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Alberto Bruno from Asti: at a glance
Alberto Bruno, known as Alberto Bruno from Asti (Acqui Terme, 1467 – Asti, 1541), was an Italian jurist, lawyer and politician.
Lord of the Ferrere, he was a disciple of Jacopino di San Giorgio and in 1520 he became general fiscal advocate[1] of Savoy, whose Duchy was also senator in Milan.
A wiser prolific on constitutional law, he also studied monetary and mr.
His 1536 essay entitled De rebus et dispositionibus dubiis (Of the doubtful things and provisions)[2] was widely quoted in later periods on the subject of his considerations regarding copyright. It was considered fundamental in the start of the legislative address in Italy towards the protection of the interests of the authors[3].
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- De feudis
- De augmento, diminutioneque currency
- De constitutionibus
- De statutis excudentibus foeminas
- De interitu, et peremptionibus
- De transformatione et mutation
- De permanentbus, et perseverantibus in eodem statu
- De rebus et dispositionibus dubiis
- De refecto
- De cecession bonorum
- De Statutis
- De forma et solemnitate
- Repertoire on statutes
- Reading
- With Giovanni Battista Ziletti, Consiliorum feudalium, 1578.
He also wrote a volume of Consiglj (published in Venice in 1548 and 1579)[4].
Issues
- (THE) Ac Responsive Consilia Feudalia, Asti, Francesco Silva for Alberto Bruno & Baldassarre Gabiano, 1518.
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- ^ The office of attorney and tax prosecutor corresponds approximately to those in modern times foreseen for the approach of the State; for a study on this figure relative to the Municipality of Lucca, see this study Archived on 13 May 2006 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Alberto Bruno from Asti, De rebus et dispositionibus dubiis, Francesco Baroni typography, 20 August 1536, Asti
- ^ On the role of this essay to such effects, different sources; for example Giuseppe Panattoni, Lorenzo Panattoni, Memory on reproduction of married promises of c. Alessandro Manzoni made in Florence in 1845 by Mr. F. Le Monnier: Legal republics and Receptification to the defense of the recurring typographer ahead of C. by Cassazione della Toscana, Tipografia Barbèra, Florence, 1861. Source of different sign, but coincident with that of Panattoni on the point of influence from this work, the reading dated by Lodovico Bosellini (Lodovico Bosellini, Della proprietà letteraria and a writing by Mr Laboulaye around it, in La Temi - Journal of legislation and jurisprudence, Volume VI, Type Barbèra, Florence, 1857).
- ^ List of the works taken from Onorato Derossi, Francesco Agostino Della Chiesa, Piedmont writers, savoirs, nizzardi, recorded in the catalogs of Bishop Francesco Agostino Della Chiesa and the monk Andrea Rossotto. New compilation of Onorato Derossi, Royal Printing House, 1790 - (Francesco Agostino Della Chiesa was bishop of Saluzzo)
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