Dn. Roberti Marantae clarissimi ac celeberrimi ic. Praxis, seu De ordine iudiciorum tractatus
, often called "Speculum aureum, et lumen aduocatorum," is a treatise on the order of judgments, offering insights into the judicial processes of its time. This edition includes additions by Petrus Follerius and others, expanding upon the original work by Roberto Maranta. A significant historical legal text, this volume provides a glimpse into Renaissance-era legal thought and practice. The book was formerly owned by Jeremiah Gridley and John Adams, adding to its provenance and historical significance. It remains a valuable resource for legal historians and those interested in the development of civil procedure.
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