[NAUTICAL LAW]. Lot of three works: Il consolato del mare. Venice: Brogiollo, 1668. Lot containing an edition of The Consulate of the Sea, a primary source of maritime law that provides a vast collection of information on European legal systems, the first edition of which was published in Barcelona in 1484, offered with Petrus Rainutius' work on the study of shipwrecks and their economic consequences. 8vo, (211 x 150 mm). Engraved title page, initials, head-pieces and tail-pieces (slightly browned and some foxing). Contemporary binding in vellum, title lettered to spine in manuscript (detached, some chipping). Provenance: contemporary ownership inscription to title-page, early underlining and annotations; lawyer Clemente Persico (ex libris) [IN LOT WITH:] RAINUTIUS, Petrus (18th cent.). De jure naufragii liber singularis. Lucca: Bonsignori, 1778. 8vo, (189 x 123mm). frieze to title page, engraved title-pages, tail-pieces (spotting). Contemporary vellum binding, title gilt to spine (light wear). Provenance: lawyer Clemente Persico (ex libris) [IN LOT WITH:] HEINECKE; LOCCENIUS; STYPMANN; CURICKE. Scriptorum de iure nautico et maritimo fasciculus. Halle: Waisenhaus, 1740. 4to, (208 x 160mm). allegorical vignette to title-page, title-page printed in red and black, tail-pieces (browned). Contemporary vellum binding, spine lettered in manuscript (light wear). Provenance: a few old annotations; lawyer Clemente Persico (ex libris). (1)