Author: LONGOLIUS, Christophorus.
Title: Orationes duae pro defensione sua in crimen lesae maiestatis. / Oratio una ad Luterianos. / Eiusdem epistolarum libri quatuor / Epistularum Bemi &Sadoleti liber unus. / Longolii vita.
Description: Florence, Heirs Ph. Giunti, 1524. 8vo. 160 (of 163) leaves. 18th cent.calf w.raised bands, spine gilt. (spine rubbed, library sticker on front cover, stamp on fly leaf; 18th cent.ms.annotation of fly leaf; MEDIOCRE COPY: title page partly mounted in parts and partly missing, first leaves bottom margin mounted with loss of a few words, vague waterstain throughout; leaves 108 and 109 missing. ¶ The Vita, probably by archbishop Reginald Pole, preceded by the dedication by Bernard Giunti. Adams L1443. ¶ Longolius (Christophe de Longueil, 1490-1522), was born in Mechelen, and studied jurisprudence in Valence. He became a lawyer in 1511, and served from 1513 as an official in Paris. He also served as a tutor to a young King Francis I of France.[1] He had given up law to study classical literature. Later he traveled around Europe, finally settling in Padua, where he died in 1522. (Wikipedia)

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