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Favre, Antoine, 1557-1624

LC control no.n 88145753
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Personal name headingFavre, Antoine, 1557-1624
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Variant(s)Faber, Antonius, 1557-1624
Faure, Antoine, 1557-1624
Other standard no.39528957
Associated countryFrance Italy
LocatedParis (France) Turin (Italy) Chambéry (France) Annecy (France)
Birth date1557-10-04
Death date1624-02-28
Place of birthBourg-en-Bresse (France)
Place of deathChambéry (France)
Field of activityRoman law Canon law
AffiliationCollège de Clermont (Paris, France) Università di Torino Savoy (Duchy). Sénat
Profession or occupationLawyers Judges
Found inHis Antonii Fabri I.C. Sebusiani, Sebaudi senatoris, et in Gebennensis ducatus auditorio praesidis Tractatus de variis nummariorum debitorum solutionibus [MI] 1598.
NUC pre-56 (hdg.: Favre, Antoine, 1557-1624)
Dict. de biog. frse (Favre, Antoine; 1557-1624; jurisconsult)
Gde enc. (Faber, Antonius or Antoine Favre; b. 4 Oct. 1557, d. 1 Mar. 1624)
LC in RLIN, 1/20/89 (hdg.: Favre, Antoine, 1557-1624)
VD 16 (Faure, Antoine)
Favre, Antoine. Codex Fabrianus definitionum forensium, MDCCXL., 1740.
Dictionnaire historique des juristes français XIIe-XXe siècle, 2007: pp. 322-323 (Favre, Antoine; born 4 October 1557 at Bourg-en-Bresse; died 28 February 1624 at Chambéry; born in the Savoy, studied in Paris as a student of the Jesuits at the college of Clermont, then the University of Turin, where he received a doctorate in both laws in 1579; became an advocat in the Souverain Sénat de Savoie at Chambéry, then a magistrate in 1584; made senator in 1587; in 1597 named president of the Conseil de Genevois and moved to Annecy; in 1610 president of Souverain Sénat de Savoie; wrote several legal treatises, including Codex Fabrianus and Abrégé de la pratique judiciaire et civile, as well as a tragedy Les Gordians et Maximinis ou l'Ambition and poetic meditations)