LOUET, Georges. Recueil d'aucuns notables arrests, donnez en la cour de parlement de Paris, pris des Mémoires de Mons. Maistre Georges Louet, Conseiller du Roy en icelle. Published in Brussels by François Foppens in 1665. 2 volumes in 1 volume in-4, brown speckled basane, ribbed spine decorated with flowered caissons, title in gold lettering in a gilt cartouche, gilt roulette on the edges, speckled edges. Contemporary binding. (6) and 550 pages; (26), 480 and (20) pages, title printed in black and red, adorned with a fine engraved vignette. Text on two columns, decorated with lettering and endpapers. Slight loss to headpieces, rubbing, boards slightly worn, corners bare. Interior of rare freshness. New and final edition of one of the best 17th-century collections of jurisprudence from the Parlement de Paris, still cited today by legal historians as one of the main sources of jurisprudence. This edition has been enlarged with several rulings by Julien Brodeau, enriched with marginal annotations, and contains two tables, one of titles and chapters, the other of contents. Handwritten bookplate on title page. Complete with 2 volumes in 1 volume, in period binding in fine condition. Also included: Recueil de plusieurs arrêts notables du parlement de Paris, pris des mémoires de Monsieur Maître Georges Louet, contenant un grand nombre d'arrêts et de décisions recueillis par Maître Julien Brodeau, Tome 1, published in Paris by Jacques Rollin in 1742. In-folio format, bound in full contemporary brown calf, ribbed spine with fleurons, gilt title and gilt stamps on burgundy morocco, gilt roulette on the edges, red edges (contemporary binding). (6)-974 pages, typographical mark on title, headbands, lettering and endpapers. Title page printed in black and red. Text in two columns. Joints widely split on the first board and partially split on the second, headpieces loose, rubbing, slight epidermis on the boards and a tear on the second board. A few small brown spots (mainly in the margins), marginal wetness with little damage to the text. Volume 1 of this important collection of 17th-century jurisprudence, in its new edition augmented with new remarks by Maître Guy du Rousseaud de la Combe. Handwritten bookplate on title page. A fine reunion of these two important 17th-century casebooks, in their original bindings.