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VALASCO (Tomé). ALLEGATIONES Super Varias Materias. Conimbricæ. 1731. - VALASCO (Tomé) ALLEGATIONES Super Varias Materias . Opus Omnibus Juris Pontificii, et Cæsarei Professoribus, Juridicibus, & Advocatis utile, & necessarium. Editio Tertia, a mendis quibus priores scatebant, expurgata, & duobus indicibus, uno allegationum, altero rerum locupletata. Conimbricæ: Apud Ludovicum Seco Ferreyra, 1731. [8], 434 pp.; 295 mm. A work of forensic practice by Tomé Valasco (1553–c. 1612), a Portuguese jurist and renowned lawyer at the Porto Court of Appeal, which compiles the arguments he produced in cases on a wide variety of matters of canon and civil law. Based on the discussion of specific cases in light of common law and national law, it became a commonly used work among judges, lawyers, and professors, which explains the successive re-editions throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. This edition from Coimbra reproduces the text of the so-called third edition, printed in Lisbon in 1701, purged of the errors of the previous editions and supplemented with two indexes, one of the allegations and the other of the subject matter. It constitutes a relevant source for the study of Portuguese judicial practice during the Philippine period. Estimated. ⚑ Auto-translated via Google Translate