Peninsula and Europe during the 16th century. Born in Tui on July 8, 1543 , he belonged to the Pereira de Castro family of Portuguese origin. He was the son of Don Antonio de Caldas Pereira de Santiago, a Commander of the Order of Christ, and Dona Francisca Cadaval. After his early studies in Tui, he studied Humanities in Compostela and a Bachelor of Laws in Salamanca, obtaining his licentiate in Coimbra in 1578 . His professional career was marked by high-ranking positions in the judiciary and royal service. He practiced law in Lisbon and Braga, served as a judge at the Audiência do Porto, and even served as an advisor to King Philip II . He was also a Commander of the Order of Christ. Culminating his academic career, he was appointed Professor of Law at the University of Coimbra in 1597, a few months before his death on September 7, 1597 . Caldas Pereira e Castro married Ana Rocha de Araujo in Portugal, leaving much of his legal work unpublished at the time of his death. His widow took charge of managing the publication of his works, a process that also involved his son Gabriel. His writings, which included ”Receptarvm civilvm” and commentaries on Manueline ordinances, were finally compiled and published in seven volumes in 1660. His prints were made in several European cities, such as Lisbon, Coimbra, Antwerp, and Madrid, attesting to his vast influence. The importance of Francisco de Caldas's legal work is undeniable, given the prestige of his books, which have become mandatory references at numerous universities . He distinguished himself as a notable philosopher of law , investigating the origins of political power and its relationship with natural law, clearly influenced by the so-called ”School of Salamanca.” However, a fundamental part of his work deals with the jurisdiction of the courts , a topic that concerned him due to its unfortunate consequences for the poor cultivator . ! Please note that this translated text was generated by Google. !