Julius Pacius de Beriga

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Julius Pacius de Beriga, contemporary copper engraving from the album Morsianum

Julius Pacius de Beriga (* 1550 in Vicenza , † 1635 in Valence ) was an Italian legal scholar .

Life

Julius Pacius studied law in Padua , but left his homeland because of his Protestant religion and went to Geneva , where he taught law from 1575. He later taught philosophy and law in Hungary. In 1585 he was professor in Heidelberg , in 1595 professor of logic at the new Sedan Academy . After further positions in Nîmes and Montpellier , he went to Padua in 1618. Since he had left his family in Valence , he returned where he initially continued to teach at the university.

Pacius lived in Valence until his death. He adored the expert in Roman law Jacques Cujas and maintained contacts with the German lawyer Caspar Michael Welsch . He was famous all over Europe. He received offers from universities in Holland, France and Italy. In France there was considerable pressure on him to renounce the Protestant faith. He finally gave in to this pressure (see Louis XIII and the fight under Charles Luynes against the Huguenots in southern France) in 1619.

Services

Pacius edited the most important ancient and medieval legal works. In his work Aristotelis Organum he provided vivid explanations of the logic of Aristotle .

Works

De dominio maris Hadriatici , 1619

The numerous works by Pacius can be found in Christian Gottlieb Jöcher III, 1170-71.

  • Imp. Caes. Iustiniani Institutionum libri IV, Adnotationibus ac notis doctiss. scriptorum illustrati & adaucti. Quibus adiunximus appendicis loco, leges XII tab. explicatas. Vlpiani tit. XXIX adnotatos. Caii libros II institute. Studio & opera Ioannis Crispini At. In ac postrema editione accesserunt ; Jul. Pacio IC auctore, Ginevra: apud Eustathium Vignon, 1578.
  • Ἐναντιόφαν. seu Legum conciliatarum centuriae III , Spirae: typis Bernardi Albini, 1586.
  • Aristotelous Organon. Aristotelis Stagiritae peripateticorum principis Organum , graece et latine, rec. Julius Pacius, edit sec., Frankfurt 1592
  • De rebus creditis, seu De obligationibus qua re contrahuntur, et earum accessionibus, ad quartum librum Iustinianei Codicis, Commentarius ; accesserunt tres indices, Spirae Nemetum: apud Bernardinum Albinum, 1596.
  • Tractatus de contractibus et rebus creditis, seu de obligationibus quae re contrahuntur et earum accessionibus, ad quartum librum Iustinianei Codicis, doctissimi cuiusdam IC commentarius. Accesserunt tres indices, vnus titulorum, eo quo explicantur ordine descriptorum, alter eorundem titulorum ordine alphabetico, tertius rerum & verborum in toto opere memorabilium , Parisiis: apud Franciscum Lepreus, 1598.
  • Isagogica in Institutiones imperiales ( la ), Volume 1. Barthélemy Vincent, Lyon 1616.
  • Oeconomia iuris utriusque, tam civilis quam canonici ( la ), volume 2. Barthélemy Vincent, Lyon 1616.
  • Methodicorum ad iustinianeum Codicem libri ( la ), Volume 3. Barthélemy Vincent, Lyon 1616.
  • Analysis Codicis ( la ), Volume 4. Barthélemy Vincent, Lyon 1616.
  • Artis Lullianae emendatae libri IV Quibus docetur methodus, ad inueniendum sermonem de quacumque re , Valentiae: apud Petrum Pinellum, 1618.
  • De dominio maris Hadriatici ( la ). Barthélemy Vincent, Lyon 1619.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Jean-Marie Zemb : Aristoteles - with self-testimonies and image documents. 13th edition. Rowohlt Taschenbuch / rororo picture monographs, Reinbek near Hamburg 1995, ISBN 3-499-50063-9 ; Fig. On pages 69, 72, 75
personal data
SURNAME Pacius de Beriga, Julius
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pacius, Julius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian lawyer
DATE OF BIRTH 1550
PLACE OF BIRTH Vicenza
DATE OF DEATH 1635
Place of death Valence