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Tudeschis, Nicolaus de. *Consilia Tractatus et Questiones Panormitani*. This volume contains ... two councils of Lugano: with the most subtle questions pertaining thereto; additionally, an expanded and revised treatise on the Council of Basel ... With a woodcut title vignette and a wide figurative woodcut title border; title printed in red and black. Lyon, Marechal, 1528, 163, (7) leaves. Bound together with: The same author. *Repertorium super Lectures Panormitani*. Index: or, if you prefer, Repertorium: a most solemn work on the commentaries of the most excellent decrees … in the five books of the Decretals: revised with the utmost effort and diligence … With a woodcut title vignette and a wide figurative woodcut title border; title printed in red and black. Lyon, Marechal, 1528. 150 leaves. 43.5 x 29.5 cm. Contemporary leather binding over wooden boards (leather covering worn at the joints, covers worm-eaten, corners bumped, clasps missing). Regarding I: see Adams T-1023ff. — Regarding II: see Adams T-1066. — Nikolaus de Tudeschis, also known as Siculus or Panormitanus, served as King Alfonso I’s legate at the Council of Basel. - A compilation of Tudeschi’s commentaries on the Decretals of Gregory IX, edited by H. Ferrandat. - Provenance: handwritten on the title page of Vol. I: “Bibliotheco ffrm. Capucinorum Wernensum 1665” and a 19th-century stamp from the Werne monastery. - Wormholes at the beginning and end; page margins are stained in places and show water stains; 2 pages have been repaired at the margins; slightly browned and stained. *
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