A Dissertation On the Statutes of the Cities of Italy

This book includes two important works related to Italian legal history. The first is a dissertation on the statutes of Italian cities, providing a detailed analysis of the legal systems in place during the Renaissance. The second is a translation of a legal pleading in defense of Beatrice Cenci, a character famously tried and executed for the murder of her father. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Italian legal history or Renaissance literature.

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