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Disertacion sobre si seria justa tal ley que diese por infame al que no vencio o quito la espada a su adversario o le permitio quedar libre

Manuscript Italian Italy

P. Francisco Pareja

Legacy import had fused this Spanish dissertation with Masaniello Parise's fencing treatise. The two items are now separated, and this surviving record retains only the Pareja/Pareja-cluster witness. Type reviewed on August 6, 2026 after renewed source search. No direct external bibliographic witness was confirmed beyond indirect local notes and the Thimm-derived manuscript description, so this record is conservatively treated as a manuscript rather than a bibliography. Author, date, and title still require stronger external confirmation.

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Bibliographic Overview
TitleDisertacion sobre si seria justa tal ley que diese por infame al que no vencio o quito la espada a su adversario o le permitio quedar libre
AuthorP. Francisco Pareja
Earliest publication dateUnknown
LanguageItalian
CountryItaly
Document typeManuscript
Authority statement
P. Francisco Pareja
Honour and Law Sword
Authority Roles
Author
P. Francisco Pareja
Edition History
Disertacion sobre si seria justa tal ley que diese por infame al que no vencio o quito la espada a su adversario o le permitio quedar libre Undated
CityRoma
PublisherNot specified
PrinterNot specified
FormatNot specified
PagesNot specified
DimensionsNot specified
Manuscript witness cited by Thimm. Earlier import had incorrectly absorbed Masaniello Parise's printed fencing treatise into the same edition record.

Quality phase 101g: city inherited from the single-edition work record; canonical city has an associated country.

Quality phase 101o year decision [manuscript_or_century_only]: undated manuscript or witness described only by a broad century; exact publication year intentionally left unset.
Scholarly References
Thimm entry 1630
Thimm (1896)
Carl A. Thimm, A Complete Bibliography of Fencing and Duelling.
Pages 251 · Entry 1630